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Several Kansas City universities are now offering a traditional MBA program as well as an Executive MBA Program. EMBA programs are designed to meet the needs of today’s upper level managers. Dee Steinle, administrative director of MBA programs at the University of Kansas-Edwards Campus, said Executive MBA programs focus on enhancing the careers of working executives, many of whom are company sponsored. “EMBA program students are professionals who are already specialists in a field or industry and need to hone their general management skills to continue up the corporate ladder,” she said. “The shared professional experience and expertise of students become part of the curriculum. EMBA programs offer full im-
mersion, with learning outside the classroom and extensive faculty and student/ team interaction. Ideal EMBA candidates should have at least five years of work experience because they are often judged on what they can bring to the program. EMBA programs are perfect for those who already are a specialist in their field, but need additional skills to climb the ladder of success, Steinle said. Craig Sasse, Ph.D., director of executive education for Rockhurst University, said the Helzberg Executive Fellows MBA is offered in a cohort format with students progressing through the 21-month set curriculum as a class. Students accepted in this program must have seven or more years of professional work experience and five or more years of management experience.
“Our EMBA is a flagship program,” he said. “Due to its cohort nature, we are able to innovate more freely in terms of experiential methods and in focusing on leader development in a more applied way.” Joan Gallos, director of the Bloch Executive MBA Program for the Henry W. Bloch School of Management at University of Missouri-Kansas City, said the Bloch Executive MBA has evolved over its 18 year history. “First, its emphasis on leadership and professional effectiveness is more deeply and explicitly woven into all our classes and activities,” she said. “Knowledge is only as helpful as your capacity to use it, and Executive MBA programs work with their students to develop the skills to use all they learn. Our students tell us they often use on Monday morning what they
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learned the previous weekend. That is exactly what all of our faculty aim for – useful and relevant knowledge that students can apply and fine-tune in their workplace.” Second, consistent with the school’s mission, the staff emphasizes developing an entrepreneurial mindset. “We provide plenty of opportunities for students to deepen and enhance their thinking skills, their approach to problem solving and their cognitive flexibility,” Gallos said. “It’s essential in today’s fastpaced, global world.” Third, the program has more of a global orientation woven into all courses and residencies – understanding and managing a diverse workforce and understanding how to play successfully in a more Continued on page D16
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