Faculty: Leroy D. Nunery, II
Education Advisor, Gilfus Education Group
Principal and Founder, PlusUltré LLC
Former Deputy Superintendent, School District of Philadelphia
Dr. Nunery is a Senior Consultant at the Fels Institute of Government, as well as a Faculty Member. He is also the founder of PlusUltré LLC, a management consulting company started in 2007 that specializes in enhancing the strategic, managerial and operational capacities of entities in the K-18 educational spectrum.
Prior to joining PlusUltré LLC, he served as President of School Management for Edison Schools, Inc. and Vice President, Business Services for the University of Pennsylvania where he was engaged in the strategic planning and implementation of Penn’s West Philadelphia Initiatives. His professional experience also includes sixteen years in various roles in corporate banking and the capital markets and four years with the National Basketball Association as Vice President, Human Resources and Vice President, Business Development.
Courses Taught
Developing, Managing, and Leading Talent for Nonprofit and Government Organizations (Spring 2012)
Spring 2012
Course Section:
001
Monday
6:00-9:00 pm
Instructor:
Leroy D. Nunery, II
Fisher-Bennett Hall Room 222
Full-Time
Executive
This course will take a holistic approach in exploring the critical issues that impact how your organization recruits, hires, develops, and assesses its pool of talent. Students will examine a range of economic, legal, social, technological, and political factors that affect the management of today's workforce, with attention paid to the particular challenges facing public and nonprofit sector leaders. There will be special focus on organizing volunteers, working with unions, providing effective professional development opportunities, and other human resource strategies that drive better results. This course satisfies an elective requirement in the Master of Public Administration and Certificate in Nonprofit Administration programs.
The Talent Toolbox: Managing people in complex organizations (Spring 2013)
Spring 2013
Course Section:
001
Monday
6:00-9:00 pm
Instructor:
Leroy D. Nunery, II
BENN 138
Full-Time
Executive
This course will take a holistic approach in exploring the critical issues that impact how your organization recruits, hires, develops, and assesses its pool of talent. Students will examine a range of economic, legal, social, technological, and political factors that affect the management of today's workforce, with attention paid to the particular challenges facing public and nonprofit sector leaders. There will be special focus on organizing volunteers, working with unions, providing effective professional development opportunities, and other human resource strategies that drive better results. This course satisfies an elective requirement in the Master of Public Administration and Certificate in Nonprofit Administration programs.
