Midlevel Managers’ Supervisory Learning Journeys

Abstract

Texas A&M University The purpose of this study was to explore how midlevel managers learn supervisory skills. Analysis of 20 interviews revealed three components: (1) realization of becoming a supervisor (2) implementation of learning strategies and (3) recognition of barriers and supports for learning. The findings have implications for student affairs professionals.

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