Learn more about LIT Fellows
Watch a recorded info session
We held two information sessions with Carole Robin, LIT Co-founder and Head of Curriculum & Faculty, and a panel of Fellows alumni to help you learn more about the program and what to expect. Sessions included Q & A.
Watch the April 23 Panel Session
Watch the April 25 Panel Session
Here’s a 4-minute highlight reel from our alumni panel in 2023.
Ways to learn more about what we do
Check out these resources to learn more about what to expect from a LIT program.
Please read The Power of T-Groups and Experiential Learning. This paper will help you better understand the pedagogy, the reason we use it, and how to best prepare to get the most out of a LIT program.
Check out some typical learning goals and skills for LIT programs.
Carole Robin and David Bradford’s website for their book Connect: Building Exceptional Relationships with Family, Friends, and Colleagues. There is a wealth of articles, podcasts, interviews, and videos that introduce the foundation of LIT’s programs.
Carole Robin was a recent guest on Lenny’s Podcast. She covers Touchy Feely, Leaders in Tech, T-Groups, and a lot more about building connection and strong relationships as a leader and in your personal life.
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These other resources may be helpful too - but they aren’t as important as those above.
Short Overview Video with Carole Robin, LIT Co-founder, Head of Programs, and former lead instructor of the Stanford GSB Interpersonal Dynamics course. This video focuses on the Stanford Exec program — while similar, LIT’s retreats have some unique innovations to tailor it more specifically to our audiences.
Protocol article on LIT’s Touchy-Feely program for Founders and Executives
Stanford Interpersonal Dynamics Exec Ed Website (Stanford’s version of what LIT does)
You can also find more information on the following pages.