From 2001 to 2006, Bill served as associate provost for distance, continuing, and executive education for the University of Florida, in addition to his duties as dean. Under Bill’s direction, the University of Florida’s College of Pharmacy has established three distance education-based campuses in Florida and has created two successful non-traditional programs with over 1000 […]
Learn practical ways to prepare your institution for an activity-based costing (ABC) model. During this training, we will walk you through how this model works, ways to assess your readiness to make this shift, and key considerations for the implementation process. You will leave better prepared to answer questions such as: How is ABC being […]
The internal barriers new leaders face when starting a new role or project can hold them back from being successful. Negative self-talk, the inability to accept praise, and feedback that is based on your identity rather than your actions can all hinder your ability to make decisions and lead others. Join us for a one-hour […]
Leslie has nearly 30 years of budget development experience across government, non-profit and higher-education. After 18 years with NYU as a school finance officer she is now responsible for the oversight of the development, implementation and administration of VCU’s $1.1B operating budget. This not only includes administration of the university annual revenue and expense budgets […]
This week, we interviewed Pat Sanaghan, president of The Sanaghan Group, who has worked with dozens of institutions to coach them through a collaborative and effective strategic planning and budgeting process. We wanted to ask what advice he would most want college and university presidents and members of their cabinets to hear. This is what […]
Optimize Your Transition from Faculty to Department Chair: A Discussion Series Recorded on November 16, 2023 | Recorded on December 5, 2023 | Recorded on December 11, 2023 Reflect on your leadership transition and identify ways you can grow as a new leader alongside other department chairs. Overview There’s a lot to learn as […]
Most alumni have far greater value to give their alma mater than the checks they write, or what wealth screenings might find. The value comes via the lives they lead, the talents they’ve acquired, the enthusiasm they maintain for their own undergraduate experiences, and their strong inclination to pass along what they know. Their powerful, […]
Christine Robinson holds a bachelor’s degree in Sociology, master’s degrees in Psychology and Education, is a certified K-8 educator and is a PhD student in the Department of Educational Leadership, Research and Technology at Western Michigan University. Chris has been in the field of social services and education for 25 years with 12 of those […]
Colette has served as the project manager for the University of Memphis Administrative Process Improvement initiatives for the past five years. She has an extensive IT background and has held several leadership positions during her tenure with the university. With her leadership and strong organizational skills, she has facilitated and successfully led over forty process […]
At this time of continued transition in higher education, institutions are regularly welcoming new leaders at all levels. Many institutions do not have well-developed, intentional practices for fully onboarding new leaders in ways that will help them understand the culture, complexity, and wide range of responsibilities and expectations of their position. Additionally, many leaders are […]