Managing with Integrity

Abstract

RecorderThe Managing With Integrity preconference introduced different types of management theory and styles to attendees seeking answers to the questions of how to be an effective manager. Leonard and White were skilled facilitators. Leonard's background in reference services and White's in technical services enabled them to present a knowledgeable and balanced representation of management issues. Preconference attendees left with a folder of valuable notes, scenarios, and a bibliography to help them begin and continue to manage with integrity.

Innovative Approaches to Management Education

“…The success of the flipped classroom approach benefits management education. Characteristics of a good manager include being a problem-solver, a good listener, knowledgeable, and organized (Leonard, White, & Graves, 2009). The concept and theories prevalent in management education teach students how to be a successful manager through critical thinking and active learning.…”