University of La Verne Professor of Management and Leadership Louise Kelly, is collaborating with the Institute for eHealth and Management in Healthcare in Flensburg, Germany, on a research project that will focus on the leadership challenges faced by nurses in both the United States and Germany.
The University of La Verne College of Business and Public Management recently received a $1.5 million grant from the Richard and Beth Landis Foundation for an endowed professor position in business leadership and ethics.
Issam A. Ghazzawi, professor of management, spoke about the importance of leadership and how it can falter at the faculty lecture on Tuesday via Zoom before a virtual audience of 67 people.
Leadership may take the form of many shapes and sizes, however, Deborah Olsen, professor of management and leadership, believes that regardless of position, title or background, an effective leader is one who takes action to initiate change.
Seven months ago, 94 corporations had no women on their boards. As of March 25, 32 of these corporations, or 34 percent of them, have added at least one woman, in compliance with a new state law.
M.D. Haque and Lu (Sunny) Liu, assistant professors of organizational leadership, discussed “The Role of Vision in Organizational Readiness for Change: Toward a Theoretical Model,” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.