Interface 2019 September 27

 
ILA Interface - The Newsletter of the International Leadership Association
30 September 2019
 
Cover of Report
 
New Research on Leadership Programs

Read this second report based on ILA's Leadership Education Program directory and the work of the Florida State University Leadership Learning Research Center. After the distribution of the first report last year, the research team decided to continue examining the descriptive data to "better understand how academic leadership programs compared by various degree types." The primary purpose of this second report is to "further analyze academic leadership programs by degree types to see if any themes emerge regarding the types of academic leadership programs offered in the United States."
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Award Honoree Plate
 
2019 Lifetime Achievement Honorees

Each year, ILA honors individuals from the field of leadership with ILA’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Honorees are selected based on their significant lifetime contributions including prominent published works and influential support of the body of leadership knowledge and practice resulting in significant contributions to the field of leadership studies. We are pleased to announce that this year's honorees are Nancy J. Adler, Juana Bordas, and Richard Couto (posthumously). Nancy and Juana will accept their award at #ILA2019Ottawa where they will also present and participate in the annual leadership author meet and greet.
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 Cyn Cherrey
 
Can Business Benefit Shareholders and Society?

Cynthia Cherrey, president of the ILA reflects on this important question for corporate governance and the role of purpose in business. Read Cynthia's blog post on LinkedIn, share with your networks beyond ILA, and join in the discussion by posting comments and sharing your own insights. We look forward to reading your comments!
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David Edelman
 
Artistry & Activism

In this Grassroots Leadership & the Arts for Social Change Corner, David Edelman shares the intertwining story of his artistry and LGBTQ activism in the 1980s. David is a Professor of Performing Arts Leadership and Management at Shenandoah Conservatory and the founder and co-editor of The American Journal of Arts Management. Be sure to read to the end of the article for David’s top ten pedagogical insights – based on his story – which have guided his teaching of graduate arts management students over the years.
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Lynne Devnew
 
Lynne Devnew: Pioneer Woman Leader

The backstories of the many high caliber women leaders in ILA’s Women and Leadership member community offer valuable lessons for young women moving into leadership positions and inspire all women leaders to keep pushing, sometimes against all odds, to break the barriers that women face. Lynne Devnew, the subject of this month’s article, was a pioneer woman leader at IBM where she worked for 23 years before making a career shift into academia in her forties.
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