Dr. Javier Clavere serves as dean of the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. He is an award-winning polymath, scholar and performer. His research interests for the past three decades include systems theory, entrepreneurship, Stoicism, Pragmatism, Christianity, sacred music, popular music, Foucauldian studies, semiotics, semioethics, semiotics and globalization, multi-modality and the semiotics of educational processes. His research in educational leadership includes peace and conflict resolution-transformation through the arts, as well as leadership in systemic change, transformational leadership, diversity and inclusion, higher education administration, assessment in higher education and strategic program design. His formal training, expertise, and experience in servant leadership has facilitated training for leadership, transformational leadership design thinking, executive coaching, team development and team environment design, leadership and innovation, humanistic management, conflict-resolution and de-escalation, culture change and work climate calibration. He is a licensed TEDx organizer, with his latest presentation on Humanistic Entrepreneurship, where he is unfolding a new model of leadership and entrepreneurship based on humanistic principles titled “Humanistic Entrepreneurship.” 

Dr, Clavere's full Bio, Education, Experience, and published works can be found on the CHASS website.