Have you been thinking about going back to school or finding a way to advance your current career? Consider attending an information session at Woodbury University next Wednesday, December 9^th, and learn more about their Masters of Organizational Leadership (MOL) degree. The session begins at 6 p.m. in the Saffell Boardroom.
For working professionals, the MBA program offers evening and weekend classes that let you balance your life while achieving your goals. Additionally, class sizes are limited to maximize your learning experience.

This in-depth, two-hour seminar will also cover the MOL program, application process, costs and schedule for upcoming sessions.

Space is limited. To reserve your spot simply send an email to: infosession@woodbury.edu with the following information:

• First and Last Name

• Mailing Address

• Phone Number

• Program of Interest

• How you heard about the info session

About the MOL Program

Leadership demands effective communication, good decision-making, managing conflict and change, and ethical behavior. These are concepts and skills that people can learn and develop.

Woodbury’s Organizational Leadership program helps adult learners develop the tools essential to success at all levels of management and leadership positions, whether it is in the public or private sector.

The one-year graduate program is delivered in small study groups that maximize learning and promote personal and professional relationships that last well beyond graduation. The Master of Arts Organizational Leadership is an intensive 12-month program. Classes are taught in a 5-week format, with 30 semester hours over 3 semesters. In Woodbury University’s Organizational Leadership programs, students participate in groups of 20 or less. Known as a cohort model, each small group studies together throughout the duration of the program.

Woodbury’s cohort program allows students to plan ahead, develop new professional relationships, and support each other while attending class. This model is especially appealing to graduate students who have been away from a classroom for a number of years. It is also beneficial because classes meet once a week, which allows more time for students to concentrate on their studies while still meeting work, family, and social responsibilities.

For more information, click here.

With 2010 just around the corner, I know we’re all thinking about making new changes. If going back to school is one of them, it might be a good idea to attend the info session. If anything, it might encourage you to pursue your other life goals. Good luck!

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