Fordham Westchester to Offer Gabelli School of Business Executive Education Programs at Westchester Campus

Fordham University has announced two upcoming Gabelli School of Business Executive Education Programs that are being offered at Fordham’s Westchester campus.

School officials describe the Fordham Forum on Leadership and Growth as a three-day intensive program designed for executives looking to sharpen their ability to lead their organizations to prosperity and growth in an unpredictable business environment. The sessions will be held April 13 to 15 at the West Harrison campus.

Topics may include Leadership and Decision-Making; Business Ethics; Managing Change and the Noble Enterprise; Corporate Governance; Doing Business in Europe, Asia and the Middle East; Innovation and Change; Healthcare Innovations; Corporate Social Responsibility; Managing Talent Development and Heroic Living.

Regular tuition is $3,250; $2,650 for Fordham alumni. The cost includes all academic materials, breakfast, lunch, and snacks throughout the program, in addition to the opening reception/dinner.

For more information contact Francis Petit, Associate Dean of Academic Programs at 212.636.7429. Or register online at www.fordham.edu

Fordham has also announced an executive education certificate program in healthcare management called Palliative and Long-Term Care: A Public-Health Approach. This intensive two weekend program offers post-master’s students an opportunity to examine important healthcare management issues involving caring for the frail and seriously ill. The program is scheduled for June 6 and June 26-28, 2015; or October 9-11 and December 5, 2015. Students enrolled in master’s-level programs may be eligible to apply.

For more information, contact Mary Beth Morrissey at (914) 714-2241. Or register online at www.fordham.edu

Program Director is Mary Beth Morrissey, PhD, MPH, JD. Program faculty include Christopher Comfort, MD (Palliative Medicine); Harold Federman, MD (Palliative Medicine); Bruce Jennings, MA (Bioethics); Barney Newman, MD (Health Systems Management); Falguni Sen, PhD (Health Systems Management); Nancy Boyd Webb, DSW, LICSW, RPT-S (Social Work), and Frederick J. Wertz, PhD (Psychology).

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