Passport to Masculinity - Haydel, Belmont

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Résumé :
Dr. Haydel's book is a compilation of his research and experiences with his mentees whom he has serviced over a period of fifty years. He has explored the sense of masculinity from youth to adulthood and what his mentees have believed added to their reflections of reaching maturity. He offers first person descriptions of various aspects of life that his mentees believe have formed their personalities. This represents almost a peek into the minds of these men as they personally explore what maleness represents in their activities and careers. Dr. Haydel announces in his final, advisory remarks to his mentees who are a part of this changing world: They should remember to welcome genuine challenges for social behavior and opportunities based on a sense of morality and awareness of the Supreme Being. Endorsement: Dr. Belmont Haydel's Passport to Masculinity: From Boyhood to Male Adulthood is a delightful display of how mentoring can have a strong impact on the growing minds of boys and men alike. The reader will be moved, enthralled, and personally driven by Dr. Haydel's account of his experiences mentoring men beginning with his time as 2nd Lieutenant in a US Army Infantry company in Colorado, through his mentoring young men who are currently Latin American leaders. His life has been dedicated to making the world a more inclusive, sustainable place, just as the mission of his alma mater, Thunderbird School of Global Management aims to do. As the CEO of Thunderbird, I am delighted to have the opportunity to share my recommendation for this book by a highly esteemed alumnus and incredible ambassador, Dr. Belmont Haydel. His work is vital today as we see our world so radically changing and rapidly growing -the importance of mentorship for young men and women cannot be underestimated nor understated. Dr. Sanjeev Khagram, PhD Director General and Dean Thunderbird School of Global Management of Arizona State University...

Biographie:
Belmont Haydel's experience include accounting, military, diplomacy, higher education, and teaching. He holds a Ph.D. in Organization Theory and International Business Administration from North Texas State University and New York University. He attended the University of Mexico, studying Spanish and Mexican culture. His additional studies include Latin American economics, commercial affairs, and Portuguese at the US Foreign Service Institute. He was graduated from the American Institute for Foreign Trade. Haydel is a retired US Army Major. He was appointed by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, serving in US posts in Latin America, in commercial and economic affairs. He was a protocol officer at the Meeting of Chiefs of States of the Western Hemisphere (Alliance for Progress), in Uruguay. He was executive director of a USAID-funded project at the Inter-American Center, Loyola University of New Orleans, training potential Latin American leaders in economics and social sciences, along with sensitivity training. He has lectured for the Organization of American States and was visiting professor of International Business at Latin American universities and Thunderbird- the American Institute for Foreign Trade. He is Professor Emeritus of Rider University, honored with a student academic scholarship in his name. Haydel has written significant articles in leading professional journals, along with books on his French and German ancestries, including his autobiography, titled A Rendezvous with my Professional Destiny. Haydel's literary works are displayed in American universities. He is recipient of many awards, including a medallion from President Lyndon B. Johnson for his service and Fulbright Awards for lecturing in Jordan and Uruguay.

Sommaire:
Belmont Haydel's experience include accounting, military, diplomacy, higher education, and teaching. He holds a Ph.D. in Organization Theory and International Business Administration from North Texas State University and New York University. He attended the University of Mexico, studying Spanish and Mexican culture. His additional studies include Latin American economics, commercial affairs, and Portuguese at the US Foreign Service Institute. He was graduated from the American Institute for Foreign Trade. Haydel is a retired US Army Major. He was appointed by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, serving in US posts in Latin America, in commercial and economic affairs. He was a protocol officer at the Meeting of Chiefs of States of the Western Hemisphere (Alliance for Progress), in Uruguay. He was executive director of a USAID-funded project at the Inter-American Center, Loyola University of New Orleans, training potential Latin American leaders in economics and social sciences, along with sensitivity training. He has lectured for the Organization of American States and was visiting professor of International Business at Latin American universities and Thunderbird- the American Institute for Foreign Trade. He is Professor Emeritus of Rider University, honored with a student academic scholarship in his name. Haydel has written significant articles in leading professional journals, along with books on his French and German ancestries, including his autobiography, titled A Rendezvous with my Professional Destiny. Haydel's literary works are displayed in American universities. He is recipient of many awards, including a medallion from President Lyndon B. Johnson for his service and Fulbright Awards for lecturing in Jordan and Uruguay....