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Training ProgramsOrganization & Systems Development Program (Weekend Format) (1 Year/9 Weekends)Faculty will be drawn from OSD Center staff including:Monika K. Moss, MFA Bio - Chair John D. Carter, PhD Bio - Co-Chair Veronica Hopper Carter, PhD Bio Mauricio Puerta, PhD, LIC Bio Isabel Wong, MS Bio OverviewThis program format provides an opportunity for individuals interested in the Gestalt Center’s world-class OSD training, developed over 35+ years, to undertake the experience in a weekend format, requiring minimum time away from work. The program includes 9 weekends, scheduled once a month and usually spanning two calendar years. Each weekend will include a Friday evening session, a full day on Saturday, and a Sunday morning session. One of the weekends will run from Thursday through Sunday. The program provides individuals with the theory, concept, methodology, skills, and techniques for effectively intervening at the individual, two-person, group, and organizational levels of system. It offers individuals an opportunity to learn how to use the Gestalt perspective to develop themselves professionally, design interventions, and lead and manage change in the systems within which they live and work. Who Should AttendThe program is designed for individuals with a master’s or doctoral degree who have demonstrated competence in their field, and who have a commitment to developing effective organizations, work teams, communities, and governing bodies, and/or to large-scale organizational transformation. The program will enhance individuals’ ability to influence people and systems through increased competence and effectiveness in designing, implementing, and following through on interventions to achieve desired outcomes. Curriculum and MethodologyTeaching methods are varied and include lectures, readings, demonstrations, fieldwork assignments, and small group practice. Feedback on a consistent basis is a critical part of the hands-on and experimental nature of these programs. Faculty ratio averages 1 faculty member for every 4 to 6 participants. Our objectives include:
Admissions ProcessAdmittance to the OSD Training Program Weekend Format requires attending an Introductory Gestalt Workshop or an Interpersonal Interaction workshop before or during the program, a written application, and a personal interview either in person or by telephone. There is a nonrefundable application fee of $500. Due to the nature of the program’s design and operation, tuition will not be refunded for early withdrawal. A penalty fee may be assessed for a participant’s withdrawal following his or her acknowledgement of acceptance into the program. Upon completion of the program and full payment of fees, participants will receive a Gestalt Approach to Organization & Systems Development Program Certificate. Early application is strongly advised. Program ScheduleUnless otherwise noted, sessions begin on Fridays at 6:30pm and end on Sundays at 1:00pm January 17–19, 2014 LocationLarchmere House MAP ABOUT CONTACT INFORMATION FeesApplication (nonrefundable) $500 At the time of acceptance, 75% of the tuition is due. The balance of the tuition is due by the program’s start date. Requests for special payment arrangements may be addressed to the Gestalt OSD Center President in conjunction with the GICOSDISC Payments Officer. Payment Options for OSD Workshops and Training Programs
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Organization & Systems Development Program (Weekend Format) (1 Year/9 Weekends)Faculty will be drawn from OSD Center staff including:Monika K. Moss, MFA Bio - Chair John D. Carter, PhD Bio - Co-Chair Veronica Hopper Carter, PhD Bio Mauricio Puerta, PhD, LIC Bio Isabel Wong, MS Bio OverviewThis program format provides an opportunity for individuals interested in the Gestalt Center’s world-class OSD training, developed over 35+ years, to undertake the experience in a weekend format, requiring minimum time away from work. The program includes 9 weekends, scheduled once a month and usually spanning two calendar years. Each weekend will include a Friday evening session, a full day on Saturday, and a Sunday morning session. One of the weekends will run from Thursday through Sunday. The program provides individuals with the theory, concept, methodology, skills, and techniques for effectively intervening at the individual, two-person, group, and organizational levels of system. It offers individuals an opportunity to learn how to use the Gestalt perspective to develop themselves professionally, design interventions, and lead and manage change in the systems within which they live and work. Who Should AttendThe program is designed for individuals with a master’s or doctoral degree who have demonstrated competence in their field, and who have a commitment to developing effective organizations, work teams, communities, and governing bodies, and/or to large-scale organizational transformation. The program will enhance individuals’ ability to influence people and systems through increased competence and effectiveness in designing, implementing, and following through on interventions to achieve desired outcomes. Curriculum and MethodologyTeaching methods are varied and include lectures, readings, demonstrations, fieldwork assignments, and small group practice. Feedback on a consistent basis is a critical part of the hands-on and experimental nature of these programs. Faculty ratio averages 1 faculty member for every 4 to 6 participants. Our objectives include:
Admissions ProcessAdmittance to the OSD Training Program Weekend Format requires attending an Introductory Gestalt Workshop or an Interpersonal Interaction workshop before or during the program, a written application, and a personal interview either in person or by telephone. There is a nonrefundable application fee of $500. Due to the nature of the program’s design and operation, tuition will not be refunded for early withdrawal. A penalty fee may be assessed for a participant’s withdrawal following his or her acknowledgement of acceptance into the program. Upon completion of the program and full payment of fees, participants will receive a Gestalt Approach to Organization & Systems Development Program Certificate. Early application is strongly advised. Program ScheduleUnless otherwise noted, sessions begin on Fridays at 6:30pm and end on Sundays at 1:00pm January 17–19, 2014 LocationLarchmere House MAP ABOUT CONTACT INFORMATION FeesApplication (nonrefundable) $500 At the time of acceptance, 75% of the tuition is due. The balance of the tuition is due by the program’s start date. Requests for special payment arrangements may be addressed to the Gestalt OSD Center President in conjunction with the GICOSDISC Payments Officer. Payment Options for OSD Workshops and Training Programs
Registering for an OSD Training Program
Organization & Systems Development Program (Weekend Format) (1 Year/9 Weekends)Faculty will be drawn from OSD Center staff including:Monika K. Moss, MFA Bio - Chair John D. Carter, PhD Bio - Co-Chair Veronica Hopper Carter, PhD Bio Mauricio Puerta, PhD, LIC Bio Isabel Wong, MS Bio OverviewThis program format provides an opportunity for individuals interested in the Gestalt Center’s world-class OSD training, developed over 35+ years, to undertake the experience in a weekend format, requiring minimum time away from work. The program includes 9 weekends, scheduled once a month and usually spanning two calendar years. Each weekend will include a Friday evening session, a full day on Saturday, and a Sunday morning session. One of the weekends will run from Thursday through Sunday. The program provides individuals with the theory, concept, methodology, skills, and techniques for effectively intervening at the individual, two-person, group, and organizational levels of system. It offers individuals an opportunity to learn how to use the Gestalt perspective to develop themselves professionally, design interventions, and lead and manage change in the systems within which they live and work. Who Should AttendThe program is designed for individuals with a master’s or doctoral degree who have demonstrated competence in their field, and who have a commitment to developing effective organizations, work teams, communities, and governing bodies, and/or to large-scale organizational transformation. The program will enhance individuals’ ability to influence people and systems through increased competence and effectiveness in designing, implementing, and following through on interventions to achieve desired outcomes. Curriculum and MethodologyTeaching methods are varied and include lectures, readings, demonstrations, fieldwork assignments, and small group practice. Feedback on a consistent basis is a critical part of the hands-on and experimental nature of these programs. Faculty ratio averages 1 faculty member for every 4 to 6 participants. Our objectives include:
Admissions ProcessAdmittance to the OSD Training Program Weekend Format requires attending an Introductory Gestalt Workshop or an Interpersonal Interaction workshop before or during the program, a written application, and a personal interview either in person or by telephone. There is a nonrefundable application fee of $500. Due to the nature of the program’s design and operation, tuition will not be refunded for early withdrawal. A penalty fee may be assessed for a participant’s withdrawal following his or her acknowledgement of acceptance into the program. Upon completion of the program and full payment of fees, participants will receive a Gestalt Approach to Organization & Systems Development Program Certificate. Early application is strongly advised. Program ScheduleUnless otherwise noted, sessions begin on Fridays at 6:30pm and end on Sundays at 1:00pm January 17–19, 2014 LocationLarchmere House MAP ABOUT CONTACT INFORMATION FeesApplication (nonrefundable) $500 At the time of acceptance, 75% of the tuition is due. The balance of the tuition is due by the program’s start date. Requests for special payment arrangements may be addressed to the Gestalt OSD Center President in conjunction with the GICOSDISC Payments Officer. Already accepted? Choose a payment option below.OR Payment Options for OSD Workshops and Training Programs
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GICOSDISC reserves the right to change faculty, program dates, and fees as necessary. GICOSDISC assumes no liability for expenses incurred by participants due to any changes in program dates, including nonrefundable travel and/or lodging expenses. |
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