Mentor in the Third Age: A Learning Perspective

Older adults can bring decades of knowledge and expertise to the mentoring table. We explore where older adults serve as mentors and the educational benefits they derive from mentoring, in light of prejudices ascribed through ageism. As mentors, older adults can remain engaged and continue to find meaning beyond retirement.

The Development of an Ethical Strategy for Managers of International Hotels in Third World Countries

This article discusses some of the dilemmas of conscience that greet the international hotel manager in the Third World. It offers realistic and ethical guidelines for decision-making and problem-solving. Some of these guidelines require only common sense and good will to implement; others require a great deal of creativity, sensitivity, effort, and care; and a few will demand the courage to stand up for what is right in the face of competitive pressure.

Third Conference on Reconciliation & Change: The Importance of Dignity [Invitation]

This is an invitation for the "Third Conference on Reconciliation & Change: The Importance of Dignity" by the Cuba Study Group's Reconciliation Project in partnership with Beyond Conflict and hosted by Miami-Dade College.