Ruth Wagner
Executive in Residence at American University School of Public Affairs
Schools
- American University School of Public Affairs
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Biography
American University School of Public Affairs
Degrees
PhD Fielding Graduate University, Human & Organization Development
MS American University, Organization Development
BA University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Physics
Bio
Dr. Ruth Wagner is a graduate of the AU MSOD program and a very active OD scholar-practitioner. After an early career in software engineering, Ruth led a change management practice of 50 consultants in the role of Vice President for American Management Systems. Most recently, she has done significant work for clients across the Department of Defense. With two faculty teammates, Ruth led a transformation of the MSOD research methods curriculum from traditional statistics to a powerful, results-focused experiential course based on Action Research principles to ready students for the consulting projects in year 2 of the MSOD curriculum. Ruth will now co-teach the second weekend of the Methods and Models of Change course with Professor Dick Axelrod.
Teaching
Spring 2018
PUAD-010 Intro Exp Ed & Learning Comm: Intro Exp Ed & L.C. MSOD 77
PUAD-648 Methods and Models of Change: Methods & Models Chg MSOD 76
PUAD-654 Organization Diagnosis & Chng: Org Diagnosis & Chng Key 52
Summer 2018
PUAD-010 Intro Exp Ed & Learning Comm: Intro Exp Ed & L.C. MSOD 78
PUAD-648 Methods and Models of Change: Methods & Models Chg MSOD 77
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