I am an adjunct faculty member in the School of Leadership and Professional Development. In one of the Organizational Leadership undergraduate degree courses, a student began her response to a discussion question this way: “….The majority of problems …. stem … Continue reading
It isn’t what she wrote …
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Collaboration without Egos?
One of my doctoral class topics that somehow gets integrated into subsequent classes is Collaboration. I have tried in the past to collaborate with others and frankly was not very successful. I believe there were two primary forces working against … Continue reading
Expand and Strengthen your Leadership Influence
As part of my WBEA Scholarship and sponsored by Mountain State University (where I am pursuing my Doctorate of Executive Leadership), I will be offering a webinar on Expanding and Strengthening your Leadership Influence. Handouts will be available after the … Continue reading
Confusion Reigns with Assessments
Even though I am a distributor of, and believe strongly, in the DiSC behavioral assessment, I have been researching other assessments, learning styles and behavioral models. Talk about an overwhelming task! There are at least a dozen types, including Myers … Continue reading
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