A Comprehensive Professional Development Program for Community College Leaders
Ground yourself, ground your institution,
in leadership that:
Pulls people together...
Keeps them grounded...
And inspires their potential.
| Gravitational Leadership | |
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| Features skills inventory, core skills, and three main areas of competency: | |
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| 360 Degree Skills Inventory™ of your readiness to lead in the four key areas of Gravitational Leadership below |
 | Core Skills |
 | Advocacy Learn the dynamic processes involved in: Balancing student, community, and board demands with academic priorities Legislative review and lobbying skills, and Accountability and proactive leadership |
 | Resource Development Every college needs resources, including: Students Programs Community and political goodwill, and Grant-writing and fundraising abilities |
 | Organizational Integrity Lead a principled college, create a culture that embraces: Student success Strategic planning, and Change management |
Gravitational Leadership is based on the
AACC Competencies for Community College Leaders.
Developing Leaders
If you're committed to improving your leadership skills, or the skills of your college administrators, Gravitational Leadership offers a focused approach. The program makes an initial evaluation of your capabilities, using the results to develop a focused prescription for areas of improvement. Targeted programs develop your abilities in critical areas.
Developing Organizational Potential
Find the leaders within your organization -- people with the capability to think strategically, implement new programs, and develop successful initiatives. The Gravitational Leadership Skills Inventory identifies areas of your organization where professional development is needed, and offers on-site training to develop your potential leaders.
Click on each area for more information, or view the Gravitational Leadership Map.
Upcoming Gravitational Leadership Programs.
For more information about Gravitational Leadership, click on the links to the left, or contact ICCD by email or at (607) 319-5079.
