Live Programming
Live programming is included for Academic Leaders at all member schools
Live programming is included for Academic Leaders at all member schools
Our Wednesday webinars are half-hour opportunities for members to learn from experienced colleagues or practitioners in the field about specific topics of interest to Academic Leaders. There’s always Q&A time included in webinars. Webinars will be recorded and available to members to watch on-demand. |
Hour-long member meetups discuss a current topic of practice with a group of peers. Meetups begin with a presentation from an Academic Leader, followed by breakout sessions grouped by role or interest. We conclude by gathering again to share resources and insights. Only the original presentation is recorded for on-demand viewing. |
Live programming is an Association benefit. All Academic Leaders at your school can participate at no cost.Log into the Member Portal to register and view past recordings!
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Webinar: This Fall at the Association for Academic Leaders
Wednesday, September 13, 2023, 12noon-12:30pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
Join us for a look at what's coming this fall for Association members. We'll preview our lineup of Cohorts, Courses, Meetups, and Webinars. Remember that all programming for all academic leaders at member schools is included in membership.
Wednesday, September 13, 2023, 12noon-12:30pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
Join us for a look at what's coming this fall for Association members. We'll preview our lineup of Cohorts, Courses, Meetups, and Webinars. Remember that all programming for all academic leaders at member schools is included in membership.
Meetup: AI Policies
Wednesday, September 20, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: Anyone Charged With Developing School-Wide AI Policies
Join us to talk about the evolution of our school policies around AI. This meetup is designed both as a follow-up for participants in our summer course and anyone else interested in participating. We'll look at some sample policies and discuss in breakout groups. Co-host, Bob Weiman, Associate Head of School St. Stephens's + St. Agnes School.
Wednesday, September 20, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: Anyone Charged With Developing School-Wide AI Policies
Join us to talk about the evolution of our school policies around AI. This meetup is designed both as a follow-up for participants in our summer course and anyone else interested in participating. We'll look at some sample policies and discuss in breakout groups. Co-host, Bob Weiman, Associate Head of School St. Stephens's + St. Agnes School.
Webinar: Towards More Inclusive Academic Leadership
Wednesday, October 11, 2023, 12noon-12:30pm ET
Intended Audience: Anyone Working Towards a More Inclusive Curriculum and Pedagogy
In this webinar, members will have the chance to learn from Dr. Sherry Harley, who researched belonging in independent schools. Dr. Harley wrote 'Understanding the Assignment: The Lived Experiences of Black Girls at a Southern Independent School' based on her findings.
Wednesday, October 11, 2023, 12noon-12:30pm ET
Intended Audience: Anyone Working Towards a More Inclusive Curriculum and Pedagogy
In this webinar, members will have the chance to learn from Dr. Sherry Harley, who researched belonging in independent schools. Dr. Harley wrote 'Understanding the Assignment: The Lived Experiences of Black Girls at a Southern Independent School' based on her findings.
Meetup: AI in Practice
Wednesday, October 18, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
How have our schools adapted to the practical realities of generative AI? How are administrators, faculty, and students using AI? This meetup is designed both as a follow-up for participants in our summer course and anyone else interested in participating.
Wednesday, October 18, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
How have our schools adapted to the practical realities of generative AI? How are administrators, faculty, and students using AI? This meetup is designed both as a follow-up for participants in our summer course and anyone else interested in participating.
Webinar: Understanding School Finances
Wednesday, November 1, 2023, 12noon-12:30pm ET
Intended Audience: Department Leaders, Deans, Division Leaders, and Assistant Heads
Join One Schoolhouse's CEO, Brad Rathgeber and special guests from NBOA for an insightful webinar designed to help Academic Leaders without a business background better understand independent school finances and build their skills in building sustainable programs.
Wednesday, November 1, 2023, 12noon-12:30pm ET
Intended Audience: Department Leaders, Deans, Division Leaders, and Assistant Heads
Join One Schoolhouse's CEO, Brad Rathgeber and special guests from NBOA for an insightful webinar designed to help Academic Leaders without a business background better understand independent school finances and build their skills in building sustainable programs.
Meetup: AI in Practice
Wednesday, November 8, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
Join us for what's sure to be a lively and thought-provoking discussion among Academic Leaders. We'll continue to explore how the evolution of generative AI is influencing and shaping the current school year, exploring the potential implications, challenges, and opportunities it presents for our communities. Don't miss out on this engaging event that promises to provide valuable insights and spark meaningful conversations.
Wednesday, November 8, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
Join us for what's sure to be a lively and thought-provoking discussion among Academic Leaders. We'll continue to explore how the evolution of generative AI is influencing and shaping the current school year, exploring the potential implications, challenges, and opportunities it presents for our communities. Don't miss out on this engaging event that promises to provide valuable insights and spark meaningful conversations.
Meetup: AI in Practice
Wednesday, December 13, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
Join us for what's sure to be a lively and thought-provoking discussion among Academic Leaders. We'll continue to explore how the evolution of generative AI is influencing and shaping the current school year, exploring the potential implications, challenges, and opportunities it presents for our communities. Don't miss out on this engaging event that promises to provide valuable insights and spark meaningful conversations.
Wednesday, December 13, 2023, 12noon-1:00pm ET
Intended Audience: All Association Members
Join us for what's sure to be a lively and thought-provoking discussion among Academic Leaders. We'll continue to explore how the evolution of generative AI is influencing and shaping the current school year, exploring the potential implications, challenges, and opportunities it presents for our communities. Don't miss out on this engaging event that promises to provide valuable insights and spark meaningful conversations.
Past Live on Wednesday Programming
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What’s the strategic role of a department chair in your school? And how might this role change as you consider the future of your work? Thomas Mueller and Elise London joined Senior Director Sarah Hanawald to talk about how they are reconceptualizing the roles of Department Chairs in their schools. Competencies Centered in this Webinar:
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What does it mean to take on a curriculum audit for a division, a department, or maybe even a whole school? Corinne Dedini has led curriculum audits from a variety of perspectives and she shared her insights on how Academic Leaders can engage in this work in a mission-aligned way that serves their school’s community. Competencies Centered in this Webinar:
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Sarah Hanawald, Senior Director at One Schoolhouse, welcomed Tom Rochon, Ph.D., President of ERB. Tom shared insights drawn from the series of learning assessments administered during the school years just before and during the school years disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Competencies Centered in this Webinar:
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Jason Kim-Seda, Ed.D., author of Retaining BIPOC Educators Starts with Belonging, joins Sarah to discuss his research on how schools sometimes fail to support faculty of color. He shared strategies that the schools he researched implemented–strategies that can help academic leaders create more inclusive and welcoming environments for all faculty. Competencies Centered in this Webinar:
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