Transitioning into Increasing Levels of Leadership

Last updated August 18, 2025

Learn how coaching can be a valuable tool for faculty, staff, and administrators in higher ed who are considering administrative careers.

Overview

Peter Cimbolic has spent his entire career in higher education in both the public and private sector. In his coaching, he draws heavily upon his background as a practicing psychologist, professor, internationally recognized scholar, dean, provost, and university president.

In our conversation, Peter describes how coaching can be a valuable tool for faculty, staff, and administrators as they consider academic or administrative career pathways towards increasing levels of leadership in the college/university structure. Peter offers thoughts on how to best position oneself to be considered for the next step on the career ladder. We also discuss the challenges of transitioning to a new level of leadership, keeping the unique culture of higher education in mind.

To see more conversations in this series, check out the other sessions.

Agenda

This webcast will be beneficial for higher ed leaders, especially:

Leaders who are interested in learning more about coaching in the context of higher ed
Leaders who are considering coaching and are looking to choose the right coach that matches their individual style and current needs
Leaders who are working with a coach and want to gain other perspectives

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