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University of Michigan-Flint:
Master of Science in Leadership & Organizational Dynamics (MSLOD)
I am a law enforcement officer, currently working as a supervisor. I will graduate this summer with a bachelors degree in the field of criminal justice. I am very proud to have completed my degree, which required me to balance the responsibilities I hold for my job with those I have at home as a wife and mother to two children under the age of six. But despite the fact my degree was in criminal justice, and my profession is in law enforcement, my interests have begun to change and shift. I am looking for a new start in life, and to leverage some of the additional skills and interests I gained in college. I seek to improve my career prospects as well as add to my knowledge with graduate study.
The Master of Science in Leadership & Organizational Dynamics (MSLOD)would enable me to eventually work outside the criminal justice field. I could apply the managerial and interpersonal skills I have learned working as a law enforcement to business. The MSLOD would enable me to make additional links between my current capacities and the needs of the marketplace. Understanding the psychology...…within organizations, and better orient me to the inner workings of different businesses. Since most of my experience is grounded in law enforcement, I would look forward to the opportunity to speak with and learn from colleagues in the for-profit sector I wish to enter.
I am very excited that online programs like MSLOD exist, to enable people seeking a career change to shape their future. I am proud of what I have accomplished in the past, and think I have a great deal to give in the classroom and in my future workplace, in terms of my perspective to my future…
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