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OLP 300 (Roger Chrastil / DAES)
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OLP 412 (Jim Hess/DAES)
OLP 420 (Jon Geiser/DAES)
OLP 451 (Tom Stuckey/DAES)
OLP 300 Roger Chrastil / Effective Communication
Dillard, Annie. (1987). "Handed My Own Life". An American Childhood. 147-149.
OLP 301 Del Good /Individual and Group Dynamics
Falvey, J. "To Raise Productivity, Try Saying Thank You". Wall Street Journal. 12-06-1982. 1-3
Feuer, D. "Making the Leap". Training: The Human Side of Business. Dec. 1988. 16-20.
Mintzberg, H. "The Manager's Job: Folklore and Fact". Harvard Business Review. 68:2. May/Ap 1990. 163-176.
OLP 312 Ray Runge / Organizational Theory
Bradford, R.J., Sutton, M.M., & Byrd, N.K. "From survival to success". Nursing Administration Quarterly. 2003. 27:2. 106-19.
Bridges, W. "The end of the job". Fortune. 1994/09/19. 62-74.
"IBM strategy: new models for the future". 2001 Annual Report-IBM.
Kumar, N. "Strategies to fight low cost rivals". Harvard Business Review. 2006. 84:12. 104-112.
Lohr, S. "Big blue's big bet: less tech, more touch". New York Times. 2004/01/25.
Watanabe, K. "Lessons from Toyota's long drive". Harvard Business Review. 2007. 85:7/8. 74-83.
Matzler, Kurt, Franz Bailom, and Todd A. Moradian, “Intuitive Decision Making“, MIT Sloan Management Review, Fall 2007 Vol 49 No 1, pp. 13-15.
Sull, Donald N., “Closing the Gap Between Strategy and Execution”, MIT Sloan Management Review, Summer 2007 Vol 48 No 4, pp. 19-23.
Worley, Christopher G., and Edward E. Lawler III, “Designing Organizations That Are Built to Change”, MIT Sloan Management Review, Fall 2006 Vol 48 No 1, pp. 30-38
OLP 410 Tom Prinsen / Ethical Issues in Leadership and Organizations
Dadaracco, Joseph. "The Discipline of Building Character". Harvard Business Review. March April 1998. 76:2. 114-124.
"Framework for Ethical Decision Making". Markkula Center for Applied Ethics.
Gellerman, Saul. "Why 'Good' Managers make Bad Ethical Decision". Harvard Business Review. 64:4. 85-90.
Noyce, Gaylord. "The Dilemmas of Christians in Business". The Christian Century. August 1981.
Powers, Charles. "What is Corporate Responsibility?" Social Responsibility and Investments/Abingdon Press. 1971. 183-205.
OLP 412 Jim Hess / Leading and Managing Change
Amabile, Teresa M; Kramer, Steven J. "The Power of Small Wins". Harvard Business Review. 5/2011. 89:5. 70-80.
Giamanco, Barbara; Gregoire, Kent. "Tweet me, Friend Me, Make Me Buy". Harvard Business Review. J/A 2012. 90:7/8. 88-93.
Heifetz, Ronald; Grashow, Alexander; Linsky, Marty. "Leadership in a (Permanent) Crisis". Harvard Business Review. J/A 2009. 87:7/8. 62-69.
Ibarra, Herminia; Hansen, Morten T. "Are You a Collaborative Leader?" Harvard Business Review. J/A 2011. 89:7/8. 68-74.
Ignatius, Adi. "Technology, Tradition & the Mouse". Harvard Business Review. J/A 2011. 89:7/8. 112-17.
Isaacson, Walters. "The real leadership lessons of Steve Jobs". Harvard Business Review. Apr 2012. 90:4. 93-102.
Kelley, RE. "In Praise of Followers". Harvard Business Review. N/D 1988. pp. 142-148.
Kotter, John P. "Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail". Harvard Business Review. Mar/Apr 1995. 96-103.
Li, Charlene. "The Failure Imperative". Conference Board Review. 2010. 47:5. pp.60-65. 60-65.
McArdle, Megan. "Envisioning a post-campus America". The Atlantic. Feb. 2012.
Moss Kanter, Rosabeth. "What Would Peter Say?" Harvard Business Review. Nov. 2009.
Pasmore, William. "Who Will Run Your Company?". Conference Board Review. 2010. 47:5. pp.22-26.
Tannenbaum, R. & Schmidt, WH. "How to Choose a Leadership Pattern". Harvard Business Review. May-June 1973. pp. 162-180.
Tedlow, Richard. "Nothing to See Here". Conference Board Review. 2010.
OLP 420 Jon Geiser / Strategic Planning Action and Measurement
Bartmess, Andrew. "The Plant Location Puzzle". Harvard Business Review. Mar/Apr 94. 72:02. 20-22.
Gray et al. "Should EDC establish a division in Asia?". Harvard Business Review. Mar/Apr 94. 72:02. 23-37.
OLP 451 Tom Stuckey / Service/Learning Project
Boulding, Elise. (2000). Envisioning the peaceable kingdom. Walter Wink (ed.). Peace is the way. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books. pp.129-134.
Deming, Barbara. (2000). We are all part of one another. Walter Wink (ed.). Peace is the way. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books. pp. 265-268.
Kreider, RS.(2006). "Forgiveness and the Amish school tragedy". Mennonite Life. 61:4.
Lehman, M. "Nonviolence in a Litigious Society: Lessons from the Amish Shootings". Mennonite Life. 61:4.
Macy, Joanna. (2000). Taking heart: spiritual exercise from social activists. Walter Wink (ed.). Peace is the way. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books. pp. 135-142.
Nouwen, Henri J. (2000). Saying no to death. Walter Wink (ed.). Peace is the way. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books.pp. 143-148.
Samuel, Dorothy. (2000). The violence in ourselves. Walter Wink (ed.). Peace is the way. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books. pp. 240-243.
A Summary of United Nations Agreements on Human Rights
Wheatley, Margaret J. (2000). What is our work? Larry C. Spears (ed.). Insights on leadership. NY: John Wiley & Sons. pp. 339-351.
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