LDRS 506 - Strategy, Innovation, & Imagination

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Strategy, Innovation, & Imagination (LDRS 506)

Term: 2020-2021 - FALL

Faculty

Mackenzie Elizabeth Tadych
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Brenda S Kaspari
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Linda A Liebert -Hall
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Office Hours:  9am - 9pm Eastern time (8am-8pm Central)

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Bio:  I have been teaching various law courses for over 30 years, and am currently teaching the online graduate Health Care Law and Policy course for the University of Mary and the New Business Ventures and Entrepreneurship course for the Jack Welch Management Institute.  

As you can guess, I was a licensed attorney, but retired shortly after my move to Florida in 2007.  To be licensed in Florida I'd have to take their bar exam, and frankly, I didn't want to do it again.  I have held licenses in North Dakota, Minnesota, Colorado, and Missouri, where I owned my own law firm. 

I still have my own business, but now I am doing business consulting on leadership, strategic planning, innovation, and contractual academic and business curriculum development.  I am the immediate Past President of the Rotary Club of Inverness.

My husband and I are both ordained Deacons in the Episcopal Church and we have 2 cats (Abby and Earl).
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This course will explore strategic, innovative, and imaginative ways of leading diverse groups of people. It will give students an understanding of how organizations are able to promote and manage strategy, innovation, and imagination. The course will utilize theories such as chaos theory and change management, tap into tools and ideas from the field of innovation engineering, and challenge students to think imaginatively using perspectives from the liberal arts (i.e. art, drama, theater, history, literature, and music). Finally, the course will explore and discuss the innovation process of turning ideas into practical outcomes.