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- CERTIFIED PUBLIC MANAGER® (CPM) - MANAGEMENT SKILLS
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Fee: $1,000.00
Dates: 8/28/2024 - 11/13/2024
Times: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 12
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Program Overview |
The Utah Certified Public Manager (CPM) Program is delivered through collaboration with expert faculty from the UVU Woodbury School of Business, Department of Communication, and UVU College of Health and Public Service. CPM is a professional designation granted by nationally accredited programs in state and federal governments. The CPM Program increases the capacity of its participants to effectively lead people, manage work processes, and develop self-mastery. The Utah CPM Program consists of 3 courses addressing a range of leadership and management skills. The three course include CPM Management, CPM Leadership, and CPM Capstone. You can register for CPM Leadership and CPM Management when available. You can only register for CPM Capstone once you have completed the CPM Leadership and CPM Management courses.
To become a Certified Public Manager, participants must complete all sessions in each of the 3 required courses for a total of 300 hours. If you are an agency requiring an invoice to enroll several participants into this program or if your agency is paying for you to attend this program, please contact schapple@uvu.edu.
The Certified Public Manager® program is a nationally accredited comprehensive management development program open to managers in non-profit, federal, state, and local government agencies. The program’s primary goal is to improve the performance of public sector managers and the organizational performance of state, local and federal governments. CPM Leadership and CPM Capstone are required for the full completion of this program.
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Learning Outcomes |
- Identify types of diversity in the workplace, including differences based on primary factors (such as sex, age, religion, national origin, color, physical ability) and secondary factors (which include education, socio-economics, domestic composition, professional identity, and regional differences).
- Identify personal behaviors and perceptions using an evaluation instrument and analyze actual and potential effects on a work unit.
- Assess the impact of management policies and practices on workplace culture and behaviors. Explain positive and negative impacts of each.
- Differentiate between “culture-specific” and “culture-general” and describe value orientations and patterns of the latter that affect workplace behavior.
- Employ management strategies to capitalize on different personal values and styles.
- Employ management strategies to capitalize on individuals’ workplace strengths to create an effective work unit.
- Exercise skills to address cultural and value-driven behavioral patterns that are disruptive to workplace productivity.
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Program Schedule |
This in class will consist of one hour of coursework prior to class, 5 hours of content while in class, and 2 hours of homework following class. The course will use readings, case studies, lecture, discussions, and small group activities. You are expected to come to class prepared and to participate in class discussions and group activities. |
Instructor Bio |
Ruthann Cunningham Assistant Professor | UVU
Ruthann Cunningham is an Assistant Professor of Healthcare Administration in the Department of Public and Community Health at Utah Valley University. Prior to being a full-time professor, Ruthann was a Population Health Network Engagement Leader and consultant for Intermountain Healthcare. She consulted with five of the largest Utah healthcare systems and over 25 independent provider clinics on population health strategy, value-based care, data, analytics, and community leadership. Ruthann led initiatives to train leaders on ways to reduce healthcare costs and improve patient outcomes. In addition, she collaborated on the initial startup of a not-for-profit generic pharmaceutical company, now known as Civica RX.
Ruthann earned a BS degree in Fitness and Wellness Management and MS degree in Exercise Science from Brigham Young University. She has a DHSc in Health Science with an emphasis in Leadership and Organizational Behavior from A.T. Still University.
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UTILIZE YOUR SKILLS
The Utah Certified Public Manager (CPM) Program is delivered through collaboration with expert faculty from the UVU Woodbury School of Business, Department of Communication, and UVU College of Health and Public Service. CPM is a professional designation granted by nationally accredited programs in state and federal governments. The CPM Program increases the capacity of its participants to effectiely lead people, manage work processes, and develop self-mastery. The Utah CPM Program consists of 3 courses addressing a range of leadership and management skills.
To become a Certified Public Manager, participants must complete all sessions in each of the 3 required courses for a total of 300 hours. If you are an agency requiring an invoice to enroll several participants into this program or if your agency is paying for you to attend this program please contact Stephanie Chapple Schapple@uvu.edu.
This course is presented via Zoom.
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- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUNDAMENTALS
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Fee: $695.00
Dates: 8/23/2024 - 11/15/2024
Times: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Days: Th F
Sessions: 5
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Program Overview |
The Econ Development 101 course is for economic development professionals, elected officials, municipal staff, or professionals working within the public sector who want to become more effective at growing and promoting their community. The course focuses on key factors and the underlying theories that are vital to growing a community. Participants will learn from real-world examples that demonstrate economic development theories in practice. Theories covered include business expansion & retention, strategic planning, workforce development, financing, marketing your community, tax increment financing, the incentive process, and site selection. All sessions are online and via Zoom. During these live sessions, you will interact with instructors, participate in small group work, and have networking opportunities for a high touch learning experience.
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Learning Outcomes |
Whether you’re new to Economic Development or a seasoned professional, the UVU Certificate in Economic Development can help you gain the knowledge and skills needed in:
- Community Development Entrepreneurship
- Business Retention & Expansion
- Finance
- Strategic Planning
- Redevelopment Area Creation
- Real Estate Development Workforce Development
- Neighborhood Development Strategies
- Marketing
Let us help you and your community move forward with this five session course culminating with a Thursday/Friday event.
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Program Schedule |
Modules in this program focus on powerful emotional intelligence topics, principles, strategies, and best practices for leaders, managers, professionals, and entrepreneurs. All sessions are held in person at UVU's Lehi Campus or may also be attended live online via Zoom. Sessions are presented in a highly interactive format that enables participants to easily engage with the instructor and other participants, including joining in small group work and networking opportunities.
Sessions will be held on 8/23, 9/20, 10/25, 11/14-15.
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Session 1: Fri, August 23th, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
- Basic Understanding of Economic Development
- Know Your Community
- Economic Development Strategic Planning
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Session 2: Fri, September 20rd, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
- Business Expansion and Retention Program (BEAR Program)
- Workforce Development
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development Economic Development
- Neighborhood Development Strategies
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Session 3: Fri, October 25th, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
- Real Estate Development and Reuse
- Economic Development Credit Analysis or Financing
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Session 4: Thurs, November 14th, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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- Community Development and CRAs/Incentive Process
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Session 5: Fri, November 15th, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
- Economic Development Marketing and Attraction (Community)
- Marketing (Business/Site Selectors)
- Technology-Led Economic Development
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Instructor Bio |
Marlin Eldred
Mr. Marlin Eldred has vast experience in municipal, county and private economic development. Specifically, he has served over 16 years helping private and public entities expand their economic programs. Most recently, he is the Economic Development Director of Lehi City where he is responsible for business retention and recruitment, downtown revitalization, commutnity engagement and helping to create a better quality of life for Lehi residents.
As the President and CEO of Economic Development Planning Group, he worked with numerous rural communities and counties in the State of Utah. Projects include contract negotiations, Economic Development Strategic Planning, meeting facilitation and consensus building, Community Development Area Creation, Sales Tax Leakage Study and more. With his diverse background, Mr. Eldred can help municipalities determine the realities of where they are with economic development, create a feasible path and generate goals to accomplish desired outcomes.
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KNOWING YOUR GROWING COMMUNITY
The Econ Development 101 course is for economic development professionals, elected officials, municipal staff, or professionals working within the public sector who want to become more effective at growing and promoting their community. The course focuses on key factors and the underlying theories that are vital to growing a community. Participants will learn from real-world examples that demonstrate economic development theories in practice. Theories covered include business expansion & retention, strategic planning, workforce development, financing, marketing your community, tax increment financing, the incentive process, and site selection. Sessions are in-person or via Zoom. During these live sessions, you will interact with instructors, participate in small group work, and have networking opportunities for a high touch learning experience.
This course is a hybrid course. Options are face-to-face or Zoom.
Sessions will be held 8/23, 9/20, 10/25, 11/14-15.
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- CERTIFIED PUBLIC MANAGER® (CPM) - CAPSTONE
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Fee: $995.00
Item Number: 24SCPMG001
Dates: 5/8/2024 - 7/31/2024
Times: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Days: W
Sessions: 12
Building:
Room:
Instructor: Steven Sylvester
Seats Available: 21
REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. This class is already in session.
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Program Overview |
Utah Valley University Executive Education is pleased to be the new administrator for the Utah Certified Public Manager® Program. This program strengthens the professional performance of current and future public and non-profit managers. UVU Executive Education is excited to deliver this program in collaboration with expert faculty from the UVU Woodbury School of Business, Department of Communication, and UVU College of Health and Public Service.
Certified Public Manager® is a professional designation granted by nationally accredited programs in state and federal governments. The CPM Program increases the capacity of its participants to effectively lead people, manage work processes and develop self-mastery.
The Utah CPM® Program consists of 3 Courses addressing a range of leadership and management skills. Participants in the CPM® Program will enhance their personal leadership strengths, broaden their intergovernmental networks, take advantage of competency-based learning, and increase their effectiveness.
The Certified Public Manager® program is a nationally accredited comprehensive management development program open to managers in non-profit, federal, state, and local government agencies. The program’s primary goal is to improve the performance of public sector managers and the organizational performance of state, local and federal governments. Courses 1 and 2 must be completed before registering for Course 3.
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Learning Outcomes |
Enhanced leadership skills and developed management strategies and imporoved performance.
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Program Schedule |
Live sessions will utilize Zoom and will be recorded. Sessions normally run from 8 AM – 5 PM with a break for lunch around noon. Class will not be held every week, but you will be expected to meet with your group and the instructor weekly. |
Instructor Bio |
Steven Sylvester
Steven Sylvester PhD serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Political Science at Utah Valley University. He previously served as Graduate Teaching Assistant at University of Kansas. Steven earned his PhD in Political Science from University of Kansas, his Master of Science and his Bachelor of Science in Political Science from California State University – Chico.
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LEADING WITH VISION AND PURPOSE
Utah Valley University Executive Education is pleased to be the new administrator for the Utah Certified Public Manager® Program. This program strengthens the professional performance of current and future public and non-profit managers. UVU Executive Education is excited to deliver this program in collaboration with expert faculty from the UVU Woodbury School of Business, Department of Communication, and UVU College of Health and Public Service.
The Utah CPM® Program consists of 3 Courses addressing a range of leadership and management skills. Participants in the CPM® Program will enhance their personal leadership strengths, broaden their intergovernmental networks, take advantage of competency-based learning, and increase their effectiveness.
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