Leadership Coaching Courses - Fall 2008

Leadership Coaching as an Organization Intervention
In this foundational course in learning how to coach leaders, students will learn fundamental distinctions, concepts and models that help coaches work effectively with leaders. In addition, aspiring coaches will learn about the necessity of working on their own development, and will be introduced to basic coaching skills that will be expanded upon in subsequent courses.
Sep 10 - 12, 2008

Coaching to Create Breakthroughs: Defining and Practicing Elements of the Coaching Relationship
In this course participants receive practice and feedback on coaching skills, learning to use coaching to increase the success of organizational interventions and to create breakthrough thinking and actions.
Oct 22 - 24, 2008

Flow of Coaching
This course provides reflection and action-oriented experiences to integrate the mechanics of coaching. Participants customize a comprehensive toolkit of best practices.
Nov 19 - 21, 2008

Coaching to Stage Development and Leadership Presence
This course will introduce you to the conventional and post-conventional stages of adult development with an emphasis on their importance to coaching. This framework is critical for your understanding of humans and how they grow and change. You will leave with a deeper appreciation for the distinctions between horizontal growth and vertical development, as well as tools for facilitating each. We will also explore how the meaning-making stage of the coach can influence the coaching relationship and coaching outcomes. Finally, we will draw connections between stage of development and leadership presence.

Students will have the opportunity to complete the Maturity Assessment Profile (MAP) and receive a report describing their current stage of development. This report will be used in the fourth class session when students explore how to skillfully meet their clients at their stage of development. The MAP was created by Susanne Cook-Greuter, Ph.D., and is a rigorously researched, highly respected assessment tool for measuring adult stages of development.
Jan 7 - 9, 2009

Coaching Teams and Groups
This course emphasizes experiential learning exercises, in which participants coach teams and team leaders, and design activities for them that support alignment to organizational goals.
Feb 11 - 13, 2009

Coaching Integration Seminar: Leveraging Your Learning and Moving Forward
Participants integrate the theory learned in previous courses, extract best practices, reflect on insights, and link what they have learned to finding the role of coaching within diverse organizational initiatives.
Mar 18 - 20, 2009

Georgetown University
School of Continuing Studies
Box 571006
Washington, DC 20057
(202) 687-8700
Georgetown University
Center for Continuing and Professional Education
3101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 200
Arlington, VA 22201
(202) 687-7000