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Quantum Storytelling Annual Review (QSAR) 2019 David M Quantum Storytelling Annual Review (QSAR) 2019 David M. Boje, Editor QSAR is published by Tamara-Land Publications [email protected] 4700 Dunn Drive Las Cruces, New Mexico 88011 CONTENTS Quantum Storytelling Annual Review (QSAR) 2019 David M. Boje, Editor 断弦风筝 ‘Duàn xián fēng zhēng’ - Kite with broken string Judy Chan The role of antenarratives in interprofessional collaboration: Isabelle Horvath Betty Beeler David M. Boje Grace Ann Rosile Marc Bonnet Who Killed The French Broad? Wilma Dykeman’s Contribution to Storytelling Research David M. Boje Yue Cai Hillon Mark E. Hillon The Living Book Bolles Potter Another Vision of Home: Storytelling Pathways using Geo-spatial Mnemonics Debra Butler Embodied Restorying Process Dr. Jeanne Flora & Dr. Tim Ketelaar What’s the story morning glory? Deceiving stories or stories from W.A.F.E.L. Michel Fortier, titular professor ‘W’ Theory, Framework for Intelligent Management of Work Stress in Organizations Dr. Patrick J. M. Haim, HDR, IMSES Oneness, and Interview with the Environment Julia Hayden Worker-Driven Social Responsibility and Critical Pedagogy: The Coalition of Immokalee Workers Campaign to Reform Global Supply Chains Richard Herder Coaching in the age of Gaia: A story making framework for relational reflexivity Kenneth Mølbjerg Jørgensen Pauline Fatien Diochon Introduction References Arendt, H. (1958). The Modern Concept of History. The Review of Politics, 20(4), 570–590. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0034670500034227 Organization, 9(4), 641–656. https://doi.org/10.1177/135050840294007 Discovering Your Slice of the Pie: Investigating the Self via acting techniques of Michael Chekhov Wil Kilroy An Ontology: Storytelling, and Collective Sensemaking in the Age of Global Technologies Thomas E. Kleiner, PhD, MPA, MA, MS True Storytelling as a philosophical dialogical approach Jens Larsen IT LOOKS GRIM: THE FUTURE OF INDIGENOUS MĀORI ACADEMICS IN NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITIES Dr. Tyron Love Prof. Michael Hall Emergence of Female Entrepreneurship in times of Male Migration Ali Mchiri From academics to praxis: Tensions and experiences in the operation of a startup. Oscar Montiel After 215 Years of Independence; why is Haiti the Poorest Nation in the Western Hemisphere? Joele Montes From academics to praxis: Tensions and experiences in the operation of a startup. Oscar Montiel Female Entrepreneurship and Male Migration Ali Mchiri From academics to praxis: Tensions and experiences in the operation of a startup. Oscar Montiel Entrepreneurial Opportunity Revelation as the “Anti-Antenarrative”. Duncan Pelly CROSSING BOUNDARIES Collaboration of Virginia Maria Romero and Anais Gomez / Blue Fenec The Coalition of Immokalee Workers uses Ensemble Storytelling Processesto Overcome Enslavement in Corporate Supply Chains Grace Ann Rosile David M. Boje Richard Herder Mabel Sanchez Anti-Dialogical Structures Jillian Saylors True Storytelling of Perceiving and Attention Rohny Saylors & Jacob Klopp (WA, USA) Truth, Lies, and the Bullshit in Between James Sibel Transforming the Avocado: Tales from Michoacán, Mexico Lois Stanford Storytelling: A Managerial Strategic Tool for Strategic Changes Nazanin Tourani, PhD The a priori solution to the irreproducibility crisis David Trafimow The A Priori Solution to the Irreproducibility Crisis David Trafimow Clarity and Opacity of Language in Heidegger’s Being and Time Sabine Trafimow Happy Like a Dog Diane Walker Crossroads of Cognition: Managing paradigms and ways of knowing using Ambidexterity Dr. Eric Zabiegalski The following are papers and abstracts from the 9th Annual New Mexico Quantum Storytelling Conference Was Held December 15-18, 2019 Las Cruces, New Mexico Art by Virginia Maria Romero New Mexico State University Las Cruces, New Mexico Conference Website: www.davidboje.com/quantum For questions contact Grace Ann Rosile [email protected] Art by Virginia Maria Romero 9th Annual New Mexico Quantum Storytelling Conference December 15-18, 2019 New Mexico State University Las Cruces, New Mexico Conference Website: www.davidboje.com/quantum For questions contact Grace Ann Rosile [email protected] MONDAY December 16, 2019. NOTE: All sessions will be held on the NMSU campus in Dominici 102 and lobby, some in 106. 8:00-8:20 Doors Open; Coffee, Tea, EVERYONE Fruit, Snacks in Lobby 8:20-8:30 Registration and Payment EVERYONE will be OPEN 8:25-8:30 Welcome (David Boje, EVERYONE Grace Ann Rosile, Don Pepion) 8:30-8:45 1-min BioSketch EVERYONE 8:45-9:00 1-min BioSketch EVERYONE (Continued) 9:00-9:20 1-min BioSketch EVERYONE (Continued) 9:20-9:30 VERY SHORT BREAK – 10 SHORT BREAK min! 1 9:30- Water Protectors Don Pepion (NM, 9:45 USA) 2 9:45- Princess Gaia: View from Julia Hayden 10:00 Space, Voice of the Ocean (Germany) 10:00- Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 10:15 3 10:15- True Storytelling Jens Larson 10:30 Philosophical Dialogical (Denmark) Approach 4 10:30- True Storytelling and Truth Rohny Saylors & 10:45 and Lies of Climate Change Jacob Klopp (WA, USA) 10:45- Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 11:00 5 11:00- Gaia Coaching Kenneth Molberg 11:15 Jorgensen (Denmark) 6 11:15- Who Killed the French David Boje (NM, 11:30 Broad? USA) 11:30- Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 11:45 7 11:45- Truth & Lies James Sibel (PA, 12:00 USA) 8 12:00- Truth Tables David Trafimow 12:15 (NM, USA) 12:15- Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 12:30 12:30- LUNCH. LUNCH. Reserve your 1:15 LUNCH. (provided on- choice in site) advance! 9 1:15- Life in the Fields Mabel Sanchez 1:30 and John Parsons 10 1:30- Home Storytelling Pathways Debra Butler 1:45 and Geospatial Mnemonics (MA, USA) 11 1:45- Transforming the Avocado: Lois Stanford 2:00 Tales from Michoacan, MX (NM, USA) 2:00- Q&A EVERYONE 2:15 2:15- SHORT BREAK EVERYONE 2:30 12 2:30- Eradicating Poverty in Haiti Joele Montes, 2:45 through Community Dev. Claude Montes (Haiti) 13 2:45- Female Entrepreneurship & Ali Mchiri (NM, 3:00 Male Migration in Tunisia USA) 3:00- Q&A EVERYONE 3:15 14 3:15- Autoethnography: Academics Oscar Montiel 3:30 to Praxis in a StartUp (Mexico) 15 3:30- Entrepreneurial Revelation as Duncan Pelly 3:45 Anti-Antenarrative (TX, USA) 3:45- Q&A EVERYONE 4:00 4:00- SHORT BREAK EVERYONE 4:15 16 4:15- AntiDialogical Structures and Jillian Saylors 4:30 Critical Pedagogy (Washington, USA) 17 4:30- Grim Future of Indigenous Tyron Love & 4:45 Maori Academics Michael Hall (New Zea.) 18 4:45- Diversity, Inclusion, and Henrietta Pichon 5:00 Leadership in Higher (NM, USA) Education 5:00- Q&A DISCUSSION led by EVERYONE 5:30 Judy Weisinger 5:30 Cars depart for dinner at Pay for your own, Pepper’s in Old Mesilla for those who wish to 9th Annual New Mexico Storytelling Conference Presenters come from 8 countries and 8 states within the US: Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Mexico, and New Zealand; and within the US: Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas WITH 50+ attendees and 44 presentations TUESDAY December 17, 2019 Tuesday Morning 8:30- Doors Open 8:45 8:45- Coffee, Tea, Fruit, 9:00 Snacks 19 An Ontology of Storytelling Thomas Kleiner 9:00- & Collective Sensemaking (MD, USA) 9:15 20 Ambidextrous Organizations Eric Zabiegalski 9:15- and W-WOK and I-WOK (MO, USA) 9:30 Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 9:30- 9:45 21 Understanding Fractals Karen Villaverde 9:45- (NM, USA) 10:00 22 Life Change through Fractal Monica Bolles 10:00- Research (USA) 10:15 Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 10:15- 10:30 SHORT BREAK EVERYONE 10:30- 10:45 23 Life Stories of Middle Dominique 10:45- Managers Besson (France) 11:00 24 Storytelling as a Tool for Nazanin Tourani 11:00- Strategic Change (PA, USA) 11:15 Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 11:15- 11:30 25 Autoethnography of the Carolyn Gardner 11:30- Emergent Story of Family (PA, USA) 11:45 Crisis 26 Restorying for Jeanne Flora, 11:45- PostDeployment Veterans & Timothy Ketelaar 12:00 Families (NM) 27 Theory W and Well-Being at Patrick Haim 12:00- Work (France) 12:15 Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 12:15- 12:30 LUNCH LUNCH. EVERYONE 12:30- LUNCH. (note: reserve 1:15 choice) Tuesday Afternoon 28 Investigating Self via Wil Kilroy (NM, 1:00- Chekhov’s Acting USA) 1:15 Techniques ACTIVITY EVERYONE 1:15- 1:45 29 Finding Your Authentic Niki Mott (NM, USA) 1:45- Voice and Ease in 2:00 Revealing It Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 2:00- 2:15 SHORT BREAK 2:15- 2:30 30 Mindfulness in Fleur Pawsey (New 2:30- Storytelling Research Zealand) 2:45 31 Energy, Frequency, and Debra Salsi (DE, 2:45- Vibration: Change USA) 3:00 Management Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 3:00- 3:15 32 Kite with Broken String Judy Chan 3:15- (Australia) 3:30 33 Crossing Boundaries: Virginia Maria 3:30- Collaborative Connection Romero & Anais 3:45 w/Nature Gomez (NM Q&A DISCUSSION EVERYONE 3:45- 4:00 SHORT BREAK with EVERYONE 4:00- Chocolate 4:15 34 Storytelling Together: Elizabeth Harvey 4:15- Humans, Nature, and Co- (NM, USA) 4:30 creation of Healing 35 Quantum Connection: Grace Ann Rosile 4:30- Nahdion’s Song Revisited (NM, USA) 4:45 ACTIVITY: Your EVERYONE 4:45- Connections 5:00 De-brief DISCUSSION EVERYONE/Grace 5:00- Ann, David 5:30 SHORT BREAK EVERYONE 5:30- 5:45 Cars Depart for 6pm EVERYONE 5:45- dinner at Rosile & Boje’s 6:00 house In Transit EVERYONE 6:00- 6:30 DINNER at Rosile & EVERYONE 6:30 Boje’s house Cars return to Cars return to hotels/campus hotels/campus 9th Annual New Mexico Storytelling Conference WEDNESDAY December 18, 2019 (NOTE LATER START TIME) Doors Open, Snacks David Boje, Grace Ann 9:15- Available Rosile 9:30 36 Worker-Driven Social Rick Herder (Minnesota, 9:30- Responsibility & USA) 9:45 Critical Pedagogy: the CIW 37 Women and Worker- Mabel Sanchez (NM and 9:45- Driven Social CA, USA) 10:00 Responsibility: CIW Q&A EVERYONE 10:00- 10:15 38 Antenarrative Betty Beeler (France) 10:15- Collabor: Theatre 10:30 Managers, Actors& Staff 39 Clarity & Opacity of Sabine Trafimow (NM, 10:30- Language in USA) 10:45 Heidegger’s Being & Time Q&A EVERYONE 10:45- 11:00 SHORT BREAK with EVERYONE 11:00- SNACKS and 11:15 DRUMMING 40 Serre’s W.A.F.E.L.
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