Dates:October 27-28, 2027
Meets:W and Th from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location:UT Arlington Online
Cost: $299.00

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This entry-level course introduces the essential skills needed to communicate effectively and manage stakeholders in a project environment. Participants will learn how to develop clear communication plans that keep teams aligned and informed. The course also explores techniques for managing stakeholder expectations, building trust, and maintaining positive relationships throughout the project lifecycle. In addition, learners will gain practical strategies for handling difficult stakeholders with confidence and professionalism. Ideal for beginners, this course equips participants with the communication tools needed to support successful project outcomes.

Notes:

This is a simulcast class that will be taken online, via Zoom.
You will receive your Zoom link by email 24 hours prior to the start of class.

Fee: $299.00
Hours:8.00
CEUs:0.80

UT Arlington Online

Online

Jerry Green

Jerry W. Green is an educator and former corporate executive with extensive experience across higher education, organizational transformation, and quality management. He serves as an Assistant Professor at Liberty University, where he teaches statistics, research methods, and industrial-organizational psychology and chairs doctoral committees. His academic work is grounded in more than seven years of teaching and a strong record of applying best practices for adult learners.

Dr. Green has held senior leadership roles in large and small organizations, leading enterprise-wide initiatives in Project Management, Lean Six Sigma, Agile, and Design Thinking. He authored A Guide to Lean Healthcare Workflows and delivered multimillion-dollar performance improvements. He holds a PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology and is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a certified PMPĀ®.

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