NYC Education Project > Inititatives

In 2003, The New York City chapter of APT, with the support of CPP (formerly Consulting Psychologists Press), launched an educational initiative on behalf of the Myers-Briggs Foundation.

Recognizing that the MBTI® personality inventory identifies tools and strategies to improve teaching and learning style, team building and organizational effectiveness, we provided workshops for graduate students at Baruch College and faculty/staff at Clara Barton High School.

For further information contact: , President NY APT.

The Foundation invites corporations and foundations interested in improving New York City education to join us in initiating MBTI®-related programs at other educational institutions. Contact:

STUDENT RESPONSE:
“I don’t know how to thank you for the wonderful instrument
you introduced us to. I am coming to understand a lot of things about myself and my relationships both personal and business."

Olga Bakaleynikova
Student, Honors MBA
Baruch College

Terry McGuinness, HR Consultant, and Suzanne Harwood,
Consultant, Rogen Int., introduce the MBTI® concepts to Baruch
students in the graduate schools of Psychology and
Public Administration

APT Board Members Bob and Madeleine Swain follow up with a seminar on the 16 types.

Shari Melto, Director of Professional Development, McKinsey and Company and Joyce Jenkins, First Vice President, Global Corporate & Investment Bank, Citigroup present to the Baruch Honors MBA students.


NY APT President, Shoya Zichy uses her Color Q program to introduce the MBTI® personality inventory to Assistant Principals at Clara Barton High School in NY.	Otto Kroeger, Founding partner of OKA and author of bestselling TypeTalk books, joins Katharine and Peter Myers for NYC fundraising session on Type and Leadership