Leadership is a relationship between those who aspire to lead and those who choose to follow. Sometimes the relationship is one-to-one. Sometimes it’s one-to-many.
This course is 24 hours consists of 8 sessions * 3 hours each
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Upon successful completion of the course, you will be awarded a certificate of achievement and transcript with 24 hours with 21 PDU approved by (PMI)®.
(PMI, PMP, PMBOK are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc)
• Describe the rationale of behavior-based leadership theories
• List the five practices of exemplary leadership
• Describe the behaviors associated with the five practices
• Define organizational change and its driving forces
• Describe the categories and types of change
• Explain Kotter’s 8-steps change management Process
• Discuss the development and implementation of a change management plan
• Recognize the reasons for which people resist change and explain how resistance should be managed.
• Understand the difficulty of changing organizational culture and discuss how managers can overcome these difficulties.
Success in leadership, success in work, and success in life are a function of how well people work and play together. Because leadership is a reciprocal process between leaders and their constituents, any discussion of leadership has to appreciate the dynamics of this relationship.
Regardless of the number, to emerge, grow, and thrive in these disquieting times, on and off campus, student leaders must master the dynamics of this relationship. They must learn how to mobilize others to want to struggle for shared aspiration
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