ARVIND SINGHAL, PhD

Arvind Singhal, Ph.D., is the Samuel Shirley and Edna Holt Marston Professor and Director of Social Justice Initiative at The University of Texas at El Paso, and appointed (since 2009-2010) as the William J. Clinton Distinguished Fellow, Clinton School of Public Service, University of Arkansas, and Professor 2, Inland School of Business and Social Sciences, Norway. He has published and researched widely on the positive deviance approach, and taught courses and implemented workshops on the positive deviance approach for educators, health practitioners, and business leaders in several countries of Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. He can be contacted at asinghal@utep.edu. He will soon be publishing a book in 2021 titled, The Art of Positive Deviance: A Radically Different Way of Solving the World’s Most Difficult Problems.

Video

ARVIND SINGHAL - PART I

In this first of a four-part interview, Arvind shares the story of how a chance meeting with Jerry Sternin completely transformed his thinking about how to best spread innovations.

ARVIND SINGHAL - PART II

In this second of a four-part interview, Arvind shares how he was involved in the early applications of the concept of positive deviance to a host of other challenging issues, such as reducing MRSA infections in hospitals.

ARVIND SINGHAL - PART III

In this third of a four-part interview, Arvind discusses how common cultural stories often obfuscate solutions to difficult societal problems.

ARVIND SINGHAL - PART IV