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Fostering Inclusivity in Leadership: A Guide to Leading Inclusive Teams

Nov
18

The Reluctance of High-Performing Women to Identify as Leaders

Nov
14

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Embracing Competent Humility for Career Growth

Oct
31

Celebrating Sanger Advisory Board Member Tamika Curry Smith: Recipient of the Bert F. Wertman Alumni Service Award

Oct
23

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Daphne C. Watkins Joins the Sanger Research Lab

Oct
22

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Leading Through Change: Emotional Dynamics in a Post-Pandemic Workforce

Oct
14

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Sanger Research Lab Member Julia Lee Cunningham on Reconnecting With Colleagues

Oct
09

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Unlocking Superpowers: Sanger’s Role at the 2024 Women in Leadership Conference

Sep
26

Jared Stadlin, President and Principal, BBA ’98, Joins Sanger Advisory Board

Sep
25

Insights on Leadership Development and Personal Growth from MAC Cosmetics and Hasbro Executives

Sep
18

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Cultivating Agility in Modern Organizations: Insights from Dr. Lindy Greer

Sep
18

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The 2024–25 Sanger Info Session Recap + Recording

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Regardless of their skills, experience, and qualif

Regardless of their skills, experience, and qualifications, many women hesitate to identify as 'leaders' due to restrictive definitions and societal biases.

@michiganross professors and Sanger Research Lab members, Julia Lee Cunningham and Sue Ashford dive into this critical challenge and how organizations can build more supportive structures for women leaders in a recent MIT Sloan Management Review article.

Want to dive deeper into strategies for building inclusive leadership? Enroll in MO 730: Leading Diverse Teams and Organizations – A DEI Toolkit to enhance your impact.

Read the blog and learn more about MO 730 by clicking the link in our bio!

Looking to lead with inclusivity? 🤝 Leading In

Looking to lead with inclusivity? 🤝

Leading Inclusive Teams (LIT) is a curricular experience supported by the Sanger Leadership Center that equips students with the skills and tools to design diverse, equitable, and inclusive teams and organizations. Taught by @MichiganRoss professors Dr. Lindy Greer and Dr. Aparna Joshi, the following LIT courses focus on identity dynamics, privilege, and building relationships across differences:

- MO 350: Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in Business and Beyond (BBA, non-Ross undergraduate students)
- MO 605: Leading Inclusive, High Performing Organizations (FTMBA, GMBA, OYM students)
- MO 730: Leading Diverse Teams and Organizations: A DEI Toolkit (GMBA, OMBA, WMBA, and non-Ross graduate students)
- Coursera: Leading Diverse Teams & Organizations (all U-M students)

Follow the registration process for your academic program to enroll and gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to lead with empathy, foster inclusive environments, and drive meaningful change in any organization.

Click the link in our bio to learn more!

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from the Sanger team! Tod

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from the Sanger team!

Today, we’re extra grateful for YOU–our incredible @uofmichigan community! Wishing you a season filled with joy. 💙💛

It's Michigan Model of Leadership (MMoL) Monday! 💡

Developed at the @uofmichigan, this powerful tool accelerates your leadership development by allowing you to identify strengths and growth opportunities. Leverage this knowledge to lead a team, drive change, or enhance your personal growth. 💪

Brysan Porterfield, MBA ’25, uses the model to spark curiosity within her teams. 👥

“Building yourself into an effective leader can be a complex feat, but the MMoL has enabled me to grow and impact myself and others. The 'Innovate' quadrant has been especially impactful, teaching me that by staying curious and adaptable, I can deepen my relationships with teammates, strengthen my overall knowledge, and drive positive results and change." – Brysan Porterfield, MBA ’25

Click the link in our bio to learn more about the MMoL!

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