UNC
Leadership Development Program Manager
UNC, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States, 27517
As a member of the Organization and Professional Development team within the Office of Human Resources, this position leads the strategy, design and development of our manager and leadership development offerings. This role is focused on helping managers across campus build their leadership capabilities and confidence; hire, develop and reward their team using recommended practices; deliver results by empowering their team; and foster an environment of belonging, psychological safety and ongoing feedback.
This position is responsible for managing the following offerings to meet program objectives and create an engaging and effective learning experience.
Carolina BEST: Foundations of Supervision
– Designed for new supervisors, this program emphasizes practical and foundational competencies of all supervisors, allowing new supervisors the opportunity to reflect on the issues, functions and challenges involved in leadership roles.
University Leadership Education and Development (ULEAD)
– The ULEAD program is a selective, cohort‑based leadership development program for high‑performing, high‑potential mid‑level managers. Participants learn from renowned faculty, industry experts and fellow managers. Designed to address the evolving challenges in higher education, ULEAD empowers managers to lead with purpose, confidence, and impact.
Lead Well
– Our new blended learning pilot program for managers, Lead Well provides an opportunity to enhance leadership skills through an in‑depth examination of topics, such as building trust and engagement, promoting employee development, creating a sense of belonging and psychological safety, and managing change, among others.
Responsibilities include program and curriculum design, development, facilitation, coordination with partners, scheduling, assessment administration, measurement, learner tracking and promotion. Additionally, this position gathers and analyzes participant feedback and data insights to identify opportunities for improvement and initiates changes with a user‑centered perspective. Success in this role involves close collaboration and communication with team members who provide support on design, development, facilitation, and administration.
Additional responsibilities include:
Leading a collaborative effort with our team and key partners to define and implement our strategy for manager and leadership development.
Strengthening the alignment between our manager and leadership programs and the University s performance management framework.
Creating a new 360 assessment pilot to support executive leadership.
Administering, interpreting and providing coaching on competency and personality assessments such as DiSC and CliftonStrengths.
Developing and facilitating additional training in areas such as communication, leadership, manager/supervisor development, and other professional development areas as well as providing consulting services to departments, teams, committees, and employees as needed.
Mentoring less experienced team members as needed.
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This position is responsible for managing the following offerings to meet program objectives and create an engaging and effective learning experience.
Carolina BEST: Foundations of Supervision
– Designed for new supervisors, this program emphasizes practical and foundational competencies of all supervisors, allowing new supervisors the opportunity to reflect on the issues, functions and challenges involved in leadership roles.
University Leadership Education and Development (ULEAD)
– The ULEAD program is a selective, cohort‑based leadership development program for high‑performing, high‑potential mid‑level managers. Participants learn from renowned faculty, industry experts and fellow managers. Designed to address the evolving challenges in higher education, ULEAD empowers managers to lead with purpose, confidence, and impact.
Lead Well
– Our new blended learning pilot program for managers, Lead Well provides an opportunity to enhance leadership skills through an in‑depth examination of topics, such as building trust and engagement, promoting employee development, creating a sense of belonging and psychological safety, and managing change, among others.
Responsibilities include program and curriculum design, development, facilitation, coordination with partners, scheduling, assessment administration, measurement, learner tracking and promotion. Additionally, this position gathers and analyzes participant feedback and data insights to identify opportunities for improvement and initiates changes with a user‑centered perspective. Success in this role involves close collaboration and communication with team members who provide support on design, development, facilitation, and administration.
Additional responsibilities include:
Leading a collaborative effort with our team and key partners to define and implement our strategy for manager and leadership development.
Strengthening the alignment between our manager and leadership programs and the University s performance management framework.
Creating a new 360 assessment pilot to support executive leadership.
Administering, interpreting and providing coaching on competency and personality assessments such as DiSC and CliftonStrengths.
Developing and facilitating additional training in areas such as communication, leadership, manager/supervisor development, and other professional development areas as well as providing consulting services to departments, teams, committees, and employees as needed.
Mentoring less experienced team members as needed.
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