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Dr.
Brennan is a human performance consultant who specializes in the
field of Emotional Intelligence. He serves a wide range of clientele
who must perform at their best under substantial pressure, including
elite athletes, business executives, educators, and corporate leadership
teams both in the U.S. and around the world.
He
is the former Dean
of the Wescoe School for Professional Studies at Muhlenberg College
in Allentown, P.A. where he continues to teach courses in Human
Behavior, Leadership, and Organization Development. He also held
the positions of Director of Organization Development, and Director
of Human Resources/Labor Relations in the corporate sector.
Since
2001, he has consulted for USAID
(United States Agency for International Development), facilitating
leadership training workshops in Asia, South America, and the Middle
East. From June through December 2007 he directed a human performance
training project for the executive managers of Korporata Energjetike
E Kosoves, the major public utility for coal mining and electrical
power in Kosovo.
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He is the resident
Sports Psychology consultant for the Villanova
University men’s basketball team which
has reached the NCAA “Sweet 16” four times in the last
six years, including a Final Four appearance in 2009.
Dr.
Brennan served with the U.S. Army in Vietnam in 1971-72 as a combat
M.P. After his discharge from the armed forces he went on to distinguish
himself as a track & field sprinter and decathlete at the University
of Wyoming where he earned a B.S. in Psychology, a B.A. in Social
Studies, an M.A. in Education, and a Ph.D. in Adult Learning. His
doctoral research focused on the nature and realization of psychological
maturity.
He
is currently working on the completion of his first book which links
emotional intelligence and human empowerment entitled, The Art
of Becoming Oneself..
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