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The
third round of seminars on Presidential
Vocation and Institutional Mission will start in the summer
of 2007 with a new cohort of prospective presidents and their spouses.
Nineteen participants have been selected for a program that returns
to the Glendorn conference center in Pennsylvania in July and will
continue through the 2007–2008 academic year. Eighteen spouses
will also participate.
The participants,
who were selected from a very accomplished group of nominees, comprise
a diverse field with responsibilities in academic affairs, student
life, advancement, enrollment management, legal affairs, institutional
mission, and business affairs. Their participation in this Lilly
Endowment-funded program will be facilitated by William Frame, CIC
senior advisor and president emeritus of Augsburg College
(MN), and Anne Frame; Joel Cunningham, vice chancellor (president)
and professor of mathematics, and Trudy Cunningham, lecturer in
mathematics and senior consultant for admission and advising, both
at University of the South (TN); Mary Ann Dillon,
president of Mount Aloysius College (PA); and Jake
Schrum, president of Southwestern University (TX).
Recruitment
is now underway for a new cohort of college and university presidents
who will participate in the 2008–2009 seminar. That program
begins with a three-day gathering at Glendorn on July 13–16,
2008. Presidents who are interested in participating, or who would
like to learn more about the program, are encouraged to contact
Bill Frame now at wframe@cic.nche.edu.
Former participants who are available to describe their experiences
in the program include Joel and Trudy Cunningham and Mary Ann Dillon,
listed above among the facilitators; Dan and Terri Carey of Edgewood
College (WI); Walter and Angel Broadnax of Clark-Atlanta
University (GA); Saundra Tracy of Alma College
(MI); Merrill and Priscilla Ewert of Fresno Pacific University
(CA); Tracy Fitzsimmons of Shenandoah University
(VA) and her husband, Charles Call; Delbert and Susan Baker of Oakwood
College (AL); Dennis and Monica Golden of Fontbonne
University (MO); and Thomas and Mila Meier of Elmira
College (NY).
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