Archives for Academic Leadership
Call for Nominations for UNG Faculty/Staff Awards
The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership facilitates faculty and teaching staff awards in multiple areas, including Leadership; Program and Department; Research and Creative; and Teaching. See a snapshot of…
Ohrenberg named USG Leadership Fellow
Dr. Carl Ohrenberg, associate professor of chemistry and assistant director of the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership (CTLL), has been named a 2020-2021 USG Leadership Fellow. As a subject…
Call for nominations for CTLL awards now open
The University of North Georgia encourages faculty and staff to pursue multiple awards and fellowships in various areas of focus. The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership facilitates awards in…
Mentoring: A Rewarding Relationship
Dr. Donna Gessell is a professor of English and the recipient of the 2017 Distinguished Teaching Award. “We all need mentors, for every stage of our lives.” My dissertation director…
UNG Emerging Leader Award 2018
Emerging Leader Award The Emerging Leader Award recognizes faculty who have assumed leadership roles within the last five years and who exemplify UNG’s commitment to shared governance and effective…
Resources for Academic Leaders
As a leader of a department or college, you may find yourself searching for a range of websites and resources on the University of North Georgia (UNG) and University System…
Emerging Leader Award
Emerging Leader Award The Emerging Leader Award recognizes faculty who have assumed leadership roles within the last five years. These faculty members exemplify UNG’s commitment to shared governance and effective…
AAC&U 2018: Directors from Four Georgia CTLs Explore the Evolving Roles of CTLs
In a 60-minute panel titled “Strengthening Teaching Excellence: The Evolving Role of Centers for Teaching and Learning,” Dr. Mary Carney, Dr. Rod McRae, Dr. Jeanne Sewell and Dr. Joyce Weinsheimer,…
Leadership Development: Staying Attuned to Your Talented, Diverse Workforce
After a decade of serving as a dean of libraries, and earlier as a faculty member in a graduate program, one of the most important cornerstones of my leadership philosophy…
Teaching and Leading as Community: “The Source of Our Hope”
One of the obstacles I have encountered as a new administrator is balancing my administrative role and my position as faculty. Going into this new role, I was aware this…