By: Dr. Scott
This is the third installment of our thinking about
leadership series. Over the last two
weeks we looked first at leadership through the lens of
leadership theories and
paradigms
. Last week, we examined
leadership by discussing different
leadership styles
. If you haven’t read these and other
blogs in our leadership series
, I recommend
you do so to help bring some of our points today into focus.
In both blogs, I emphasized that our purpose was merely to
provide brief overviews, or a backdrop if you will, on these broad topics and
these different ways to conceptualize and think about leadership. There is of course no way to cover these
broad topics in single blog entries.
Likewise with our topic this week, which is leadership best
practices.
In this blog entry, then, we’ll look at 3 different aspects
of leadership best practices and how this model for understanding leadership is
both pragmatic and effective. First,
we’ll look at ...
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Madison Education Group and the Madison School of Professional Development are proud to announce the launch of a new facilitated certificate program:
BUS 302 Leadership Principles 1
.
The new certificate is part of a two-part certificate series on
leadership principles and developing visionary leadership skills. Both
certificates are designed for working professionals seeking to learn or
expand their leadership skills, to expand their professional network, to
participate in lifelong learning and professional development
activities, or to earn Continuing Education Credits (CEUs).
Dr. Kelly Lancaster, EVP of Administration at MEG, will be the instructor for the facilitated portions of the program, though participants complete the majority of the program independently in the online classroom. Read the
full article
.
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By: Coach Vern
A life coach is a professional who helps clients to set and
achieve personal or professional goals. They work with clients to identify
areas of their lives that need improvement, develop strategies for success, and
provide support and guidance throughout the process. Life coaches are not
therapists, counselors, or mentors, but rather guides who help people make
positive changes in their lives.
One of the primary roles of a life coach is to listen
actively and empathetically to their client's concerns and goals. They work
with clients to identify what they want to achieve, whether it be improving
relationships, advancing in their careers, or finding more balance and
fulfillment in their personal lives. Life coaches then help clients develop specific,
measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals that align with
their values and priorities.
In addition to setting goals, life coaches also provide
tools and strategies for overcoming obstacles and staying mo...
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April 18, 2025Happy Easter 2025
Wishing everyone a happy and safe Easter weekend from all of us at MEG here in sunny Florida! May Spring be headed your way soon!
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January 21, 2025MEG Introduces MaxCampusMEG Introduces MaxCampus
Madison Education Group is home to MaxCampus, a comprehensive, academic management platform that com...
April 16, 2025MEG Launches New Leadership Principles CertificateMEG Launches New Leadership Principles Certificate
Madison Education Group
(MEG) and the
Madison School of Professional Development
(MSPD) are proud to...