SYLLABUS for
Motivation / Satisfaction /
Leadership
APPL 642.185 (3 credit hours) Spring
2019)
Instructor: Tom Mitchell, Ph.D. 410 837-5348
Email:
TMITCHELL@ubalt.edu
Home Page:
http://home.edu/tmitch
Office
& hrs:
Learning Commons 411 Mon / Wed 1:30 - 2:30 PM
Class: Wednesdays
5:30 PM to 8:00 PM
Classroom:
AC 408
Webboard:
Sakai
Schedule of dates and assignments - Overview:
CASE 1 | CASE 2 | CASE 3 | ||||
Date | Session | Activity | Northouse Chapter | Sedalia | 1st Federal | Megalith |
Jan30 | 1 | 1: Intro |
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Feb 6 |
2 | Discuss Sedalia | 2: Traits | |||
Feb 13 | 3 | 6: Skills | ||||
Feb 20 | 4 | Discuss 1st Fed | 4: Behavioral | |||
Feb 27 | 5 | Guest: | 5:Situational | Reports Due - |
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Mar 6 | 6 | Discuss Megalith | 6: Path-Goal | |||
Mar 13 | 7 | Midterm Exam |
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Mar 20 | Spring break |
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Mar 27 | 8 | Guest: Shelby Reichard BAH | 7: LMX |
Present |
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Apr 3 | 9 | 10. Servant Ldrship | ||||
Apr 10 | 10 | Guest: | 13. Leadership Ethics | |||
Apr 17 | 11 | Guest: | 15. Gender and Ldr | |||
Apr 24 | 12 | Guest: Regan Miller, OPM | 8: Transformational | Reports Due April 13 | ||
May 1 | 13 | 16: Culture | Present | Reports Due | ||
May 8 | 14 | Final Exam Review | Present | |||
May 15 | 15 | Final Exam |
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Syllabus Resources:
Student Resources
for key University of Baltimore services:
Contact information for key university services (bottom of page)
Student Success Resources
Critical and in-depth examination of the research evidence for theories of leadership and job satisfaction. Using motivation as a central concept, students gain an understanding of how group dynamics and personal, environmental and cultural factors influence organizational behaviors. Students work in teams to solve performance-related problems presented in case studies. Lab fee may be required. Prerequisite: APPL 641 or approval of program director. This course is open only to the following majors: Applied Psychology or Certificate in Professional Counseling Studies. Other majors may take this course with departmental permission only.
(2) Discuss how group activity may facilitate or inhibit work performance.
(3) Work collaboratively with effectively with others to solve problems related to organizational behavior.
III. Class format: Assigned readings will be discussed. Ideas and conclusions generated from the discussions will be used by groups to solve problems presented in case studies. Case studies will be discussed in class and on Sakai
IV Texts required:
V. Course requirements for each student:
* NOTE: Failure to submit the summaries and questions may result in a 10% grade decrement
VI. Assessment:
100% TOTAL Grade Scale: 90-100 A; 85-89 B+; 80-84 B; 75-79 C+; 70 C
NOTE: Attendance is not required but expected
Additional online syllabus Resources:
Session / Date
/ Chapters
/ Case Activity / Readings (see also Bibliography at end)
(1) Jan 30 Discussion of syllabus / Harvard Business School cases
Northouse Chapter 1 Introduction
(2) Feb 6 Northouse Chapter 2 Trait Approach
->
Discuss Sedalia
LOQ
site http://www.creativeorgdesign.com/testpages/loq.htm
(distribute LOQ
questionnaire)
(3) Feb 13 Northouse Chapter 3 Skills Approach (P43)
(4) Feb 20 Northouse Chapter 4 Behavioral Approach (P71) Article Questions
-> Discuss 1st Federal
(LOQ): Report results and discuss
(JCM): Report results and discuss
Pink, D. "More than a paycheck" WSJ 2-2-10
(5)
Feb 27
Northouse
Chapter 5 Situational Approach
-> Case 1: Sedalia Reports Due
***
Consulting Post-Graduate School - Careers and Consulting Competency Modeling Worksheet
bonus article (please do not read): WSJ (2/19/2008): Modern Conundrum: When Work's Invisible, So Are Its Satisfactions
Motivation and Leadership from a Chinese Perspective
(6) Mar 6 Northouse Chapter 6 Path-Goal Theory
-> Discuss Megalith
***Midterm Review***
(7) Mar 13 *** Midterm Exam *** Northouse Chapters 1-6; Articles assigned
Mar 20 *** Spring Break *****
PPT Presentation: Dennis Dulaney (has the link to apply for an internship)
(8) Mar 27 Northouse Chapter 7 Leader-Member Exchange
Guest speaker: Shelby Reichardt, Consultant, Booz Allen Hamilton
> Case 1: Sedalia Team Presentations
(9) April 3 Northouse Chapter 10: Servant Leadership
Guest Lecturer: Greg Kowalewski Grant Thornton, LLP
Majority of U.S. Employees Not Engaged Despite Gains in 2014 Gallup Poll results
(10) Apr 10 Northouse Chapter 13 Leadership Ethics
(NOTE: following articles not required for online discussion)
Engage Employees and Boost Performance HayGroup 2001 Article Question
Peter Warr (2007). Jobs and Happiness. The Industrial Psychologist, 44, p. 19
(11) Apr 17 Northouse Chapter 15 Gender and Leadership
(12) Apr 24 Northouse Chapter 8 Transfomational Leadership
(13) May 1 Northouse Chapter 16 Culture and Leadership
> Case 2: 1st Federal Team Presentation
> Megalith Reports Due
(14) May 8 Review for Final Exam Northouse Chapters 7-9; 14-16; Articles Assigned
-> Case 3: Megalith Team Presentation
(15) May 15 **** Final Exam ***
Judge, T., et al. (2002). Job satisfaction: A cross-cultural
review. Handbook of Industrial, Work and Organ Psych, V. 2
For
reference only *** not required reading