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Leadership Development Programs prepare and assist academic leaders, managers, and supervisors to perform their roles effectively in support of the University's mission of research, teaching, and outreach.

President's Emerging Leaders Program

The PEL program provides leadership development opportunities for high potential P&A, civil service, and bargaining unit staff through educational and experiential components.

President's Emerging Leaders

Women's Leadership Institute

Each year, the Women's Leadership Institute offers a cohort of University women an opportunity to grow as leaders.

Women's Leadership Institute





Situational Leadership

This program is built on the Situational Leadership II© model and is designed to equip participants to effectively manage and develop their personnel, time, and resources.

Situational Leadership




Successful Manager's Leadership Seminar

This five-day program is designed to provide leadership development within the context of the University culture and community.

For more in-depth information on the Successful Manager's Leadership Program, register to attend a free information session on on Thursday, December 10, 2009, from 10-11 a.m, in Room 210 Donhowe.

Successful Manager's Leadership Seminar

Provost's Department Chairs Leadership Program

In this year-long program, new department chairs and heads learn about the roles and responsibilities of their positions, skills needed to be successful, and University resources available to help them in their work.

The program is jointly sponsored by the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost and the Office of the Vice President for Human Resources.

Department Chairs Leadership Program

Organizational Effectiveness