Executive Integral Leadership: FAQ

1. Why should I attend EIL?
2. What is the best way to describe the program?
3. Will I get to experience the Notre Dame campus?
4. What is the schedule?
5. Why do you have an application deadline of one month prior to the start of the program?
6. Where do I stay during the program?
7. What is the investment for the program?
8. What if I have other questions not addressed here?

 

1. Why should I attend EIL?
Past participants have confirmed that Notre Dame’s cutting-edge Executive Integral Leadership experience has brought substantial change to their life and career and will likely foster meaningful success for you as well. In EIL, you will gain tools and skills that will accelerate your proven leadership talent and allow you to live and work in alignment with your values.

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2. What is the best way to describe the program?

Three descriptors: Inspirational. Thought-provoking. Character-defining.

• Inspiration that extends far beyond the classroom: Each participant’s experience is unique, but most find the powerful take-home tools will instantly apply to both their personal and professional lives.
  
  • See the impact of EIL after participants return to their organizations.
    • Participant Testimonials
    • Survey Summary Findings
• Thought-provoking: EIL adopts an integrated learning model that emphasizes balance in all dimensions of development and self-awareness, as experts believe this is the key to optimizing individual effectiveness and sustaining exceptional performance.
  
  • During the program, many participants realize they have not fostered enough balance in there lives concerning the seven dimensions of development on which the program focuses: cognitive, emotional, physical, interpersonal, ethical, moral and spiritual.

• Character-defining: This week-long program encourages you to take the time to reflect on your personal values and rediscover the ability to live and work in harmony with your values.

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3. Will I get to experience the Notre Dame campus?

• EIL offers you the opportunity to spend one week on Notre Dame’s historic campus. During the day, your home base will be the Giovanini Commons, an innovative learning space within the Mendoza College of Business. Throughout the week you will visit the renowned Snite Museum of Art and dine in a variety of campus locations. Indulge your athletic and cultural sides at the state-of-the-art Rolfs Sports and Recreation Center, Rockne Memorial, and Marie P. DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.
  

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4. What is the schedule?

• The program begins on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. with an overview and introduction to the week and continues through approximately 2:00 p.m. Friday afternoon. The final session is an important component of the program that you will not want to miss, so please schedule your travel plans accordingly. In general, the days are intense, rigorous and full. To the extent that you can delegate your personal and professional responsibilities for the week, you will have a richer experience.

• EIL’s unique format includes presentations by faculty experts, interactive exercises, two individual coaching sessions and evening activities. The four evening sessions are designed to further enrich your experience by allowing you to partake in events and offerings on campus. You will receive a detailed schedule upon arrival.
  

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5. Why do you have an application deadline of one month prior to the start of the program?

• To supplement and facilitate your on-campus week, we ask that you complete several short exercises in the month prior to your arrival for the Executive Integral Leadership experience. The primary pre-program exercise is The Leadership Circle survey, or 360° feedback instrument, which requires you and 10-12 of your colleagues to complete a survey on your behalf. The outcome—or profile—of this feedback instrument is the basis for your individual 90-minute coaching session.

• To foster your comprehensive approach to leadership development, you will also need to complete a "V-Eight" health profile which provides the starting point for your individual 60-minute health and wellness coaching session.

• Additional prework includes identification of your strategic challenge, various readings, exercises and information requests.
  

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6. Where do I stay during the program?

• We will make reservations for you and your classmates at a nearby hotel, either on campus or a short drive away. Lodging and all transportation from the hotel to the daily class sessions are facilitated by the University and is included in the tuition.
  

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7. What is the investment for the program?

• The investment for an individual participant is $7,450 ($6,450 for an attendee representing a non-profit organization) and is due prior to the start of the program.

• The tuition for additional participants from the same company or organization attending the same session is reduced to $6,450 per person. A $1,500 non-refundable deposit is due immediately upon acceptance.

• The program tuition covers all instruction, materials, assessments, lodging and meals.
  

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8. What if I have other questions not addressed here?

Please email us or call the Executive Education Office at (574) 631-5285. Ask for any member of the EIL team:

Sue Callaghan, Brand Manager,

Chris Cushman, Program Manager.

Paul Slaggert, Director of Non-Degree Programs.

 

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