Accelerated Organizational Leadership (BA/BAS)

Shaping Positive Change

Earn a degree to enage people with mission.

A degree in organizational leadership will open doors to careers in management, HR and talent development, across all sectors of industry, including nonprofit and government.

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Two Paths to Your Degree

Develop as a leader by gaining theoretical and practical experience. Ensure optimal performance of individuals, groups and organizations. Learn how to build a culture of performance.

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

This path may be ideal for you if any of the following apply:

You are entering college for the first time
You have some college credits but no associate's degree
You hold an Associate of Arts and Science degree
You do not hold an Applied Associate degree

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Bachelor of Applied Studies (BAS)

This path might be the best fit for you if:

You hold a two-year applied degree from a Wisconsin technical college campus or any other regionally-accredited college awarding the two-year degree.

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Create Your Own Area of Focus

Choose an emphasis that resonates with you and your career goals.

With Organizational Leadership as your degree goal, you will pick an area of emphasis that connects with your desired industry or position. Self-directed is our most popular area of emphasis because it's the most flexible, offers an opportunity to choose all accelerated courses and is guaranteed online. An emphasis in Rising Leadership is new and also available with all accelerated courses.

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Other Areas of Emphasis

Other areas of emphasis are available representing other sectors. Courses are guaranteed online, and some courses may be accelerated.

Applied Communication
Business Administration
Early Childhood Education
Emergency Management
Environmental Policy & Planning
Management in Health Systems
Public & Nonprofit Management
Rising Leadership
Self-Directed

Next Steps

All accelerated classes will be offered online. Important enrollment deadlines are available from Student Services.

1. Evaluation

First, reach out to Anne. She will work with you to personalize a plan for you to reach your desired goal.

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2. Apply Online

New users will need to create an account. An admissions advisor will reach out with any needed next steps.

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3. Consultation

Once your application processes, you will be connected with a UW-Green Bay professional advisor.

Dedicated Support

Anne is advisor, guide and admissions support all rolled into one. She will not only help you design a plan to your desired degree, she will help you with an unofficial credit evaluation to determine if you qualify for prior learning and assist you in the application process.

Anne Flesch

Student Services Coordinator
920-465-2085
flescha@uwgb.edu

B.S. Human Development & Family Studies
M.S. Education (Professional Counseling)

Anne has worked at UW-Green Bay since December 2010. Over the span of her varied roles, her passion and focus has always been on the non-traditional, adult learner. She understands the busy lives of adult learners and knows what they need: assessment of prior learning, individualized attention, relevant degree options and modalities that will work with their schedules.

Having worked one-on-one with so many adult learners, she has a deep respect for their work ethic and recognizes the commitment and sacrifices they make to meet their educational goals.