Radical collaboration James Tamm ’75 shares his experience as a judge and mediator in his new book on radical collaboration. SCM Staff 30 Jan 2004 For 25 years, James Tamm ’75 served as the San Francisco regional director and a senior administrative law judge for California’s Public Employment Relations Board. Tamm mediated more than 1,500 employment disputes, including more school labor strikes than anyone else in the country. His new book, Radical Collaboration: Five Essential Skills to Overcome Defensiveness and Build Successful Relationships (HarperCollins, $24.95, 2004) draws on his years of experience as a judge and mediator to offer readers guidance on creating effective collaborations.
A Crescendo of Achievements Nicolás Lell Benavides ’10 shares how his Santa Clara experience and passion for composition led to the creation of his largest project to date: “Dolores.” Francesca D'Urzo ’24, 09 Nov 2023 share 3 min read
Haunted or Not? We Ask the Winchester Historian “One day, I was at the house very early when no one else was there, and I heard the clearest footsteps treading on the metal roof above me.” Meet Janan Boehme ’81, the first-ever historian of the Winchester Mystery House. Francesca D’Urzo ’24, 27 Oct 2023 share 3 min read
Impact That Lasts “Steve and I want whatever is left when we die to make a real difference for people and the planet.” Matt Morgan, 18 Oct 2023 share < 1 min read
A California Leader Richard Riordan ’52 leaves a lasting California legacy as a distinguished leader, committed philanthropist, and a visionary innovator. Sarah Young ’24, 18 Oct 2023 share 2 min read