Emerging
Leaders Program
The 2010 Emerging Leaders Program will be held June 16-18.
The Emerging
Leaders program, which completed its 12th year in June
2009, is a collaborative program with the Michigan Association of
Secondary School Principals (MASSP) and the Michigan Elementary and
Middle School Principals Association (MEMSPA). This three-day
institute, staffed by College of Education faculty, successful
practicing principals, and the president and executive director of
MASSP and MEMSPA, provides potential school administrators an
opportunity to develop leadership skills and an awareness of the
knowledge and skills necessary to be a successful school principal.
This yearly event also provides significant information about school
leadership, its status, needs, challenges, and best practices
directly from the school leaders in the field. This kind of
knowledge is instrumental in improving the leadership development
work of the K-12 office.
Topics:
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Myers-Briggs Type Inventory: Implications for the Principal’s
Role
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Leadership
and the Principal
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No Child
Left Behind and Education YES!
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Public
Policy and the Principal
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A Day in
the Life of the Assistant Principal
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Special
Education, Athletics and Contract Management
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Instructional Leadership
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Preparing
Yourself and Your Resume
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Different
Ways of Learning
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Managing
Conflict
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Student Discipline
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Mock Interviews
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Michigan Education Policy Fellowship Program
and the Institute for Educational Leadership
2010-2011 Program Recruitment
Applications for the 2010-11 Michigan EPFP will be accepted through
August 2010.
Applications
are now being accepted for the Michigan Education Policy Fellowship
Program (EPFP). The ten-month program convenes a series of seminars
related to public policy and leadership between September 2010 and
June 2011. The Michigan EPFP is affiliated with the Education Policy
Center at Michigan State University and the Institute for
Educational Leadership in Washington, D.C. Michigan boasts over 800
EPFP Alumni who hold key positions in education and human service
organizations. The program seeks high energy individuals committed
to enhancing their professional careers through networking and
exploring leadership and policy at the state and national levels. An
application may be obtained from the EPFP Web site at
http://www.educ.msu.edu/epfp/ Don't delay. Apply today!
Summer
Institute for Superintendents
The 2010
Superintendents’ Institute is scheduled for June 30-July 2, 2010.
About
the institute
The yearly
institute, which began in 1999, is co-sponsored by the MSU College
of Education and the University of Michigan’s School of Education.
It provides superintendents with the highest quality professional
development to meet today’s educational challenges by providing
opportunities for superintendents to experience diverse perspectives
on issues and develop leadership and problem solving strategies.
Small group discussions and interactive sessions allow participants
to interact with presenters, reflect and share ideas on best
practice and educational issues.
Materials from
the 2009 Institute
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