Academic Leadership Program
The Academic Leadership Program (ALP) is designed to provide development for Emory's academic leaders. The goals of the program are (1) to strengthen academic leadership performance across the university, and (2) to establish a leadership pipeline for succession planning.
Download nomination materials here
View the projected schedule of the ALP program
- WHAT IT IS:
- A year-long strategic program of case studies, leadership development training, skills sessions, financial management planning, and hands-on projects related to faculty matters at the university.
- An accelerated program of internal leadership development for the next generation of Emory's academic leaders: current and future chairs, deans, division leaders, and other senior faculty leaders.
- A vehicle for succession planning that seeks to
- Retain the university's best faculty;
- Provide concrete opportunities for leadership in academic affairs;
- Promote and develop from within;
- Ensure success at key transitions along the faculty life-course.
- WHO OVERSEES ALP:
- The ALP is a program offered by the Provost's office and organized by the Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs.
- Facilitators include both Emory faculty and national experts in leadership development, financial management, faculty recruitment, promotion, and retention, and other academic leadership areas
- The coordinators of ALP are Stacia Brown, PhD, Office of the Senior Vice Provost; and Wanda Hayes, PhD, Office of Learning Service
- HIGHLIGHTS OF 2010 CURRICULUM:
- Leadership development and self-analysis
- Project management
- Financial reports and management
- Research administration and strategic planning
- Organizational strategy
- Faculty Work-Life Integration
- New Technologies
- Interviewing, recruiting, and mentoring faculty
- Case studies dealing with a wide variety of faculty issues
- HOW TO NOMINATE:
- Nominations due October 26 to stacia.brown@emory.edu
- See attached Call for Nominations for more information on the nomination requirements
- Only deans can nominate. Faculty who are interested should contact their deans.
For more information contact Stacia Brown
