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Doctor of Philosophy in Organizational Leadership

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) offers a graduate program leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Organizational Leadership. The Organizational Leadership Program is a Doctoral Degree program for students in mid to advanced career stages. The Organizational Leadership Program accomplishes this mission through advanced learning of organizational theory and research. Additionally, the Organizational Leadership Program contributes to the growing body of knowledge pertaining to organizations. The target of the program is persons with a master's degree who are currently employed or serve with an organization. The program is offered in a weekend format. Classes are offered at the main campus of UMES on Friday evenings, Saturday, and Sunday during Fall, Spring, and Summer Semesters.

Please click here for Summer and Fall 2013 schedule of classes and other relevant program information.

February 2013 UPDATE - PLEASE NOTE THAT MOST OF THIS SITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND EDITING AND THAT SOME PROGRAM POLICIES MAY HAVE RECENTLY CHANGED! WE ARE MAKING EVERY ATTEMPT TO UPDATE THE RELEVANT PAGES AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT IF IN DOUBT ABOUT SOMETHING, CONTACT DR. TODD MATTHEWS (tmatthews@umes.edu) TO CLARIFY!

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Organizational Leadership Doctoral Program

UPCOMING ORLD EVENTS:

 NONE SCHEDULED AT THIS TIME - keep looking here for updates

 

UPCOMING DISSERTATION PROPOSALS or DEFENSES:
 
NONE SCHEDULED AT THIS TIME- keep looking here for updates

 

 ORLD NEWS AND NOTES:

Congratulations to current ORLD student Cynthia Sims, who was the co-chair of the 3rd Annual WELD (Women for Economic and Leadership Development) "Pathways to Leadership Conference" held at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio on June 6th. Great work Cynthia!

 

Great news passed along from three current ORLD students (Tondalaya Carroll, Lonnie Morris and Cynthia Sims), who have had their work accepted for presentation at the International Leadership Association's 15th annual global conference in Montreal, Canada in October. The paper is entitled "Understanding the Intersection of Leadership and Entrepreneurship." Keep up the great work!

 

Heartfelt congratulations are extended to the May 2013 ORLD graduates:
Dr. Felix Afolabi
Dr. Daniel Davis
Dr. Tammy Donaway
Dr. Michele Ennis
Dr. Debra Seeberger


Congratulations to Dr. Renee Escoffery-Torres (ORLD 2012), who recently was selected to participate in the Yale University Bouchet Conference on Diversity and Graduate Education. This is quite an honor - way to go Dr. Escoffery-Torres!