In this course you will gain confidence in your unique leadership style and practice the skills that will vastly improve your work relationships.
| Series | Supervisory Management Certificate |
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| Next Session | March 3, 2022 – March 4, 2022 |
| Schedule | This course will be offered in-person in the spring and online in the fall. Please check the delivery format of the dates your are interested in. |
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Good leaders continually look for new ways to learn for themselves and their teams to be successful. Learning to Lead will challenge and inspire you whether you’ve been in a leadership role for a long time or you’ve recently taken on such a position.
Get ready to:
- Understand the six leadership styles and the pros and cons of each
- Find out your own leadership style and apply it to potential challenges
- Gain the confidence to effectively motivate employees, address performance issues and handle difficult employees
- Learn how technology, globalization and upcoming generations have changed how we lead
- Find ways to improve your work relationships
- Take part in hands-on activities and work in groups to problem-solve solutions to work-related issues
This course can be taken individually or as part of the Supervisory Management Certificate Program. This is a core (required) course. Complete the three core courses plus take any six days of electives to complete your certificate.
Who should attend
Managers, supervisors, project managers, team leaders, business owners, aspiring managers and supervisors, and anyone who manages the work of others.
Instructors
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Scott W. Lester is a Professor of Management at the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. He received his Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina. He teaches in the areas of human resource management, organizational behavior, and leadership. Scott facilitates multiple workshops in the Supervisory Management Series for UWEC Continuing Education and has years of private sector management training and leadership development experience. His current research interests include mentoring, dyadic trust, managing a multi-generational workforce, and work-life balance. Scott has published over 50 peer-reviewed journal articles. His research has appeared in a variety of well-respected journals including the Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Learning & Education, Journal of Applied Psychology, Journal of Management, and Journal of Organizational Behavior. Scott has been on faculty at University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire for over 20 years and has received numerous honors including the UW–Eau Claire Excellence in Scholarship Award in 2010, the Chuck Tomkovick Management and Marketing Teaching Excellence Award in 2013, the UW-Eau Claire College of Business Coaching Award in 2016, and the UW-Eau Claire Excellence in Service Learning as a Faculty Mentor Award in 2018.
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Bob Pecor, a professional effectiveness consultant, helps people identify solutions to performance problems focused on both the individual and the organization. His lifelong interest in understanding “why people do what they do” drives his commitment to helping people achieve results.