Fostering creative leadership
Moving into academic leadership is hard. How are future deans and presidents being nurtured today?
Issue
Autumn 2008
9 Articles
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Articles
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Fostering creative leadership
Moving into academic leadership is hard. How are future deans and presidents being nurtured today?
As part of the Lexington Seminar, faculty from four theological schools have participated in an unconditional mentoring program for seminary leaders.
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Theological education at the crossroads
A conversation with Daniel O. Aleshire
The president of the Association for Theological Schools talks about his new book, Earthen Vessels: Hopeful Reflections on the Work and Future of Theological Schools.
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There is no anonymity
Contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe reflects on some of the benefits of her small town, where nothing is confidential.
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A strategy for board success: staying connected
The president of Assemblies of God Theological Seminary explains how his board gains a fuller experience of the school while on campus and stays in touch while off campus.
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Changing scenes: Montreal Anglicans sell theological college property
Recent news from the world of theological education.
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The “Good to Great” business model
Does Jim Collins' advice work for nonprofit organizations? Does it apply to seminaries?
What useful wisdom can seminary board members glean from Jim Collins’ popular book Good to Great and its follow-up monograph,Good to Great and the Social Sectors?
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When economic times are tough, what’s a board to do?
Boards and administrators are looking at higher energy costs and an uncertain stock market as they plan for the future.
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