Leadership Conferences and Seminars
Senior administrators and faculty members at the nation's community colleges will find opportunities for education, professional growth, networking, and research through the Institute for Community College Development (ICCD).
Explore the area below to find information about ICCD's upcoming Gravitational Leadership programs.
Gravitational Leadership features assessment, three main areas of competency (Advocacy, Resource Development, and Organizational Integrity), and core skills which apply to all areas.
View the Gravitational Leadership Map.
Upcoming Gravitational Leadership Programs
Core:
Leadership Tools for Women
June 12, 2009
Onondaga Community College
Syracuse, NY
This fifth annual "Leadership Tools for Women" will focus on the leadership challenges faced by women in higher education. Contact Lee Riddell, ICCD's Assistant Director, for more information: lee.riddell@cornell.edu, 607-254-1520.
For information about our previous "Leadership Tools for Women" programs, please see our Past Programs.
Organizational Integrity:
Successful Teaching Conference
October 22-23, 2009
Radisson Corning Hotel
Corning, New York
This annual one day conference is co-sponsored by the teaching and learning centers of Broome, Corning, Onondaga and Tompkins Cortland Community Colleges of New York. Full and part-time faculty share their expertise and offer innovative teaching techniques in small groups. Themes of active learning, student learning assessment and integrating technology are explored.
Past conferences have included The Essentials of Community College Labor Relations, A New Era of Accountability, The Entrepreneurial College, the Entrepreneurial President, the Leadership Academy, the Administrative Leadership Program (now the Leadership Issues series), Leading from Within, Project Management, the Successful Teaching Conference, the Leadership Academy, Leadership Tools for Women, and other executive education seminars. Online programs have included webinars and a certificate course with eCornell, "Proactive Leadership in Higher Education."