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  • 1.  Question about Exercises

    Posted 09-27-2011 00:14
    Dear Colleagues,
     
    I am teaching an MBA class with sessions for emotional intelligence and leadership. I have a good set of readings but I was trying to find out more about good in-class experiential exercises and/or scenarios (or, possibly videos), suitable for group-work, which focus on,
     
    (1) Developing and displaying emotional intelligence-- for instance, on displaying effective and ineffective interpersonal strategies or intrapersonal emotions management, & (2) Transformational leadership-- e.g. developing transformational messages based on specific scenario situations, etc.

    I would appreciate any insights. You can email me directly at smarinov@uic.edu. I am also happy to compile the responses should there be an interest from others on the list.
     
     
    Thanks,

    Sophia


    ********************
    Sophia Marinova, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Managerial Studies
    UIC
    Email: smarinov@uic.edu
     



  • 2.  Question about Exercises

    Posted 09-27-2011 00:51
    Hi Sophia,
    You can try the following exercises:
    1) Emotions And Behavior: Exercises In Emotional Intelligence, Randall B. Brown, Journal of Management Education 2003 27: 122
    2) EMOTIONAL EPISODES AT WORK: AN EXPERIENTIAL EXERCISE IN FEELING AND EXPRESSING EMOTIONS
    Donald E. Gibson, JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION, Vol. 30 No. 3, June 2006 477-500.

    Best,
    Abdul Karim

    From: Sophia Marinova <smarinov@UIC.EDU>
    To: OB@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:13 AM
    Subject: [OB-LIST] Question about Exercises

    Dear Colleagues,
     
    I am teaching an MBA class with sessions for emotional intelligence and leadership. I have a good set of readings but I was trying to find out more about good in-class experiential exercises and/or scenarios (or, possibly videos), suitable for group-work, which focus on,
     
    (1) Developing and displaying emotional intelligence-- for instance, on displaying effective and ineffective interpersonal strategies or intrapersonal emotions management, & (2) Transformational leadership-- e.g. developing transformational messages based on specific scenario situations, etc.

    I would appreciate any insights. You can email me directly at smarinov@uic.edu. I am also happy to compile the responses should there be an interest from others on the list.
     
     
    Thanks,

    Sophia


    ********************
    Sophia Marinova, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Managerial Studies
    UIC
    Email: smarinov@uic.edu
     




  • 3.  Question about Exercises

    Posted 09-27-2011 02:36
    Sophia

    i am not sure this is exactly what you need but you may find it interesting and very relevant and coming from an unconventional perspective of the public sector.
    best, E.
    ________________________ Eran Vigoda-Gadot, Ph.D. Professor of Public Administration & Management Head, School of Political Sciences, Head, Center for Public Management & Policy (CPMP), The University of Haifa Haifa 31905 Israel  __________________________ Voice: 972-4-8240709 Fax: 972-4-8257785 e-mail: eranv@poli.haifa.ac.il         eranv@research.haifa.ac.il Home Page: http://poli.haifa.ac.il/~eranv/ CPMP-Center for Public Management & Policy: http://cpmp.hevra.haifa.ac.il/

    On 27/09/2011 07:13, Sophia Marinova wrote:
    25smarinov@uic.edu" type="cite"> Dear Colleagues,
     
    I am teaching an MBA class with sessions for emotional intelligence and leadership. I have a good set of readings but I was trying to find out more about good in-class experiential exercises and/or scenarios (or, possibly videos), suitable for group-work, which focus on,
     
    (1) Developing and displaying emotional intelligence-- for instance, on displaying effective and ineffective interpersonal strategies or intrapersonal emotions management, & (2) Transformational leadership-- e.g. developing transformational messages based on specific scenario situations, etc.

    I would appreciate any insights. You can email me directly at smarinov@uic.edu. I am also happy to compile the responses should there be an interest from others on the list.
     
     
    Thanks,

    Sophia


    ********************
    Sophia Marinova, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Managerial Studies
    UIC
    Email: smarinov@uic.edu
     


  • 4.  Question about Exercises

    Posted 09-27-2011 10:10

    Sophia,

     

    Also from the public sector, you might find the following helpful (http://www.amazon.com/Emotional-Labor-Putting-Service-Public/dp/0765621177). The chapter focusing on human resource practices may help you develop a suitable exercise for your class.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

    Best,          

    Bill

     

     

    William G. Resh, PhD

     

    Indiana University

    1315 E. Tenth Street

    SPEA 451

    Bloomington, IN 47405

     

    Email: wresh@indiana.edu

    Office: 812-855-7671

    Cell: 443-838-5220

    http://www.indiana.edu/~spea/faculty/resh-william.shtml

     

     

     

    From: Organizational Behavior Division Listserv [mailto:OB@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Eran Vigoda-Gadot
    Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 2:36 AM
    To: OB@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Re: [OB-LIST] Question about Exercises

     

    Sophia

    i am not sure this is exactly what you need but you may find it interesting and very relevant and coming from an unconventional perspective of the public sector.
    best, E.

    ________________________
    Eran Vigoda-Gadot, Ph.D.
    Professor of Public Administration & Management
    Head, School of Political Sciences,
    Head, Center for Public Management & Policy (CPMP),
    The University of Haifa
    Haifa 31905 Israel
     
    __________________________
    Voice: 972-4-8240709
    Fax: 972-4-8257785
    e-mail: eranv@poli.haifa.ac.il
            eranv@research.haifa.ac.il
    Home Page: http://poli.haifa.ac.il/~eranv/
    CPMP-Center for Public Management & Policy: http://cpmp.hevra.haifa.ac.il/


    On 27/09/2011 07:13, Sophia Marinova wrote:

    Dear Colleagues,
     
    I am teaching an MBA class with sessions for emotional intelligence and leadership. I have a good set of readings but I was trying to find out more about good in-class experiential exercises and/or scenarios (or, possibly videos), suitable for group-work, which focus on,
     
    (1) Developing and displaying emotional intelligence-- for instance, on displaying effective and ineffective interpersonal strategies or intrapersonal emotions management, & (2) Transformational leadership-- e.g. developing transformational messages based on specific scenario situations, etc.

    I would appreciate any insights. You can email me directly at smarinov@uic.edu. I am also happy to compile the responses should there be an interest from others on the list.
     
     
    Thanks,

    Sophia


    ********************
    Sophia Marinova, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Managerial Studies
    UIC
    Email: smarinov@uic.edu
     



  • 5.  Question about Exercises

    Posted 09-27-2011 10:13

    Sophia

     

    Take a look at my Organizational Behavior text noted below. Each chapter references a film scene; a second one appears in the Instructor's Manual.

     

    Joe Champoux

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    Joseph E Champoux, PhD
    Regents' Professor of Management Emeritus

    See Organizational Behavior: Integrating Individuals, Groups, and Organizations, 4e and its extensive support materials: http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415804646/

    See available film-based teaching materials from South-Western Cengage Learning: http://www.cengage.com/search/showresults.do?N=16&searchType=GlobalSearch&Ntk=all&Ntt=champoux&image.x=42&image.y=11

    View research papers on teaching with film: http://mgtclass.mgt.unm.edu/Champoux/FilmResearch/
     
    Joseph E Champoux, PhD
    10201 Modesto Ave NE
    Albuquerque, New Mexico 87122-3906 USA
    505.856.6158
    E-mail: champoux@unm.edu
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    From: champoux@unm.edu [champoux@unm.edu] on behalf of Sophia Marinova [smarinov@UIC.EDU]
    Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 10:43 PM
    To: Joseph Champoux
    Subject: [OB-LIST] Question about Exercises

    Dear Colleagues,
     
    I am teaching an MBA class with sessions for emotional intelligence and leadership. I have a good set of readings but I was trying to find out more about good in-class experiential exercises and/or scenarios (or, possibly videos), suitable for group-work, which focus on,
     
    (1) Developing and displaying emotional intelligence-- for instance, on displaying effective and ineffective interpersonal strategies or intrapersonal emotions management, & (2) Transformational leadership-- e.g. developing transformational messages based on specific scenario situations, etc.

    I would appreciate any insights. You can email me directly at smarinov@uic.edu. I am also happy to compile the responses should there be an interest from others on the list.
     
     
    Thanks,

    Sophia


    ********************
    Sophia Marinova, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Managerial Studies
    UIC
    Email: smarinov@uic.edu
     



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