Professor

PROFESSOR

Dr. Sekerka has consistently worked within and across the

boundaries of business and academia. She enjoys teaching to a variety of audiences in both academic and organizational environments. With a background in communications, she targets and meets the needs of session participants, including those with special circumstances or unique ethical issues. Her business experience is broad, helping her address learners' concerns at the undergraduate, MBA, and executive levels. She teaches and conducts workshops in a range of settings, including college, university, and professional domains.

The Center’s programs are high in energy and action oriented! Dr. Sekerka engages participants by co-creating learning venues through shared experiences and dialogue. Her teaching techniques involve cooperative experiential learning activities that help learners socially construct knowledge through immediate collective action.

Courses Taught:

A. Undergraduate Courses

Organizational Theory and Development

Introduction to Psychology

B. Graduate Courses

Proactive Organizational Ethics

Managing for Effectiveness: Organizational Behavior

Communications for Managers

Managing Change

C. Professional Seminars and Workshops

Appreciative and Problem Solving Approaches to Goal Setting

Leading with Moral Strength: Advocated or Exercised?

An Ethics Check Up for Healthcare Professionals

An Ethics Tune Up: Exercising Your Moral Muscle

Creating a Command Climate of Moral Strength

Ethics in Action: Are You Prepared to Ask Why?

Beyond Compliance: Understanding Professional Moral Courage

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