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MGB 301Prereq: Sophomore standing

MGB 301: Organizational Behavior and Administration

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Individual and group behavior in organizations. Motivation, leadership, team dynamics, organizational culture, power and politics, and change management.
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Cecily Rodriguez

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4.0 out of 5 starsFall 2024Would take again

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4.0 out of 5 starsFall 2025Cecily RodriguezWould take again

If you want to pass the course, you'll need to buy access to the textbook (feels gross but whatever). The exams are from both the lectures and the readings, so just focusing on one will not be enough to succeed. Prof Rodriguez graded all exams on a curve, which massively helped the class as a whole because the exams are TOUGH. Doesn't help that the course material involves the business sector's attempt at a foray into behavioral psychology.

Tip: Read the book, go to lecture, get your A. Don't leave your teammates in the wind for the group project.

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Professors who have taught MGB 301

  • Alexandra Mislin
  • Cecily Rodriguez
  • Corinne Coen
  • Darren Treadway
  • Dianna Cichocki
  • Dorothy Siaw Asamoah
  • Doug Stoll
  • Gerald Lemoine Jr
  • Lisa Williams
  • Mary Ann Rogers
  • Michael Nugent
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  • Scott Seibert
  • Timothy Maynes

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