Leading, Managing, Supporting, and Navigating Change
The American Council on Education advanced leadership workshops first
launched in 2006, are designed for academic administrators and
experienced chairs. Participants have included alumni from the national
programs, other experienced chairs and a range of administrators
including deans and provosts. In 2009 ACE will offer two advanced
workshops: Leading, Managing, Supporting and Navigating
Change; and Managing
Conflict.
These programs focus intensively on an overarching issue that affects
institutions at both the departmental and institutional levels.
Essential to the philosophy of the program is to bring together
participants from disparate structural levels to deal with issues that
affect the functioning of the whole institution in a fundamental
manner.
The 2009 workshop will be held at the historic Allerton Hotel, on
Chicago's magic mile.
The faculty for this workshop will be ACE's veteran
presenters: Susan
West Engelkemeyer, Mary
Lou Higgerson, and Mark
Putnam. The workshop structure will enable participants to work in
teams to learn how to exert leadership to guide the change process.
Participants will examine to what degree is change a process that needs
to be managed and to what degree does it require support from leaders?
How do all the stakeholders, including the designated leaders manage the
process?
Please direct questions about this page to:
brinda_albert@ace.nche.edu
This page last updated 04/22/2009
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