Develop a 17ish page case study that addresses a leadership and management problem at a college or university (Cultural diversity in Higher education). The problem – whether academic or non-academic in nature – should have meaningful management or leadership implications for at least a subset of the organization, if not the entire college or university. In other words, the case study should not explore an isolated incident, a personality conflict between only several individuals or an overly specific or idiosyncratic aspect of day-to-day operations in a division or department. The problem should be generalizable in higher education, but it does not need to be a problem that is stripped from the headlines (Law & Order style).

Moreover, this case study can be framed as a thoughtful analysis of your own workplace. Please consult me if you would like to consider this option.

The case study should be divided into two sections. The first half of the case study should be a descriptive narrative of the problem; describe salient events and organizational context as well as the stakes for the organization. We will read case studies throughout the semester that resemble the format and style of this assignment. The second half of the case study should be analytical and prescriptive. You should consider how various concepts and theories from class (and even beyond) illuminate the situation in question. Your paper should recommend a course of action, including specifying management and leadership implications. A useful orienting question for this second section is, what about these readings helped you understand the situation more clearly or more insightfully?

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• Please use Times New Roman, 12-point font; double-spaces; 1-inch margins. All written assignments must follow APA (6th edition) formatting. APA is the standard writing style in education, so learn it now (even if it feels tedious). If you do not own a copy of the APA Style

The main books of this course are : ( you can use them to get concepts and terminologies to be used in the writing )

(1) Robert Birnbaum’s How Colleges Work

(2) Lee Bolman & Terrence Deal’s Reframing Organizations: Artistry, Choice, and Leadership