Organizational leadership is defined in the book Managing Leadership as "inherent in the very nature of the organization. It arises from the peculiar relationships that form among people joined together in a collaborative effort. As such, it takes on an identity of its own, existing in these relationships, rather than merely in the individuals who enter into them. Thus, it both influences, and is influenced by, those individuals. It communicates their organizational impressions and needs throughout the organization.”
The study of organizational leadership encompasses principles of leadership relevant in a variety of settings. Whether you are running your own business or working with large groups in a multinational company, these principles will help you understand how your organization can function most effectively.
Gonzaga online offers M.A. in Organizational Leadership and the program is designed for the student whose professional goal is a generalist leadership position in a corporate, government, not-for-profit, or community organization. The program consits of 36 semester credits and are offered on an evening, weekend or Internet basis. Their next information session is on November 4th, 5:30pm. They also offer other Online masters programs so contact them now for more information.
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