Team Building
Creating & Maintaining a Winning Team
Thursday, October 8, 2009
8:30 am - 11:30 am
Sponsored by:
The Dunspaugh-Dalton Community and Educational Well-Being Research Center at the University of Miami School of Education and The Center for Nonprofit Management at the University of Miami School of Business
TEAM BUILDING
Creating & Maintaining a Winning Team
Guest Speaker: Sheryl Alonso
University of Miami School of Business
The Program
Managing a nonprofit institution is hard work. Even when you are totally committed to the cause, every day brings new challenges and complications. The only way is to build a great team, with every member as inspired and dedicated as you are. Can it be done? This workshop offers practical ideas to help you:
- Define roles and get everybody on the same page
- Find the right person for the right job
- Inspire commitment (when pay and benefits are underwhelming)
- Encourage flexibility and willingness to do just one more thing
- Enable staff to keep learning and growing
Registration Fee: $25 (Scholarships are available)
- By Phone: 305-284-6673
- By Fax:305-284-3655
- By Email:nonprofit.eec@miami.edu
- By Mail: P.O. Box 248084, Coral Gables, FL 33124-8013
- On our website:nonprofit.miami.edu
( Register now)
Make checks payable to the University of Miami
The Center for Nonprofit Management
Turkel Resource Foundation Workshop Series
The Speaker
Sheryl Alonso has been a lecturer at the University Of Miami School Of Business Administration in the Department of Management for the past 12 years. She has taught Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Management and Team Building.
Ms. Alonso has an M.B.A. from the University of Miami and is currently completing her dissertation towards an Interdisciplinary PhD. in Medical Leadership. While pursuing her PhD. Ms. Alonso worked as a Research Assistant for the Programs in Health Sector Management and Policy. In this position she collaborated with research and program development to build a sound curriculum and global health administration policy. Her current research interests include social influence, team building and healthcare administration.
Prior to teaching at UM, Ms. Alonso was a hospital Vice President with the responsibility for the overall planning, organization, implementation, evaluation and control of all reporting departments including the strategic and short term planning.
Ms. Alonso has a strong civic sense and has served in a variety of community and healthcare associations.
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