Dr. Jim Salvucci
Newburgh, New York, United States
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About
As the President & CEO of Guidance For Greatness, I help leaders at all levels to clarify…
Articles by Dr. Jim
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The Three Wisdoms: Toward A Philosophy of Great Leadership
The Three Wisdoms: Toward A Philosophy of Great Leadership
By Dr. Jim Salvucci
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Mastering the RO3 Strategy to Better Your Organizational Culture
Mastering the RO3 Strategy to Better Your Organizational Culture
By Dr. Jim Salvucci
Contributions
Activity
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What’s the heaviest thing you ever had to carry? What if it wasn’t as heavy as it seemed? The way we bear burdens can affect our bodies just as much…
What’s the heaviest thing you ever had to carry? What if it wasn’t as heavy as it seemed? The way we bear burdens can affect our bodies just as much…
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Experience
Education
Licenses & Certifications
Volunteer Experience
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Executive Board Member, Board Member
American Conference of Academic Deans
- 7 years 1 month
Education
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Poll Worker
Orange County (NY) Board of Elections
- Present 4 years
Politics
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Board Member
Genesis Development (Iowa)
- 6 months
Social Services
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Executive Board Member, Board Member
Baltimore Community Mediation Center
- 3 years
Social Services
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Board Member, Executive Board Member
Public Justice Center (Baltimore)
- 3 years
Civil Rights and Social Action
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President, Vice President, Executive Board Member, Board Member, Volunteer Member
South Baltimore Neighborhood Association
- 13 years 5 months
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Board Member
Bard College Alumni Board of Governors
- 4 years 1 month
Education
Publications
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“‘Hanging in the Balance of the Reality of Man’: Dylan’s Artistic Vision of Impermanance, October 1981.”
The Politics and Power of Bob Dylan’s Live Performances: Play a Song for Me/Routledge
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“Bob Dylan and Wallace Stevens in Conversation”
Dylan Review
Bob Dylan’s “Key West (Philosopher Pirate)” and Wallace Stevens’ “Of Mere Being,” both composed in their authors’ septuagenarian years, engage in an intertextual conversation about the end of life. That both are evidently set in Florida as they contemplate the distant horizon adds to the intimacy of their conversation and invokes the range of Stevens’ Florida poems, which Dylan’s song extends thematically. Dylan’s speculation about the liminal moment of death centers on immortality and…
Bob Dylan’s “Key West (Philosopher Pirate)” and Wallace Stevens’ “Of Mere Being,” both composed in their authors’ septuagenarian years, engage in an intertextual conversation about the end of life. That both are evidently set in Florida as they contemplate the distant horizon adds to the intimacy of their conversation and invokes the range of Stevens’ Florida poems, which Dylan’s song extends thematically. Dylan’s speculation about the liminal moment of death centers on immortality and equanimity and thus is more reassuring than Stevens’ conception, which is more abstract and terminal even as it holds out hope for a renewal. Both authors emphasize the profound ambiguity of liminal death as one approaches the unequivocal finale of life and its potential beyond.
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“Masked, Anonymized, and Chronicled: Bob Dylan’s Fatal Auto-Mythos for the New Millennium”
Faces and Facets of Late Bob Dylan: Cultural and Artistic Personae/Bloomsbury
Organizations
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American Conference of Academic Deans
Board Member/Executive Committee
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Bard College Alumni/ae Association Board of Governors
Board Member
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Genesis Development
Board Member
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Community Mediation (Baltimore, MD)
Board Member/Vice President
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Public Justice Center
Board Member/Executive Committee
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South Baltimore Neighborhood Association
Board Member/Vice President/President
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Orange County Board of Elections
Election Inspector
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