Graduate Education
Educating the leaders who will teach, research, and live Positive Organizational Scholarship
Ross graduate students interested in exploring the Center and its research have a number of opportunities to deepen their knowledge through coursework, fellowships, speaker events, and faculty engagement that will enhance their understanding of Positive Organizational Scholarship and its role in creating positive business environments.
Class listing
The following courses at the University of Michigan are infused with Positive Organizational Scholarship or taught by CPO affiliated faculty.
- BCOM 530: Positive Business Communication
- ES 640: Building Healthy Business
- MO 501: Human Behavior and Organization
- MO 512: Bargaining and Influence Skills: Negotiation Strategy in a Global Economy
- MO 555: The Science of Flourishing at Work and Beyond
- MO 557: Positive Leadership and Organizing
- MO 600: The Science of Success: Who Succeeds, Who Doesn’t, and Why
- MO 603: Navigating Change: Skills and Strategies for Consultants and Managers
- MO 637: Social Intrapreneurship: Leading Social Innovation in Organizations
- WMBA 509: Human Behavior and Organization
+LAB
The +LAB brings together undergraduate and graduate students from across the university in a dynamic learning environment designed to immerse students in the theory and practice of Positive Organizational Scholarship (POS) and equip students to apply what they have learned and prepare them to become organizational change agents.
The +LAB runs through the academic year with an expected commitment of 2-3 hours throughout the year. Fellows engage in developmental education sessions called huddles, enroll in a 7-week course about the growing domain of positive organizational scholarship, and contribute to work that is important to the life of the Center for Positive Organizations.
Questions about the +LAB can be directed to cpo-learning-programs@umich.edu