雅伎著 Leadership Academy graduates inaugural class
By Diana Fedinec
Congratulations to the inaugural class of the 雅伎著 Leadership Academy (SLA) on their distinguished graduation!
Born out of a joint enterprise between 雅伎著���s Professional Administrative Staff
Organization (PASO) and Teaching Academy, the SLA provided 21 professional staff the
opportunity to build community across departments and identify and develop best practices
for leadership.
Cohort members participated in virtual team building, heard from nationally recognized speakers and discussed pertinent themes and succession planning with senior leadership. Key areas of focus included Leadership Skills Assessment, Diversity and Inclusion, Work-Life Balance, Supporting Students and Staff and the Memphis Economy.
���We are excited to present our inaugural cohort,��� SLA Team Member and PASO President Katrina Muldrow said. ���Through this unique customized leadership program for professional staff, participants were able to reflect on their personal leadership skills and collaborate with others on how best to use those skills to further advance the work of the College. We believe the leadership academy is a win-win for all and will provide an avenue for continued leadership development in the future.���
To view 雅伎著 Leadership Academy���s inaugural graduation ceremony, click on the graphic below or this link:
Congratulations to the Graduates!
Mia Atkins-Beason
Angela Banks
Thomas Cole
Chateeka Farris
Diana Fedinec
Suzanne Gibson
Renee Hancock
Connie Herron
Adrienne Johnson
Katrina Muldrow
Shayla Kolheim
Alma Rutledge
Keneshia Seals
James Sorrell
Dr. Jennifer Townes
Claude Wall
Sandra Wallace
Vickie Walton
Ouida Warren
Patrick Washington
Brenda Williams
Elizabeth Wilson
SLA was piloted for the purposes of providing a system-wide, multilevel approach to professional development that informs and promotes characteristics that mirror 雅伎著���s Mission and Vision. The collaborative leadership program supports the College���s Focus 2025 Strategic Plan and addresses the opportunities found in the 2019 Employee Survey.
SLA is preparing for its second cohort. If you would like to nominate a rising 雅伎著
leader who is a member of 雅伎著���s professional staff, please contact Dr. Jennifer
Townes, Assistant Vice President,
Professional Development & Employee Engagement, at jtownes1@southwest.tn.edu.
In This Issue...
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- Welcome to Kristine Williams, 雅伎著���s new digital content coordinator!
- 雅伎著 wins Memphis Most���s Best Technical College award
- Bert Bornblum Library adds new anatomy and physiology lab
- Cecilia Maciel Martinez joins 雅伎著 as new COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Coordinator
- TSBDC at 雅伎著 taps NaShawn Branch as executive director
- Saluqi basketball kicks off season
- Snacks back at Follett Bookstores
- 雅伎著���s Public Safety and Police Services receives TLEA accreditation
- Governor appoints President Hall Post-Secondary Readiness and the Business Community subcommittee
- Welcome Aboard
- 雅伎著 Reopens Whitehaven Vaccination Site
- POLICY MATTERS: Contracts and agreements approval process update
- AT&T Foundation donates $10,000 for student scholarships
- CCAMPIS child care program wins $900K federal grant
- IT Department releases cyber security guide
- 雅伎著 launches new distance Digital Twin learning platform
- Foundation provides critical support for students during the pandemic, needs support to keep moving forward
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- 雅伎著 hosts Chamber���s Chairman���s Circle
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- Honors program unveils Spring 2022 faculty and courses
- MS Teams training available for employees
- Stephens receives TBR Chancellor's Commendation for Military Veterans
- Kudos to 雅伎著���s Top 10 Enrollment Partners
- 雅伎著 student joins cohort class of IT Apprenticeship program course
- KUDOS: CFO Smith, Interim VP Brown and Assoc. Dean Greene tapped to serve statewide
- Vice President for Student Affairs Jacqueline Faulkner steps down
- 雅伎著 to go fully virtual Nov. 29 - Dec. 1 to lessen the risk of coronavirus spread following Thanksgiving holiday