2010 Leadership Educators Institute

2010

Leadership Educators Institute

Developed for New and Mid-Level Student Affairs Educators

December 5 - 7

For more information, visit http://www.naspa.org/programs/lei

Sponsors: NASPA, ACPA, National Clearinghouse for Leadership Programs
Location: The University of South Florida in Tampa

Institute Description
Leadership education of college and university students is an important and ongoing process within higher education insitutions. Student affairs professionals play a quintessential role in coordinating, shaping, and evaluationg this area through developing leadership courses and programs, creating co-curricular opportunities, and utilizing new technologies. The Leadership Educators Institute (LEI) is an innovatie forum geared specifically towards new to mid-level student affairs professionals and leadership educators with these responsibilities.

Participants will learn from plenary speakers and educational sessions, as well as through engaging in active learning and dialogue with one another during roundtable sessions. The Institute will assist participants with program and leadership course development and provde opportunities to learn through participation in smaller group environments on leadership education across institutional type and identity groups.

The Leadership Educators Institute will provide a professional development experience where new and mid-level student affairs educators will discuss timely leadership topics. The Institute Planning Committee is seeking concurrent session proposals that are highly interactive and content driven to provide participants with new learning and information focused on the following topics areas:

The Institute Planning Committee encourages program proposals that are proven practices with content that will intentionally engage participants in discussions and provide meaningful content to bring back to their campuses. Content should be geared specifically towards new to mid-level student affairs educators. Concurrent session presentations are 75 minutes in length.

Download this year's flyer here

Leadership Educators Institute

2008

Institute Description
Leadership education of college and university students is an important and ongoing process within higher education insitutions. Student affairs professionals play a quintessential role in coordinating, shaping, and evaluationg this area through developing leadership courses and programs, creating co-curricular opportunities, and utilizing new technologies. The Leadership Educators Institute (LEI) is an innovatie forum geared specifically towards new to mid-level student affairs professionals and leadership educators with these responsibilities.

Participants will learn from plenary speakers and educational sessions, as well as through engaging in active learning and dialogue with one another during roundtable sessions. The Institute will assist participants with program and leadership course development and provde opportunities to learn through participation in smaller group environments on leadership education across institutional type and identity groups.

The Leadership Educators Institute will provide a professional development experience where new and mid-level student affairs educators will discuss timely leadership topics. The Institute Planning Committee is seeking concurrent session proposals that are highly interactive and content driven to provide participants with new learning and information focused on the following topics areas:

Leadership Development Theory and Models

• What are effective strategies for translating theory to practice for today's diverse student generation?
• How are institutions successfully using leadership development theories and models to successfully engage students?

Leadership Curriculum and Programs

• What are innovative practicies for both credit and non-credit courses with innovative syllabi, curriculum, effective teaching methods, and incentives for students?
• How are successful cohort leadership programs designed focusing on various groups (emerging leaders, multi-year programs, identity groupds)?
• What are strategies for overcoming development issues and lack of funding for leadership programs?
• How do leadership curriculum and programs effectivel incorporate service, service-learning, and experiential learning?
• What are ways leadership programs educate students about citizenship, ethics, and political engagement?

Technology, Research, and Assessment in Leadership Programs

• What learning outcomes guide successful leadership programs and what are steps for their development? How are CAS Standards applied thoroughly in leadership?
• What are innovative uses of technology in leadership education such as virtual leadership portfolios, communities, and programs?
• What new research and scholarship guides our understanding of leadership?

Presentations

• Using Emotionally Intelligent Leadership to Develop Student Leadership Potential
• Leadership Models For College Students
• Beyond Strengthsquest : An overview of PsyCap and It's Implications for Leadership Development
• Resilience, A Lifelong Skill
• MSL 2006, 2009, and Beyond
• Comprehensive Student Leadership Program Model : An Introduction, Application & Critique
• Connecting Leaders with Leaders : How Career and Leadership Development Work Together
• The Leadership Identity Development Model as a Framework for Leadership Programs
• Building the Next Generation of Women Leaders
• Developing Meaningful Learning Experiences : Research & Assessment in Leadership Education
• A Comprehensive Learning Outcomes Assessment Tool for Mapping Meaningful Student Leadership Development
• Infusing Social Justice Themes in College Student Leadership Programs
• Infusing Individual Development and Coaching in Undergraduate Leadership Education
• Integrating Leadership Theories : A Comprehensive Approach to Student Leadership Development
• LeadNow Program Brochure

2010

Leadership Educators Institute

Developed for New and Mid-Level Student Affairs Educators

December 5 - 7

For more information, visit http://www.naspa.org/programs/lei

Sponsors: NASPA, ACPA, National Clearinghouse for Leadership Programs
Location: The University of South Florida in Tampa

Institute Description
Leadership education of college and university students is an important and ongoing process within higher education insitutions. Student affairs professionals play a quintessential role in coordinating, shaping, and evaluationg this area through developing leadership courses and programs, creating co-curricular opportunities, and utilizing new technologies. The Leadership Educators Institute (LEI) is an innovatie forum geared specifically towards new to mid-level student affairs professionals and leadership educators with these responsibilities.

Participants will learn from plenary speakers and educational sessions, as well as through engaging in active learning and dialogue with one another during roundtable sessions. The Institute will assist participants with program and leadership course development and provde opportunities to learn through participation in smaller group environments on leadership education across institutional type and identity groups.

The Leadership Educators Institute will provide a professional development experience where new and mid-level student affairs educators will discuss timely leadership topics. The Institute Planning Committee is seeking concurrent session proposals that are highly interactive and content driven to provide participants with new learning and information focused on the following topics areas:

The Institute Planning Committee encourages program proposals that are proven practices with content that will intentionally engage participants in discussions and provide meaningful content to bring back to their campuses. Content should be geared specifically towards new to mid-level student affairs educators. Concurrent session presentations are 75 minutes in length.

Registration Opens June 1!

Download this year's flyer here