Developing Leadership and Wellbeing through Formal Mentoring Programs

Wednesday, September 12
Noon to 1 p.m., Room 230 Main

Presenter: John J. Sosik, Ph.D., professor, management and organization

Today’s business environment is increasingly marked by employee stress and burnout, reduced engagement and loyalty to employers, labor market turbulence and skills shortages, and succession and diversity issues. These challenging trends facing corporations have prompted increased interest in finding ways to promote leadership development and wellbeing in organizations. Join Dr. Sosik as he presents results and implications of a soon-to-be published longitudinal study of the role of formal mentoring in fostering higher levels of employee wellbeing and commitment, and development of transformational leadership.

John J. Sosik, Ph.D., professor of management and organization and professor-in-charge of the master of leadership development, is an internationally recognized expert on leadership development having published nearly 100 books, chapters, articles, and proceedings; presented his work at numerous academic conferences; and provided training and consultation services to a wide variety of organizations. 

Free and open to faculty, staff, students, and the community. Seating is limited; REGISTER ONLINE or contact Cathy O'Neill at  cxo10@psu.edu or call 610-648-3248.