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The IT Leaders Program
An Introduction
In May and June 2004, CIOs from ten universities were interviewed concerning potential content for an IT leadership development program. Each university expressed an interest in exploring a collaborative learning opportunity that includes the application of technology within higher education. Four schools, Stanford, Penn State, the University of Chicago, and Duke signed on for the initial round of what has come to be known as the IT Leaders Program. Since that time, other schools have participated or are currently participating. They include Brown, California at Berkeley, Columbia, Cornell, MIT, UPenn and Wisconsin.
The Developing IT Leaders Program consists of the following three tracks:
We have found that the confluence of these three tracks helps produce real and sustained improvements for the participants and their sponsoring institutions. The program is designed and delivered to reflect the context of the participants. No two iterations of this program are exactly alike, as they are tailored for the participating institutions. |
ITLP-Overview.pdf (4.9MB) Click on this link to download an eighteen-page overview of this comprehensive leadership development program, including the framework, competencies and major content areas.
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Brian McDonald, President
MOR Associates, Inc.
617-924-4501
morbrian@aol.com
Jim Bruce,
Vice President for Information Systems, Emeritus, MIT
MOR Associates, Inc.
781-354-8934
jdb@mit.edu
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