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Course Description: A leader's ability to supervise others is directly related to their ability to supervise themselves. Many new leaders find that the day-to-day challenges of managing their time, coping with stress, and revisiting breakdowns in communication tap their energy, creativity, and overall leadership effectiveness. Mastering the art of self-management frees a leader to positively impact the development and productivity of the people they lead. These sessions will help you get a grip on time, stress and interpersonal communication so that you can control them instead of them controlling you. Taught by the MSU Leadership Program.
Meeting Place and Times: October 26 - November 16, 2009; Mondays from 6:15 - 9:15 pm; 102 Culbertson Hall, MSU Campus.
Instructor(s): Paul Bentley, MS. Paul Bentley is the Program Director and Instructor for the Leadership Program at MSU’s Extended University. He has 18 years of leadership experience in private industry, government, and non-profit.
As the global Training Manager for Micron CMS he was responsible for leadership development, continuing education, and all aspects of technical and corporate training in the U.S., Malaysia and Belgium.
As the Management Development Specialist and later the Supervisor of Instruction at Boise State University, Paul developed and taught leadership courses for over 4,000 business, government and non-profit leaders.
He loves teaching and helping new leaders grow.
Cost: $149.00
Take both Supervisor Boot Camp and Maximizing the Leader Within for $299.
For More Information: Registration Questions: Contact Extended University, Office of Continuing Education, 406-994-6683, toll free 1-866-540-5660, or ContinuingEd@montana.edu.
How to Register: Call the Office of Continuing Education at (406) 994-6683 or toll free (866) 540-5660.
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