THELMA IKECHI-UKAEGBU

Collaborative leader with dedication to partnering with coworkers to promote engaged, empowering work culture. Documented strengths in building and maintaining relationships with diverse range of stakeholders in dynamic, fast-paced settings.

• 2020, Tekedia Mini-MBA – Tekedia Institute, USA
• 2020, Human Resource Management – International Business Management Institute (IBMI)
• 2020, Creating Innovative Business Models – University System of Maryland, USA
• 2016, Diploma in Information Technology Management – Alison
• 2012, Certificate of Proficiency on Skill Acquisition, General Entrepreneurial and Career Development – Goldvalue Idea Resources, Nigeria

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• MBA Courses (Selected): Introduction to General Management; Quantitative Methods for Management; Marketing Management and Strategy; Corporate Finance; Management Information System; Financial Accounting; Operational Management; Human Resource Management; Entrepreneurship; Managerial Economics; Business Law; Cost and Management Accounting; Management Thought and Philosophy; Project Management; Cross-Cultural Management; Environment Resource Management and Economics; Research Project.
• Previous Courses (Selected): Public Policy Administration; Audio-Visual Librarianship; Literature of African Studies; Literature of Humanities and Social Sciences; Reference and Information Service; Contemporary Technology in Libraries; Indexing and Abstracting; Public Policy Administration; Development Administration; Contemporary Policy Analysis; Government and Serial Publications; Preservation and Conservation; State and Economics; Research Methodology; Library Practice and Internship; Business Development and Management; Introduction to African Politics; Policy of Underdevelopment; Introduction to Entrepreneurship; Organization of Knowledge; Introduction to International Relations; Introduction to Sociology; Introduction to Political Science; Computer and Data Processing; Political Behavior; Foundation of Political Economy; Information Users; Introduction to Bibliography; Organization of Knowledge; Issues in peace and Conflict Resolution Studies; Technical Service in Library; Collection Development; Introduction to Library Administration; Technical Service in Library; Library and Information Service to Disadvantaged Communities; Education Psychology; Logic Philosophy and Human Existence; Natural Science; Basic Concept and Theory of Peace; Introduction to Education; Introduction to Economics; History; Communication in English; Introduction to Library Resources and Services; History of Libraries; Introduction to Computer Science; The Use of Library and Study Skills; Library Visits and Orientation; Libraries and Societies.