Ed Leadership Advisory Committee

LEADERSHIP ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Educational Leadership Advisory Council was formed in spring 2004 in order for leadership professors to network with and receive feedback from school and central office administrators in regards to the leadership programs at ASU. Eleven members currently serving on the Advisory Council will remain on the Council though spring 2006. At that time, another group of school leaders will be invited to serve for the next two years.

Eventual plans include asking council members to serve as resource persons to practica/internship students either at their school site or on campus at least once per semester. Additional functions of the Council are being structured and discussed, and include some of the following issues:

Act as co-facilitators with leadership professors in presenting CSRA workshops on various timely educational issues.
Aid in designing and monitoring leadership surveys seeking feedback regarding program improvement from former ASU students who now serve in leadership positions.
Support and serve on various leadership search committees
Participate as a guest in ASU-sponsored activities (i.e. Ruby Payne workshop, PDK activities, etc.)

A member of the University System of Georgia
Augusta State University • 2500 Walton Way • Augusta, Georgia 30904 - 2200

Last Modified: June 12, 2008 by Erika Bartlett. The information contained on our site was correct at the time of publication but may change without notice. Always check with your advisor for the most current information.
Send comments about this website to ebartlett@aug.edu.



Department of Educational Leadership, Counseling, and Special Education


	LEADERSHIP ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Educational Leadership Advisory Council was formed in spring 2004 in order for leadership professors to network with and receive feedback from school and central office administrators in regards to the leadership programs at ASU. Eleven members currently serving on the Advisory Council will remain on the Council though spring 2006. At that time, another group of school leaders will be invited to serve for the next two years. Eventual plans include asking council members to serve as resource persons to practica/internship students either at their school site or on campus at least once per semester. Additional functions of the Council are being structured and discussed, and include some of the following issues: Act as co-facilitators with leadership professors in presenting CSRA workshops on various timely educational issues. Aid in designing and monitoring leadership surveys seeking feedback regarding program improvement from former ASU students who now serve in leadership positions. Support and serve on various leadership search committees Participate as a guest in ASU-sponsored activities (i.e. Ruby Payne workshop, PDK activities, etc.) A member of the University System of Georgia Augusta State University • 2500 Walton Way • Augusta, Georgia 30904 - 2200 Last Modified: June 12, 2008 by Erika Bartlett. The information contained on our site was correct at the time of publication but may change without notice. Always check with your advisor for the most current information. Send comments about this website to ebartlett@aug.edu.