New Certificate Program at Jindal School Offers Training in Mediation and Dispute Resolution
In an era of rising workplace conflict and communication breakdowns, a new professional certificate from the Naveen Jindal School of Management equips professionals with the tools to resolve disputes with skill and empathy. Housed within the Organizational Behavior, Coaching and Consulting (OBCC) department in the Jindal School’s Executive Education division, the 40-hour, fully interactive Professional […]
Healthcare EMBA at Jindal School Equips Future Healthcare Leaders
Some members of the Fall 2024 Healthcare Leadership and Management EMBA graduating class An educational partnership that began in 2011 between the Naveen Jindal School of Management at The University of Texas at Dallas and several prominent healthcare organizations in Texas has equipped more than 300 physicians and staff members from prominent organizations such as […]
Jindal School Launches Certificate to Address Need for Sustainability Education in Aviation and Travel
The Naveen Jindal School of Management has launched a new professional certification program in partnership with leading aviation, transportation and sustainability companies. The program aims to help raise awareness about the urgent need to reduce emissions in these industries. Its launch is especially timely, as the aviation sector faces mounting pressure to enhance sustainability efforts […]
Jindal School Programs’ New Names Reflect Their Customizable Options
The Global Leadership Programs in the Naveen Jindal School of Management’s Executive Education Area recently changed names to better reflect the numerous changes and benefits that the program has been offering for several years. The Global Leadership MBA (GLEMBA) has been rebranded as the Customized Online MBA. The program’s other graduate offerings — the Master’s […]
JSOM Gives Back: Students Work for Kids Whose Parents Have Cancer
Two JSOM students co-directing the UT Dallas chapter of Camp Kesem work to support children whose parents have cancer. The pair, says Assistant Dean John Barden, have a “burning desire to give back.” They hope to raise $40K to send 40 kids to camp.
