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Welcome to the NU Library course guide for MSOL5103: people. Processes, and Organizational Health. This guide has supplemental resources intended primarily for students in that course to use in addition to their course materials. However, they may also be useful for others interested in organizational leadership.

For more information and library resources see the Leadership Research Guide.

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Supplemental E-Books

The Power of Positive Leadership by Jon Gordon
Gordon, J. (2017). The power of positive leadership: How and why positive leaders transform teams and organizations and change the world. Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley.
Creating Organizational Soul by Richard Bellingham
Bellingham, R. (2009). Creating organizational soul. [electronic resource]: The source of positive change and transformation. Amherst, MA: HRD Press.
Leading the Positive Organization by Thomas N. Duening
Duening, T. N. (2016). Leading the positive organization: Actions, tools, and processes. New York, NY: Business Expert Press.

Supplemental Articles

A playbook for positive organizational change
Tkaczyk, B. (2015). A playbook for positive organizational change: Energize, redesign, and gel. Strategic Change, 24(6), 527-540.
Leadership and storytelling: Promoting a culture of learning, positive change, and community
Aidman, B., & Long, T. A. (2017). Leadership and storytelling: Promoting a culture of learning, positive change, and community. Leadership and Research in Education, 4(1), 106–126.

Citation & Writing Help

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MSOL5103: People, Processes, and Organizational Health: Home