Four Leadership Practices for New or Aspiring Deans

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Better prepare yourself for the rigors of academic deanship.

Learn how you can develop and strengthen key leadership skills that will bolster your success as an academic dean.

In this webcast, we’ll discuss how you can hone four essential practices, and you’ll leave with tips on how to navigate common leadership challenges for deans.  

Who Should Attend

This webcast is designed for new or aspiring deans who are looking to enhance their leadership ability. 

Agenda 

After reviewing the role of a dean in today’s academic environment, we’ll explore four leadership practices and how you can apply them to common situations that you will face in deanship:  

  • Building a strong leadership team
  • Ensuring an inspiring vision
  • Communicating with emotional intelligence
  • Modeling and encouraging continual learning and development

Instructor

Jim Weese

Professor and Former Dean, University of Western Ontario

Dr. Jim Weese is a Professor of Sport Management and a Former Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences (2004-2015) at the University of Western Ontario. He was the Dean of the Faculty of Human Kinetics (1999-2004) at the University of Windsor prior to assuming his current leadership role. He has assumed a variety of senior leadership positions throughout his distinguished career. Read Jim's full bio here.

 

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