Leadership Academy Brochure - Oklahoma State Regents for

Oklahoma Public
Colleges & Universities
Council on Student Affairs
2016-17 Leadership
Academy Seminars
Date
Current as of January 2016
Faculty/Location/Topic
Thursday, Oct. 13 Ms. Jessica Rimmer
After COSA
Dr. Ina Agnew @ State Regents
Regular Meeting
Introduction/Overview
Current Issues in the Student Affairs
Profession
RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES
1. Oklahoma State University, Stillwater
2. OSU Center for Health Sciences,
Tulsa
3.OSU-Tulsa
4. University of Oklahoma, Norman
5. OU Health Sciences Center,
Oklahoma City
6.OU-Tulsa
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UNIVERSITY
27. University of Science and Arts of
Oklahoma, Chickasha
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
28. Carl Albert State College, Poteau
29. Carl Albert State College, Sallisaw
30. Connors State College, Warner
31. Connors State College, Muskogee
32. Eastern Oklahoma State College, Wilburton
33. Eastern Oklahoma State College, McAlester
34. Murray State College, Tishomingo
35. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College, Miami
36. Northern Oklahoma College, Tonkawa
37. Northern Oklahoma College, Enid
38. Oklahoma City Community College
39. Redlands Community College,
El Reno
40. Rose State College, Midwest City
41. Seminole State College
42. Tulsa Community College
43. Western Oklahoma State College, Altus
REGIONAL UNIVERSITIES
7. Cameron University, Lawton
8. Cameron University, Duncan
9. East Central University, Ada
10. Langston University, Langston
11. Langston University, Tulsa
12. Northeastern State University,
Tahlequah
13. Northeastern State University,
Broken Arrow
14. Northeastern State University, Muskogee
15. Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Alva
16. Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Enid
17. Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Woodward
18. Oklahoma Panhandle State
University, Goodwell
19. Rogers State University, Claremore
20. Rogers State University, Bartlesville
21. Rogers State University, Pryor
22. Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Durant
23. Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Idabel
24. Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford
25. Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Sayre
26. University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond
TECHNICAL BRANCHES
44. Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology, Okmulgee
45. Oklahoma State University ‑ Oklahoma City
HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS/
SITES
46. Langston University, Oklahoma City
47. Northern Oklahoma College, Stillwater
48. University Center at Ponca City
49. University Center of Southern Oklahoma, Ardmore
Friday, Oct. 28
Dr. Jan Clayton @ Tulsa
Community College
Diversity in Higher Education
Friday, Nov. 18
Dr. Kathryn Gage @ State Regents
(OCAP)
Higher Learning Commission’s
(HLC) Impact on Student Affairs
Friday, Dec. 2
Dr. Lee Bird @ Oklahoma State
University
Legal Issues in Higher Education/
Student Affairs
Friday, Feb. 24
Dr. Brent Marsh @ Rogers State
University
Professional Competency Tools
Needed to Enhance Career Growth
Friday, March 31
Dr. Jon Horinek @ Cameron
University
Strategic Enrollment, Recruitment,
and Management
Thursday,
April 13
COSA Regular
Meeting
Chancellor Glen Johnson @ State
Regents
Higher Education’s Public Agenda/
Legislative Issues
Leadership Academy Close &
Recognition
Council on
Student Affairs
Leadership Academy
2016-17
About COSA
The Council’s Vision
The Council on Student Affairs serves as a
vital and respected link to the Oklahoma State
Regents for Higher Education, chancellor
and other state officials regarding issues and
policies affecting the welfare and development
of students enrolled in the Oklahoma State
System of Higher Education. The council
also serves as a forum where student affairs
officers meet regularly to discuss relevant
and important matters of common interest,
and when appropriate, the council conducts
studies and issues reports of findings along with
recommendations. Professional development is
also a key component of the council.
The vision is to link student affairs specialists
with senior-level student affairs administrators
as a way to “grow and groom” student support
personnel who have the desire to move to the
next level.
Goals
• Create a leadership academy and develop a specific, individualized student affairs
mentoring experience.
• Facilitate the professional growth and career advancement of student affairs specialists.
• Enhance professional development by creating
formal skills-training workshops and seminars.
• Create advanced, cutting-edge leadership skill
development opportunities.
• Engage student affairs professionals with role
models who will provide exemplary professional behavior for emulation.
The Leadership Academy
The Leadership Academy will be comprised of a
cohort of student affairs professionals who will
attend issue-oriented forums led by experienced
student affairs leaders. Relevant and timely
topics will be presented and discussed at these
forums, which will be conducted on college
campuses over the course of the academic year.
To Learn More
For more information or to learn how you
can participate in the Council on Student
Affairs Leadership Academy, contact the
senior student affairs officer on your campus
or visit www.okhighered.org/cosa.
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