Higher Education Leadership Forum

Did you see the news of the upcoming Higher Education Leadership Forum?

It provides a wonderful opportunity for individuals to deepen their knowledge of leadership within higher education institutions, learn what others are doing, collaborate and learn from one another.

This is an excellent professional development opportunity for anyone working at a university or college who is involved in HR, organizational development, senior leadership or the development & training of faculty and staff. I encourage you to take advantage of it.

All the details are below. We hope you can join us!


Higher Education Leadership Forum April 26th – 28th, 2017 Richcraft Hall Conference Rooms Carleton University, Ottawa, ON Canada The aims of the Forum are to: Provoke a deeper understanding of leader vs leadership development in higher education and the need for change in an evolving post-secondary environment Promote international collaboration in the field of developing leaders and leadership systems in higher education Build stronger connections, share leading practices and learn from others Establish an international community of engaged higher education leadership development practitioners Who should Attend: University senior leaders who are interested and committed to fostering a new way forward in higher education leadership Those responsible for creating, expanding or delivering leadership and management development programs and initiatives for administrative and professional staff, as well as faculty, and senior administrators HR, organizational development, and change management professionals from higher education institutions that are interested in furthering the offerings at their institutions around leadership and management development Anyone responsible for training/workshop delivery for faculty and staff Format: The Forum will enable all attendees to participate, hear from, and share their experiences working in leadership and management development in higher education The conference will be co-hosted between Carleton University and the University of Sheffield. This Forum is brought to you by their strong partnership as well as relationships with the Network for Change and Continuous Innovation in Higher Education (NCCI) and the Leaderful Partnership. http://heleadershipforum.group.shef.ac.uk/

Higher Education Leadership Forum

April 26th – 28th, 2017

Richcraft Hall Conference Rooms

Carleton University, Ottawa, ON Canada

The aims of the Forum are to:

Provoke a deeper understanding of leader vs leadership development in higher education and the need for change in an evolving post-secondary environment
Promote international collaboration in the field of developing leaders and leadership systems in higher education
Build stronger connections, share leading practices and learn from others
Establish an international community of engaged higher education leadership development practitioners

Who should Attend:

University senior leaders who are interested and committed to fostering a new way forward in higher education leadership
Those responsible for creating, expanding or delivering leadership and management development programs and initiatives for administrative and professional staff, as well as faculty, and senior administrators
HR, organizational development, and change management professionals from higher education institutions that are interested in furthering the offerings at their institutions around leadership and management development
Anyone responsible for training/workshop delivery for faculty and staff

Format:

The Forum will enable all attendees to participate, hear from, and share their experiences working in leadership and management development in higher education

The conference will be co-hosted between Carleton University and the University of Sheffield. This Forum is brought to you by their strong partnership as well as relationships with the Network for Change and Continuous Innovation in Higher Education (NCCI) and the Leaderful Partnership.

Higher Education Leadership Forum

http://heleadershipforum.group.shef.ac.uk/