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Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups Search - 7 results

1   Higher Education Roundtable
The Higher Education Roundtable is one component of the Knight Higher Education Collaborative. The roundtable seeks to foster an informed national dialogue on the challengs and opportunities facing American colleges and universities around the three central issues of cost, quality teaching and learning, and access--with particular emphasis on the market and its influence on education policy and institututional practice. An individual university or state university system or an association of institutions may convene a strategic roundtable in conjunction with the Knight Collaborative (such roundtables meet for two day-long sessions scheduled six weeks apart to articulate the institution's core values and intended directions on a particular issue.)
Keywords:  change,planning,leadership,departmental/organizational development
http://www.irhe.upenn.edu/her/her-main.html
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups
Entry Date: August 25, 2002

2   Knight Higher Education Collaborative
Sponsored by the Knight Foundation, this collaborative is a cooperative undertaking of colleges and universities that work together to understand the higher ed market and how to shape it. Participating institutions engage in activities to help them build capacity as enterprises that interact with external constituencies in more effective ways. Colleges and universities serious about a change agenda develop tools and expertise to understand and solve problems, provide organizational programs and cost-shared consulting engagements. Collaborative campuses develop and implement actions courses enabling them to move forward and make measurable program on their way to institutional transformation.
Keywords:  change,professional development,departmental/organizational development,leadership
http://www.irhe.upenn.edu/knight/knight-main.html
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups
Entry Date: August 25, 2002

3   NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science
NTL (founded in 1947)is a not-for-profit educational entity offering training for professional and personal success by focusing on the individual as change agent. Experiential learning is the cornerstone of NTL's training. Offers public and customized training programs in 5 areas: change management, indivual/group dynamics, diversity, orgranization development, professional/personal development. Some scholarships available.
Keywords:  change,professional development,diversity,leadership,departmental/organizational development
http://www.ntl.org/index.html
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups
Entry Date: July 31, 2002

4   Office of Leadership and Institutional Effectiveness: American Council on Education (ACE)
This office is part of ACE's Division of Programs and Analysis. Its projects and forums provide information on such topics as new directions in teaching, learning and management/governance. The related links are timely resources worth exploring.
Keywords:  leadership,professional development,program assessment,change
http://www.acenet.edu/programs/
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups
Entry Date: August 14, 2002

5   Sacred Trust...Conscious Leadership for Work and Life
Donna Stoneham (Stoneham Associates) is an organization and leadership development consultant and coach. Her goal is to help clients realize their purpose and potential, while aligning spirit, leadership, work and life. Her company also provides assessment, team and leadership development, change management and executive coaching services.
Keywords:  leadership,change, professional development, time management,stress management
http://www.sacredtrust.com/donna.html
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups
Entry Date: July 30, 2002

6   The National Center for Postsecondary Improvement (NCPI)
NCPI is based at Standord University and includes a core team of leading education researchers from Stanford, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Michigan. NCPI conducts research to assist postsecondary institutions as they adapt to a changing environment and seek to improve teaching and learning. Publications listed may be of interest.
Keywords:  change, professional development, teaching support
http://www.irhe.upenn.edu/centers/ctrs-prog1.html
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups
Entry Date: August 25, 2002

7   Wellesley Centers for Women
WCW has been working for over 25 years to promote positive change for women and girls. Billed as the nation's largest women's research center, WCW allies the Stone Center and the Center for Research for Women. Publications, resources, links, information on over 40 research, education and action projects are available.
Keywords:  gender-related issues
http://www.wcwonline.org
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Centers, Organizations, Interest Groups
Entry Date: July 31, 2002


Networking, Collaborative and Sabbatical Opportunities Search - 1 result

8   ACE Fellows Program
A premier higher education leadership development program. It identifies and prepares senior faculty and administrators to become skilled in the leadership of change. It is the only national, individualized, long-term professional development program in higher ed that provides on-the-job experience to benefit participating institutions.
Keywords:  senior faculty,leadership,change,professional development
http://www.acenet.edu/programs/fellows
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Networking, Collaborative and Sabbatical Opportunities
Entry Date: July 31, 2002


Publications Search - 14 results

9   Accounting Administrator's Handbook: A Best Practices Guide For Managing Innovation and Change in Accounting Programs
A comprehensive handbook for chairs of accounting departments
Keywords:  general resource, accounting
http://accounting.rutgers.edu/raw/aaa/aapg/hndbk1.htm
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 11, 2003

10   Assessing Your Department's Performance Using SWOT Analysis
USEFUL TOOLS FOR DEVELOPING AND UPDATING PLANS - SWOTs is a technique for gathering information for strategic planning and other goal setting processes. SWOT information (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) provides data to accurately determine your group's current performance. A group can mean any organization or any team, unit, department, or division within the organization. SWOT information also provides a foundation for effectively and intelligently setting goals and priorities and making key decisions for the group's future.
Keywords:  change, planning, program assessment
http://www.swt.edu/effective/PAplanguideSect3.htm
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 9, 2003

11   Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U)
Offers web publications, books, monographs, publications (and publication exerpts) and periodicals that run the gamut of interests/needs of those involved in higher education: liberal and general ed, curriculum, faculty, institutional change, diversity, science and health, women, global learning.
Keywords:  general resource
http://www.aacu-edu.org/publications/index.cfm
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: August 14, 2002

12   Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning
Published by the Helen Dwight Reid Education Foundation under editorial leadership of AAHE. This is a well known and respected opinion magazine dealing with contemporary issues in higher learning. AAHE members receive Change bimonthly, a valuable benefit of membership.
Keywords:  teaching support,curriculum,budgets and budgeting, change, leadership
http://www.aahe.org/change
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 30, 2002

13   ENABLING CHANGE IN AN EVOLVING ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT: EMPOWERING PEOPLE
In this paper are discussed the mechanisms and processes that have been successful at Kansas State University (KSU) in the College of Engineering and the Department of Computing and Information Sciences (CIS). Several examples are given of successes and how the Dean and Department Head facilitated the changes needed to allow these successes to happen. People-empowering mechanisms that have enabled the CIS Department faculty members to accommodate significant increases in enrollment and achieve significant improvements in research productivity in the last five years without adding new faculty resources are discussed
Keywords:  change, departmental/organizational development
http://www.cis.ksu.edu/~virg/res/EmpoweringPaper01.doc
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: August 21, 2003

14   Jossey-Bass books on higher education
On-line and hard copy catalogs available. Focuses on providing essential knowledge and promoting professional learning, especially in leadership, administration and policy. This includes: duties/responsibilities (for chairs, deans and/or administrators), faculty roles and rewards, budgeting, legal issues, change, senior faculty, leadership, planning and evaluation of faculty.
Keywords:  general resource
http://www.jossey-bass.com
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 30, 2002

15   Leading Academic Change: Essential Roles for Department Chairs.
Ann F. Lucas & Associates. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers, 2000. In this book, Ann Lucas has assembled some of the most thoughtful people in higher education to provide the 'line leaders' of higher education with the essential knowledge they need to bring those changes about." --Margaret A. Miller, president, American Association for Higher Education. Scholars, authors and consultants offer effective models, include recommendations and integrate the latest research with best practices. Readable, accessible format.
Keywords:  leadership,change,duties and responsibilities, curriculum,departmental/organizational development,team building, post-tenure review
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 30, 2002

16   Leading Change
John P. Kotter. Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1992. The author examines the efforts of more than 100 companies to remake themselves into better competitors. He identifies the most common mistakes leaders and managers make in attempting to create change and offers an eight-step process to overcome the obstacles and carry out the firm's agenda: establishing a greater sense of urgency, creating the guiding coalition, developing a vision and strategy, communicating the change vision, empowering others to act, creating short-term wins, consolidating gains and producing even more change, and institutionalizing new approaches in the future.
Keywords:  leadership, change, departmental/organizational development, management skills
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 30, 2002

17   Moving from Department Chair to Faculty
The transition from chair to full-time faculty member can be challenging, particularly in departments in which chairs have minimum teaching loads and little time for research. This article by David P. Donnelly, former chair of accounting at Kansas State University offers his personal advice on this transition.
Keywords:  change, duties and responsibilities
http://accounting.rutgers.edu/raw/aaa/aapg/fall01/fall01-7.htm
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 9, 2003

18   Negotiating Change on Campus
A discussion from the 2/01 AAHE Bulletin of the methods two veteran AAHE Summer Academy team leaders used to overcome impediments to their change initiatives in four general areas: communication, leadership, resource strategies and policies/procedures/processes.
Keywords:  communication skills, leadership, planning, change
http://www.aahebulletin.com/public/archive/negotiating.asp
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: August 14, 2002

19   Preparing Future Faculty in the Humanities: A Guide for Change
This book summarizes the lessons learned over a decade from implementing Preparing Future Faculty programs in the humanities in numerous institutions.
Keywords:  graduate students
http://www.preparing-faculty.org/PFFWeb.PFF4Manual.pdf
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 11, 2003

20   Providing Useful Information for Deans and Department Chairs
Mary K. Kinnick. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1994. The major purpose of this volume is to increase the attention institutional researchers give to the information needs of deans and department chairs. Higher education in the United States is in the midst of a major transformation. This process will reshape and reposition in fundamental ways higher education's role in the society. Deans and department chairs are pivotal change agents in this process. To survive, indeed to thrive, postsecondary education institutions must become more learner-centered and must redefine the nature and balance of valued faculty work. Institutional researchers can provide useful information to deans and chairs that will help them to understand changing student needs, to facilitate and assess student learning, to assess and understand faculty culture, and to redefine, assign, and assess faculty work. This is the 84th issue of the quarterly journal New Directions for Institutional Research.
Keywords:  change,departmental/organizational development,duties and responsibilities
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 30, 2002

21   The Academic Dean: Dove, Dragon, and Diplomat
Allan Tucker And Robert A. Bryan, ACE and MacMillan Publishing, 1991. This book contributes to the literature on admnistration, the role of the dean and policy issues faced by faculty and administrators at all levels. It gives current and aspiring deans, as well as chairs, faculty and trustees understanding and appreciation of the complexities faced by academic deans.
Keywords:  change,budgets and budgeting, evaluation of faculty,leadership, management skills,orientation
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 30, 2002

22   University Management 2010: Challenging Choices and Difficult Decisions
W. A. Sibley. Stillwater, OK: New Forums Press, 1998. For this country to grow together and compete effectively internationally in the next millennium, the university community must establish new goals to maintain the necessary educational and expertise levels. Dr. W.A. Sibley argues that the management of higher education must change over the next decade to achieve these goals, and offers a review of the present opportunities and pressures in higher education institution management and ways to meet these challenges. The reader is asked to be involved in solutions of real-life situations. The focus is on Chairs, Deans, and Vice-Presidents who must take information from diverse sources and apply wisdom in order to promote vision, formulate policy, help people, determine priorities, and manage events. (Catalog).
Keywords:  management skills,information/data management,leadership,departmental/organizational development
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Publications
Entry Date: July 30, 2002


Workshop and Training Materials Search - 1 result

23   Square Wheels
This site is full of tools and information on team work, creativity, change management and leadership development. Thre are over 500 pages of training tools, exercises, jokes, teambuilding ideas than can be used in facilitation and active experiential learning. The site promises powerful and inexpensive tools for performance improvement.
Keywords:  general resource
http://www.squarewheels.com
Focus Area: Administrative Development
Scope: Global
Resource Type: Workshop and Training Materials
Entry Date: August 23, 2002


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