Content tagged: academic administration
Aphorisms for Academic Affairs
Article: Tuesday, August 24th, 2010
Over the past few years, I have realized that most of the preparation for academic leadership is focused on how to effect institutional change and make a positive difference. These ... Read full story »
What's Driving Collaboration in Higher Ed?
Article: Friday, May 7th, 2010
Most higher education institutions are not organized to encourage, support, and reward collaboration. Yet, collaboration—across disciplines, functional units, institutions, and organizations—is a highly effective way of dealing with complex issues. ... Read full story »
A 10-Point Survival Guide to Being, and Staying, an Academic Leader – Part 2
Article: Thursday, March 4th, 2010
Editor’s Note: Today we feature part 2 of Dr. Greenstreet’s “10-Point Survival Guide to Being, and Staying, an Academic Leader.” If you missed part 1, please click here for yesterday’s ... Read full story »
A 10-Point Survival Guide to Being, and Staying, an Academic Leader
Article: Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
While entering the administrative ranks of academia might seem a formidable task, staying there presents a whole other series of challenges. The average length of stay for a dean, vice ... Read full story »
Academic Leadership Qualities for Meeting Today’s Higher Education Challenges
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What Does it Take to Succeed in Higher Education Leadership? Academic Leadership Qualities for Meeting Today’s Higher Education Challenges It’s been said that no one dreams of someday becoming an academic administrator. ... Learn more »
Three Keys to Effective Decision-making for Academic Leaders
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Learn how to be a more effective academic leader Three Keys to Effective Decision-making for Academic Leaders In academic administration, there are few skills more valuable than the ability to make ... Learn more »
Five Ways to Ease the Transition for a New Chair
Article: Monday, October 26th, 2009
Given the rate of department chair turnover and the skills and knowledge required to do the job well, it makes sense to consider ways to smooth the transition from faculty ... Read full story »
Proof a Shared Leadership Model Can Work
Article: Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
For six years, Cecilia McInnis-Bowers and E. Byron Chew served as dean-partners for the division of business and graduate programs at Birmingham-Southern College, taking shared leadership beyond a simple division ... Read full story »
Tips for Implementing Your Strategic Plan
Article: Tuesday, September 8th, 2009
When John Pyle was vice president at St. Mary’s University of Minnesota, one of his goals was to focus the campus’s energy on implementing the operational plan. “There was a ... Read full story »
Academic Leadership Advice: Understanding What is Within Your Power
Article: Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Most of us who have found our way into academic administration (surely, few of us actually plan such a career) have learned to survive the whitewater rafting experiences of academe ... Read full story »
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