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Stefanie Panke, School of Government: To lead is to learn. 01/12/2017

Stefanie Panke, School of Government: What I learned at the School of Government is that great leaders are those who serve their community. 18/08/2017

Stefanie Panke, School of Government: Creativity is an important aspect of academic leadership. Creating new research questions, teaching techniques and collaboration opportunities are some of the things that academic leaders do. 21/07/2017

Stefanie Panke, School of Government: The leaders in my field who I admire bring thoughtfulness to everyday interactions, talks, classrooms, learning designs and educational technology projects. They are considerate, kind, collegial, and able to follow others. 21/07/2017

June Merlino, Center for Faculty Excellence: Leadership is both an art and a craft. Everyone can learn to be a (better) leader, every leader can improve. 21/07/2017

Stefanie Panke, School of Government: Academic leadership is a part of everyday scholarly activity: Being the lead author of an article, editing a book, organizing a special issue or serving on a conference committee – these are examples where leadership … Read more

June Merlino, CFE: Leadership is everyone’s business. We all lead in a variety of ways to accomplish goals. 21/07/2017

Stefanie Panke, School of Government: In the garden, growth has it seasons. First comes spring and summer, but then we have fall and winter. And then we get spring and summer again. 21/07/2017

Stefanie Panke, School of Government: To lead or not to lead? If everyone leads, who carries the work? 19/07/2017