…are some of the articles you will find in this free report: Transitioning from Faculty to Chair Transitioning from Compliance to Innovation The New Dean’s Toolbox Leading Your Academic Department…
…the academic community. Diverse perspectives and approaches can lead to innovative teaching methods, research insights, and problem-solving strategies that benefit the entire institution. Moreover, by fostering an inclusive environment, faculty…
If you serve in a leadership role on campus, here’s your chance to get involved in a new conference developed just for academic leaders. Brought to you by Magna Publications,…
…difficulty many leaders have with making decisions. Kent Crookston, PhD, who has served as an academic administrator for 20 years, shared his thoughts with Academic Leader on how to become…
…the 2020-21 academic year. (They have now become monthly events with the shift to in-person teaching.) Yet another forum for faculty connection was our summer-long, virtual Write Club. When the…
When you attend a conference, particularly one geared toward academic leadership issues, you’ll find that the most heavily attended sessions are often the ones that focus on collegiality and conflict…
…doing specific academic tasks effectively and efficiently. For example, I lean on reflection in and during my teaching—learning from and responding to “missteps” while they happen rather than primarily reflecting…
…a “tendency to possess an expectation of academic success without taking personal responsibility for achieving that success.” How widespread is it? Very, if you talk with faculty. They’ve seen it,…
