Penn State Organizational Leadership (OLEAD) Major

The September LER Newsletter is out NOW! Check it out!

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Faculty Focus: Brian Redmond, Organizational Leadership | via Penn State World Campus

"I love it when I receive an email from a former student telling me of a success story in their life or asking for a recommendation for graduate school because of the relationship we established when we worked together."

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Faculty Focus: Brian Redmond | Penn State World Campus Blog We recently caught up with Brian Redmond, the director of the organizational leadership program at Penn State. Following are some details about Brian's tea

Ripka will graduate from Penn State with a degree in organizational leadership and minors in dispute management and resolution, labor studies and employment relations, psychology, and sociology.

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April Ripka named student marshal for the College of the Liberal Arts | Penn State University April Ripka will serve as the student marshal for the College of the Liberal Arts at Penn State’s summer 2018 commencement. Ripka will graduate from Penn State with a degree in organizational leadership and minors in dispute management and resolution, labor studies and employment relations, psycho...

Students: Be sure you're checking your NEW Outlook mail center in Office 365 for emails from our faculty and staff! If you haven't been receiving emails via Webmail or forwarded to your secondary email, check Outlook! See the below post for further information.

Penn State | Office 365 All Penn State students have access to Microsoft Office 365 applications. Starting in 2018, all students will begin to use Outlook for email and calendaring, instead of WebMail. Available Applications Office 365 offers a variety of applications, including Microsoft Office applications you may be fam...

Happy New Year and welcome to the Spring 2018 semester!

Congratulations to all OLEAD December 2017 graduates! Looking forward to seeing several of you at the World Campus Graduation Celebration tonight.

We are...

Another neat opportunity to prepare you for the future: https://www.edtechnetwork.psu.edu/challenge?utm_source=ai-challenge&utm_medium=offline&utm_campaign=EDTECHNETWORK%2B17-18&utm_content=flyer&cid=FFLN30375

Brian Redmond is willing to be your faculty sponsor if you need one.

$100,000 Nittany AI Challenge Explore the Boundaries of Artificial Intelligence. The Nittany AI Challenge offers teams of students, faculty, and staff the chance to compete for grants totaling $100,000. Teams will explore how to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the student experience at Penn State, solve real pro...

Some opportunities that may be of interest to some of you:

Virtual internships, student/alumni stories, and speaking opportunities Interning with the SEC Penn State World Campus undergraduate student Justin Lee Hanks is completing an internship at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission while pursuing his Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. He plans to use his internship experience and degree to further his career in governm...

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Click here to support Amy Dietz's Medical Expenses Amy has always been a champion for others and now it is time for us to be her champion. Many people have asked what they can do to help. This is your opportunity! The insurance company has denied her use of Neulasta (https://www.neulasta.com/) which is a device that is used to help reduce the...

Dr. Ben Amaba of IBM will give a talk on the Art of the Possible, November 13, 2017, 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. EDT in the Foster Auditorium of the Paterno Library or Online.

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Art of the Possible As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) 2017, the EdTech Network will host Dr. Ben Amaba, IBM Worldwide Leader for Hybrid Cloud Software, for a presentation on how today’s global innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders are changing industries, cultures, and practices through digitization. Join…

Hello all. Many of you are registering for Spring. We want to let you know that even though it isn't on the official documentation, OLEAD 410 and OLEAD 411 will count towards your degree if you take them. Your advisors are aware of this, but we want to make sure you are too.

410 meets your Gen Ed International Cultures requirement.

Both 410 and 411 can count in your 400 level supporting or your additional supporting courses.

Feel free to let your classmates know.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Brian Redmond at [email protected] or your advisor.