March 8–11, 2011
Asilomar Conference Grounds, Pacific Grove
2010 Asilomar Leadership Skills Seminar
About the Seminar
The Asilomar Leadership Skills Seminar began in 1984 and was created by leaders in the American Association of Women in Community Colleges and the Yosemite Community College District.
The Seminar is an intensive four-day experience that focuses on the issues facing women who have made a commitment to community college administration, either in their current position or as a future goal.
Its purpose is to provide information, strategies, contacts, and opportunities for personal and professional growth. The expected outcome is that participants will be able to acquire and successfully accept expanded leadership responsibilities within their own or other California community colleges.
Seminar Topics
All presentations and discussions cover key leadership issues and skills, and will include:
Emotional Intelligence
Budgeting and Finance
Cultural Proficiency
Leading Change
Leadership and Ethics
Finding Balance
Campus Politics
Career Choices & Paths
Governance
Applications and Interviews
Who Should Attend
Over the past 24 years, approximately 2,050 competitively selected women have completed the Asilomar Leadership Skills Seminar.
The Seminar focuses on administrative leadership issues. However, enrollment is open to those in any leadership position, including classified managers, program directors, trustees, and leaders of senates and unions.
Applications are especially welcome from persons of color and from colleges not previously represented at a Seminar.
More Information
Applications for the 2010 Seminar will be available online in November. Contact Cherie Savage, Director of Meetings and Events, at csavage@ccleague.org or (916) 444-8641.
