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200 years ago Meriwether Lewis and William Clark began a voyage
that would change America and Americans forever. The
story of two Southern men, a black slave, an Indian girl and
her baby, a ragtag supporting cast and a large dog, rowing
and walking across a virgin continent continues to thrill
people, decade after decade.
This timeless story of the human journey casts an everlasting
spell on the imagination. And the Lewis and Clark
expedition is the primal American story.
Because the journey is everything…
this guide-led corporate teambuilding program in the Minnesota
Boundary Waters Canoe Area is the perfect metaphor for
today’s work teams.
Every day teams and leaders are called
upon for greater dedication, innovation
and passion. By rediscovering the original
American traditions of encountering the frontier and finding
our best qualities rising to the challenge, employees
return to work with perspectives grounded in 200 years
of American history.
Solid teambuilding principles ensure
this experience begins, returns
and lives on in the workplace. A brief overview
includes:
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Participative team
consultation and assessment
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Presentation of Lewis and Clark materials:
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Book - Undaunted Courage by Stephen
Ambrose
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Movie “Lewis & Clark The Journey
of the Corps of Discovery”, a PBS film by Ken Burn
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Development of theme analogies between
the team and the Lewis & Clark expedition
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Preparation for the journey
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Boundary Waters Canoe Area expedition
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Return to the workplace and debrief experiences,
lesson-learning, goal-setting
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1-month follow-up team consultation
For a written history of the Lewis and Clark expedition,
see the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation at http://www.lewisandclark.org/history.htm
For a review of Undaunted Courage, see the Stephen Ambrose
site at http://www.stephenambrose.com/undaunt.html
For information on the PBS film “Lewis and Clark The
Journey of the Corps of Discovery, see the PBS site at
http://www.pbs.org/lewisandclark/
There's something here for everybody
- history, adventure, and science, too. Join us
for a journey into living history, and experience one
of the most remarkable chapters in America's past and
your team’s future.
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