Leadership 101: Transitioning from Peer to Supervisor

Transitioning from a member of a team to a leadership role is both exciting and challenging, and even more so if you are promoted from within a team. This session will focus on practical strategies to create greater self-awareness and establish new habits to enable your best leader self to be your norm. It is part of the Leadership 101 Curriculum.

You will learn to:

  • Identify personal characteristics of your best leader self
  • Determine characteristics of your best leader self that will support your transition to leadership
  • Recognize internal dialog or negative habits that may get in the way
  • Identify opportunities and challenges in your transition to supervisor

You will benefit by:

  • Obtaining tools that will help you establish new habits to lead with authenticity and confidence
  • Developing a personal transition plan
  • Networking with others who also aspire to a future leadership role

Audience:

Any U-M faculty or staff member who would like to successfully transition to a leadership role

Program Notes: 

This program is highly interactive and includes the use of online boards and chat to generate ideas and encourage discussion. The webinar link will be sent in the registration confirmation email.

Topic Area

  • Leadership and Management
  • Leading People and Teams
  • Self Development

Domain and Expectation

  • Mission
    • Create value for the diverse communities we serve
  • People
    • Collaborate and build inclusive relationships
  • Self
    • Adapt
    • Communicate
  • Execution
    • Build positive culture

Role

  • Member of a Team

Level

  • Level 1: Awareness

Sessions

Code: OL24TPS01

Presenter: Amanda Ruud

Cost: $0

Registration Deadline: Thu 10/26/23

  • Wed 11/1/23 9:00 am to 10:30 am
    Location: Online Webinar