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Whether you're seeking to advance your career, enrich your personal life, finish your degree, or move your organization forward, we offer programs tailored to your needs.
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Organizational Development

Customized education is about the relationship between the client and the institution. At UMW, we harness the power of interdisciplinary expertise to deepen insight, expand critical thinking ability, and advance your organization. We can put together a faculty team or assemble stakeholders to support the curriculum, creating a customized educational solution to your workforce needs for organizational development.

We start with an assessment to thoroughly understand your organizational culture, strategy and desired outcomes. Then we’ll partner with you to design, deliver, and measure your customized program.

We’re dedicated to ensuring that the delivery of the program goes exactly as planned.

Chart describing the "assess, design, implement" model of developing customized training. Assess desired outcomes, format and logistics; design curriculum and identify participants; and implement program, soliciting feedback and measuring results.
CPS Program Development Model

CPS Program Development Model

Assess

Document needs and desired outcomes through discussion and facilitation. Develop program format, program plan, and logistics

Design

Solidify curriculum, select faculty, and identify subject matter experts
Identify participants and define the selection process

Implement

Launch program
Solicit participant feedback
Brief clients
Measure results

 

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