“The principles of great design are present in memorable learning experiences… balance, emphasis, movement, rhythm, variety, and unity. I want people to leave a seminar with the same feeling as I do when I leave an outstanding exhibition—inspired, changed, and wanting to come back for more.”
Duane Trammell
Community
Duane’s enjoys supporting organizations making a difference in Dallas. He has volunteered with AIN (Access and Information Network) for 20 years helping with their yearly fundraising Gala, “Bloomin’ Ball”. He also volunteers in their weekend meals program, “One Meal Matters” providing a hot meal and a take-away meal for those at risk in need of food.
For five years, Duane also shared his expertise in leadership by directing the Cathedral of Hope Leadership Institute which placed over 150 volunteers into the Dallas community in collaborations such as health fairs, environmental cleanups, and food/clothing drives for those in need.
Duane enjoys writing, researching, and developing materials in servant leadership. He has co-authored Time Management for Unmanageable People, You Don’t Have To Go Home From Work Exhausted!, Being the Change: Profiles From Our Servant Leadership Learning Community, and Awakening Your Sleeping Genius: A Journaling Approach to Servant Leadership. Trammell recently published The Art of Coaching for Servant Leadership that he co-authored with Deborah Welch and Ann McGee-Cooper.
He is currently working on a new manuscript with Dr. Virginia Gilmore on The Heroine and Hero’s Journey: Thriving in the Midst of Epic Life Changes. He will be working on a book Live, Learn, & Serve
Inspiration from the Life of Dr. Ann McGee-Cooper in 2020 with Ann’s son, Rayo McCollough.