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2018-2019 Emerging Leaders Program Participants Selected

June 20, 2018 • Atlanta, GA

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The third cohort of the Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) has been selected. Starting in fall 2018 and continuing for nine months, the participants will take part in monthly workshops. Other program activities include a fall weekend workshop, small-group work, self assessments, and 360-degree assessments. In 2016, the Office of the Provost, in partnership with the Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship and the Office of Graduate Education and Faculty Development, launched the first cohort of the ELP, a program designed for associate and full professors who have attained tenure or are on the tenure track. 

Meet the 2018-2019 Participants
 

College of Computing

  • Keith Edwards, Director, GVU Center, Interactive Computing

 

College of Design

  • Nisha Botchwey, Associate Professor, City and Regional Planning

  • Steve Harmon, Professor, Industrial Design

 

College of Engineering

  • Pamela Bhatti associate professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • Michael Hunter, associate professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering

  • Xiaoming Huo, professor, Industrial & Systems Engineering

  • Devesh Ranhan, associate professor, Mechanical Engineering

  • Christopher Rozell, associate professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • Valerie Thomas, professor, Industrial & Stystems Engineering 

 

Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts 

  • Shatakshee Dhongde, associate professor, Economics

  • Margaret Kosal, associate professor, International Affairs

  • Aaron Levine, associate professor, Public Policy

 

College of Sciences

  • Michael Goodisman, associate professor, Biological Sciences

  • Raquel Lieberman, associate professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry

  • Jean Lynch-Steiglitz, professor, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

  • Eric Schumacher, Director of CABI, Physiology

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Institute Communications

404-385-3782

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