Graduate Certificate in Transformative Leadership

Now Enrolling for the January 2010 Class

The Graduate Certificate in Transformative Leadership, a brand new executive-format educational experience, is designed for established and emerging leaders seeking an empowering and innovative path to enhance their skills in order to create constructive change in the workplace, in the larger community, and within themselves. Students come from a variety of professional backgrounds and find this program highly relevant to their own unique settings.
The Transformative Leadership graduate certificate program consists of the first nine months of Tai Sophia’s Transformative Leadership and Social Change master’s degree program (formerly Applied Healing Arts). Graduate certificate enrollees are simultaneously accepted into this master’s degree program. After earning the graduate certificate, students have the option to continue their studies and also earn a Master of Arts in Transformative Leadership and Social Change.

Program Objectives
Recover a new clarity, vision, and commitment to professional and personal goals
Enhance skills for constructive change, personally and within organizations
Learn leadership and life principles grounded in ancient wisdom and healing traditions
Attain leadership skills to create a less stressful, more productive and positive environment
Program Outcomes
Upon completing the Transformative Leadership graduate certificate, you will:
Challenge assumptions and certitudes about yourself, your organization, and the wider world
Gain clarity about your own unique talents and skills and how they can best serve yourself and others
Understand the power of language and listening
Acquire skills to hone communication and to effectively resolve conflicts
Have the skills and capacity to create an optimum healing environment in the workplace and your personal community
Gain leadership skills to enhance collaboration and partnership in a team or organization For more information go to: http://www.tai.edu/GCTransLeader.aspx

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