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MOD program at BGSU under new leadership

Jane V. Wheeler has accepted a two-year appointment to direct the master of organization development program at the University.

The first university to award a degree in the field, Bowling Green offers an 18-month executive MOD program as well as a program for full-time students through its College of Business Administration. Accredited by AACSB-International, the Association to Advance College Schools of Business, the program is widely known for pioneering the concept of empirically based change and sponsoring a “best practices” conference that attracts participants of national stature each spring.

For the past two years, Wheeler has headed Bowling Green’s Institute for Organizational Effectiveness, which provides expertise in managing and improving organizational performance to business firms, governmental agencies and not-for-profit organizations. She will continue in that role as well as continuing her teaching duties.
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