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Emerging & Seasoned
Administrator Workshop
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Doubletree Guest Suites Airport
2424 Atrium Way
Nashville, TN 37214
615.324.3402
July 31-August 4, 2006 - Emerging & New Administrators
(arrive July 30)
Workshop Fee - $800 - The fee includes luncheons and one evening
event, with dinners on your own. A limited number of partial scholarships
may be available depending upon donor support. Participants
are responsible for their own travel arrangements. Lodging
- $119+tax/single/double, including breakfast.
Cover
Letter to Administrators
Application
Form for Emerging/New Administrators
Application
Form for Seasoned Administrators (Presenters)
The Reason:
Because of the economic, political, social, and structural changes
occurring in higher education, family and consumer sciences/human
sciences is at a critical stage in its evolution. Strong leaders
are needed to maintain the field’s viability, yet there is a serious
shortage of individuals qualified to assume administrative positions.
History: Between 1991 and 2001 the Family and Consumer Sciences
Administrative Leadership Council (FCS~ALC) sponsored professional
development for emerging and seasoned administrators. For
nearly fifty years, the Council of Administrators of Family &
Consumer Sciences has provided comprehensive and systematic professional
development for administrators.
Participants:
This workshop will serve two groups: (a) Individuals who have
been identified as having leadership potential and those with strong
interests in family and consumer sciences/human sciences higher
education administration as well new administrators in their first
or second year in an administrative position and (b) seasoned administrators.
Pathways to Leadership is planned to enhance the future
viability of family and consumer sciences/human sciences by preparing
leaders for positions in higher education administration for the
next decade and beyond. Focusing on emerging (and new)
administrators, this workshop will address competencies needed
for assessing one’s attributes and develop skills for successfully
administering higher education programs. Seasoned administrators
will serve as facilitators, presenters, and mentors. The interaction
of these two groups will add to the quality of administration.
Values:
The workshop curriculum is based upon the philosophy that leadership
is the valued end of professional development and that a learning
community framework establishes a culture for life-long learning
and change. Succinctly, professional development is about
change. Leadership with its focus on establishing direction,
aligning people, and inspiring participation is built upon excellence
in management. The future of Family and Consumer Sciences/Human
Sciences depends upon enlightened leaders who can lead units to
serve the interests of students, the standards of excellence of
the profession, the interests of the institution, and the higher
education mission.
Objectives:
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Strengthen self-awareness
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Develop relationships and teamwork
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Understand alliances and political realities
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Understand elements of a promising future
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Build capacity, deal with change, and manage
resources across domains
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Create an ongoing learning community from this
cohort of family and consumer sciences/human sciences administrators
Major Topics To Be Addressed:
- Diversity
- Nuts & bolts of administration
- New structures
- Strategic planning
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- Global perspective
- Assessment
- Program advancement
- Articulation of mission
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Speakers and Workshop Leaders:
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College and University Administrators
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Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences
Leaders
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Consultants from Selected Fields
Workshop Location:
Doubletree Guest Suites Airport, 2424 Atrium Way, Nashville, Tennessee.
The Doubletree, two miles from Nashville International Airport,
is just off Briley Parkway (SH 155), close to I-24, I-40, I-65 and
all the colorful excitement of Tennessee's capital, aka Music City.
Complimentary shuttle available for airport arrival and departure.
Free wireless Internet access.
Workshop Task Force:
Virginia Clark Johnson, Chair, North Dakota
State University
Billie Collier, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Karla Hughes, East Carolina University
Geraldean Johnson, Tennessee State University
Dorothy Mitstifer, Executive Director, Kappa Omicron Nu
Janet Pope, Louisiana Tech University
Mary E. Pritchard, Northern Illinois University
Virginia Richards, Georgia Southern University
Jan Shane, Illinois State University
Connor Walters, Illinois State University
For further information contact:
Kappa Omicron Nu
4990 Northwind Dr., Ste. 140
East Lansing, MI 48823-5031
Telephone: 517.351.8335 - Fax: 517.351.8336
dmitstifer@kon.org
External Link: www.kon.org/pathways_to_leadership.html
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