Senior Partner Jonathan De Los Santos left a mark on the 23rd Annual Mary and Louis Fusco Distinguished Lecture on Saturday, April 27th. Not only was De Los Santos, founder and president of the SCSU Mediation Club, present for the headlining conversation with Gloria Estefan, but he also had the chance to connect with the legendary singer about his own endeavors.
De Los Santos, a passionate advocate for positive change, spoke with Estefan about his non-profit organization, Human Systemics Inc. Their recently published book, "Why Things Don't Work," by Brock Hotaling explores the organization's new methodology, Human Systemics™, aiming to empower everyday people to understand complex issues. The book delves into the critical role of dismantling "false agendas and myths" and highlights Human Systemics™ as a potential tool to reverse inefficiency and wasted resources.
De Los Santos also emphasized the book's focus on fostering a "modern ethics linked to traditional values." He shed light on the concept of "SYSTEMIC," a
term the book unpacks to provide a clearer understanding of how these values can be implemented effectively.
The conversation between De Los Santos and Estefan exemplifies the spirit of the Fusco Distinguished Lecture series, which brings renowned figures to the SCSU campus to engage with students and the community on important topics. De Los Santos's presence not only reflects the diverse interests of the SCSU student body but also highlights the potential for young leaders to make a difference on a global scale.