Connect & Learn | Response-ability: The Rigors and Rewards of Being Responsible Build skills you can apply immediately to your life and work, and at the same time enjoy being part of a lively network of learners and community leaders. Sessions are online, live, interactive, and collaborative. Each session will include time to connect, network, meet new colleagues, and strengthen relationships. The February 9 session will be led by Dr. David Gottlieb. Response-ability: The Rigors and Rewards of Being Responsible. Holding yourself and others responsible is about more than assigning roles and assessing blame -- in Jewish tradition, it is a discipline of being deeply honest with oneself and present to others. Learn how studying and opening to this attribute can transform your relationship to work, life, love, and self. Programs take place via Zoom. Login instructions will be provided to ticket holders by email 24 hours in advance. _________________________________________ This program is part of the Solomon Goldman Lecture Series, generously endowed by the late Rose and Sidney Shure. Event image Dr. David N. Gottlieb, Spertus Institute's Director of Jewish Studies, teaches about Jewish identity and Jewish memory. He has taught at The University of Chicago and Claremont Lincoln University, where he helped develop the curriculum for the Masters in Interfaith Action concentration. Gottlieb has written extensively for both academic and general-interest publications, including the Journal of Religion, the Toronto Journal of Jewish Thought, Shofar, and Tablet, among others. He served as founding executive director of Full Circle Communities, Inc., a nonprofit philanthropic developer of affordable housing and provider of social and supportive services to its residents.