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Question: Isn’t it time you advanced your career now, by completing your BA degree at a world-class university in New York?

There is a shortage of trained leaders today across all sorts of organizations— government, business, and nonprofit.
– Author Robert T. Hogan, PhD

The faculty

Answer: Yes, with Fordham’s new BA in Organizational Leadership.

This is the goal of Fordham’s Organizational Leadership BA, to train today’s students as tomorrow’s leaders in a variety of organizations. Too often managers and executives are self-taught, without ever studying the science and art of leadership. The OL program also has a track in “global leadership,” for cross-cultural and international settings.

The interdisciplinary Fordham OL faculty combine solid academic training across many fields with real-world experience. The OL faculty are pictured from left to right, below: Francesca Bambino, JD, MBA, MSEd is a practicing attorney with extensive experience in business and education. Andrew T. Cronan, MA, is the Director of Fordham RH Career Center. John Daly, PhD, is Associate Director for Career Services in Fordham Graduate School of Business. Monique Fortune, EdM, MS, is a media consultant and consulting producer for WFUV-FM 90.7. Parviz Morewedge, PhD is an author, editor, and Director of Global Scholarly Publications. Mary Beth Morrisey, JD, MPH, is a practicing attorney. Robert M. Onorato, MBA, is an author and the President of Educational Consulting Services, Inc. Gregory J. Pappas, MA, is a sociologist and Asst Vice President for Student Affairs at Fordham. Michael Williams, PhD, SPHR, is a corporate consultant.

Founded in 1841, Fordham University offers a world-class education at three state-of-the-art campuses in New York: Lincoln Center (113 West 60 Street in Manhattan), Rose Hill (Bronx), and Tarrytown (Westchester).

Formed in 2001, Fordham's new Organizational Leadership (OL) program now offers a unique liberal arts major with practical skills for future managers: communication, critical thinking, leader skills, legal issues.

The curriculum

For more details, or questions, contact:

Fordham University The Jesuit University of New York

The Organizational Leadership curriculum is a 128-credit liberal arts BA in three parts: (1) Fordham’s solid core curriculum,
(2) 15 practical courses combining social science, public speaking, business, law, and (3) Leadership courses designed especially for the OL curriculum:

Harold Takooshian, Director Organizational Leadership Fordham College of Liberal Studies 113 West 60 Street
New York, NY 10023 212-636-6393

• Theories of leadership (OL2300)
• Human resource management (OL2300)
• Organizational communication (OL2700)
• U.N. & global leadership (OL2800)
• Leadership concepts & cases (OL4000)
• Career management & internship (SS4665)

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Several strengths of the Fordham OL program:

Harold Takooshian, PhD, the Director of the OL program, is Professor of Psychology, and the Director of the Fordham Institute. He is active in the United Nations, and past- President of the International Division of the American Psychological Association.

BA program in Organizational Leadership

• Small class size, averaging 15 students.
• Options for evening or full-time study, life

experience credits, advance placement, and

A unique new degree program to educate the leaders of tomorrow

summer courses.
• For seniors, possible graduate courses in

Fordham’s Graduate School of Business. • Courses at all 3 Fordham campuses.
• In Manhattan, with Professor Parviz

Morewedge, a dynamic new track in ”global leadership” involving the United Nations, international work, meetings with U.N. ambassadors and other leaders.

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