Why My CSUDH Organizational Leadership Students Matter | Dr. Todd Bush

Dr. Todd Bush, an assistant professor at California State University, Dominguez Hills, discusses his experience as an instructor in the #Organizational #Leadership Studies #Bachelor of Science degree program and shares his insights into how the program has benefited students.

Leadership isn’t about titles—it’s about action. The B.S. in Organizational Leadership Studies at CSUDH is designed for individuals who are ready to take charge and make a positive impact. You’ll learn how to lead teams, navigate change, and solve real problems in real workplaces. No fluff, just skills that matter.

Whether you're already working or looking to pivot, this program is built to fit your life. It’s flexible, practical, and focused on what actually works in the world—not just what looks good on paper. If you’re ready to stop waiting and start leading, this is where you begin.

CSUDH OLS Program Information & Registration:
https://csudh.edu/ols

#csudh #continuinged #ols

00:00 • CSUDH Organizational Leadership Studies (OLS)
00:10 • Dr. Todd Rush: Management Teaching Background
00:41 • OLS Course Highlights: What's Unique
01:13 • Student Networking In & Out of the Classroom
01:53 • Why OLS: Preparing Students for Soft Skills
02:26 • OLS Student Feedback & Real-World Application
03:00 • Student Personal Growth & Preparation for Graduate School
03:45 • Understanding What Organizational Leadership Is... What Students Gain

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