Events

This event provides a battle-tested blueprint to help executives and compliance leaders look beneath the surface, spot behavioral red flags, and transform passive policies into an active, protective culture of accountability.

Coggins and Brown move past the mechanics of rapport-building and objection handling to reveal the specific, repeatable mental practices that allow high-performers to thrive in any environment.

In this insightful webinar, bestselling author and leadership pioneer Jim Ferrell reveals how science and philosophy point toward “relation” as the fundamental building block of success.

Author Natsuyo Nobumoto Lipschutz introduces a practical methodology to align complex teams by blending sharp corporate strategy with structured Japanese philosophy.

Celebrate CSP’s birthday with ice cream floats and trivia about the university.

Author Emily Tedards introduces a real-world alternative to modern leadership challenges. This session moves beyond theory to show that true impact comes from co-creation: the art of collaborating, experimenting, and learning from others.

We look forward to celebrating the remarkable achievements, leadership, and service of our distinguished CSP Alumni at the 2026 Alumni Awards Banquet.

We look forward to gathering with our newest inductees and celebrating their outstanding legacy at this year’s Athletic Hall of Fame brunch.

In this webinar, acclaimed researchers Dr. David Smith and Dr. Brad Johnson deliver a battle-tested blueprint to rebuild organizational culture from the ground up.

This dynamic masterclass skips the dry compliance training to focus on real world emotional intelligence. You will learn how to handle yourself better in tough professional exchanges and protect your mental well-being.

In this actionable webinar, executive coach and bestselling author Michelle Tillis Lederman breaks down how to leverage the Laws of Likability and cultivate the mindset of a true Connector.

Reclaiming the Reformation:Lessons from the Past for Lutheran Confessional Theology Today Nineteenth-century America presented unique challenges to Lutherans as they struggled to adapt their confession to a new setting. Some argued for cultural accommodation; others for isolation. A cadre of native-born theologians, whose first language was English, worked to catechize the church on the continued relevance of the Lutheran Confessions.…