• What’s ritual got to do with it?

  Listen to Mari Ann Callais speak for just a few minutes and she will inspire, educate and challenge you to turn your own Ritual into Reality. Dr. MAC combines music and storytelling into a dynamic experience where value-based decision-making and living reign supreme. These are not lofty ideals with no hope of turning into reality: Mari Ann’s complete focus is Inspiring Ritual into Reality.

  “When people understand what their organization is about, and the values that were most important to their founders,” says Dr. MAC, “suddenly these members have clear-cut value-based guidelines. The path then opens to improve your daily choices, and ultimately, the way you live your life.”

  Mari Ann educates all those involved (from new members to advisors and alums) and assists everyone in understanding the goal of fraternal organizations: to inspire us to be the best we can be.

  “Being in a sorority has challenged me to push myself beyond what I probably would have been able to do on my own. Anyone has the potential to experience this for themselves.”

  Dr. MAC is committed to assisting you in making measurable, positive changes in your organization. Through unique methods, activities and breakout sessions, Mari Ann helps you create an action plan for your chapter. She provides an intensive after-program, tailored to the specific needs of your organization. No other speaker in this industry has the extensive ritual training as Mari Ann Callais, PhD.

  “The future of your organization is not yet defined — regardless of your past or present circumstances. I believe you really can change your organization for the better, and I will show you how.”

What I Have Learned This Fall Semester 09

This fall has been a great experience for me! I have had great travels, learned some new skills, and learned a lot about myself!  The spring semester will bring about some changes in my life and my work, but I think that I am ready for it!  I have learned this year that it really is about the journey and not the destination!

People say to me all the time – I follow you on Facebook and Twitter and you look like you are just loving life!  You know, I think I am!  I am so thankful to still be alive after my sickness last year that I don’t take a day for granted!

I am thankful for all of the students and professionals that I have had the privilege of working with this past year and to my family and friends who have challenged me and helped me grow into a better person!

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!

Peace and Love,
Mari Ann

Mari Ann & CAMPUSPEAK WEBINAR

Sponsored by CAMPUSPEAK Professional Development on a Budget With our affordable CAMPUSPEAK Connect webinars, you can expose your students, staff, or organization to some of the most critical issues training available today. Best of all, it’s interactive! You interact live from your desktop with the presenter, asking questions that address your specific challenges. A perfect solution for leadership training, staff and professional development or as an affordable offering for special interest groups on your campus. WHAT: Professional Development on a Budget :: 75-minute webinar, including Q & A. WHEN: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 :: 4:00 p.m. EST WHO: Even in this day of extreme budget cutbacks, you can maintain your commitment to successful professional development. Dr. Mari Ann Callais shows you how.  Join us to learn some easy (and cheap) ways to continue your development as a professional. Click here to read more about Mari Ann >>>. COST: Only $50 (payable when you register) …………………………………………………………………………………………………

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