Learning and Organizational Change students (from left) Mike Logan, Cameron Combe and Andrew Krantz worked for companies in
downtown Chicago when they participated in their practicum
experiences. The students posed in Millennium Park in front of the Cloud Gate sculpture by Anish Kapoor that reflects the city’s skyline. |
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The Power to Transform: Understanding Learning in Organizations
"Learning and Organizational Change (LOC) is not something high school students usually think about, but many develop an interest in the field while at Northwestern. They get excited because it’s the people side of organizations," says Susan Olson, assistant dean of student affairs, who sees undergraduates flocking to this fast-growing major.
Marilyn Sherman
Multiple Identities of Community Colleges
Community colleges offer great promise by widening access to higher education Research by two SESP professors could impact the ways these organizations change to meet their students' needs.
Lisa Stein
How Organizations Evolve: One University and Its Faceoff on Science
The new wave of commercialization in science research is changing universities from the inside out. Assistant professor Jeannette Colyvas is finding out how.
Jennifer Beck
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