Sponsored by the National Council on Student Development
Location: Ivy Tech Community College, Indianapolis, Indiana
Date: June 23 - 26, 2011
The Institute's primary focus is on those who seek to serve in chief student development officer positions. Candidates for the Community College Student Development Leadership Institute are selected from among applicants who have served in entry and mid-level management positions of leadership in student development within the community college.
These individuals are qualified based on position, education, levels of experience, and letters of nomination and recommendation. Participants are likely to have three or more years of experience with increasing levels of responsibility and a minimum of a Master's degree.
Candidates are selected from the qualified applicants by a committee comprised of the Institute facilitators, some of whom are also members of the Executive Board of the National Council on Student Development.
Each Leadership Institute typically invites 25 participants, insuring the participants represent a diversity of opinions and professional settings as well as gender, ethnic, and racial backgrounds.
Nomination and Application Deadlines
| January 21, 2011 | Application Deadline |
| February 11, 2011 | Send Acceptances |
| February 25, 2011 | Payment Deadline |
| June 23 - 26, 2011 | Leadership Institute |
Candidate Application
To download the Application, click here.
Completed candidate application include the following:
Completion of the application online. Candidate will receive an email containing the online application link.
Current resume (maximum 3 pages) listing professional experience, education and involvement in community or professional activities. Submited online with candidate application.One letter of recommendation that attests to your leadership qualities and your potential to assume increasingly responsible positions. Submited online with candidate application.
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One page typed explanation about why you seek career advancement in student development. Indicate the position you hope to hold in three years. Describe why you will be an excellent leader in this position. Submit online with candidate application.
Institute Facilitators
A diverse and distinguished group of chief student development officers will facilitate this intensive training program. Major responsibilities include charting the student development focus, direction, and priorities. Facilitators for the 2010 NCSD Leadership Institute are:
Elise Davis-McFarland, PhD
Trident Technical College - Charleston, SC
Tina Stovall, Ed.D.
Lake Land College – Mattoon, IL
Tom Walter
Gainesville State College – Gainesville, GA
Joseph Watson
Columbia-Greene Community College - Hudson, NY
