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Sunday, May 12 • 4:15pm - 5:15pm
Masters? Why Do I Need That To Be A Leader? A North American Look At Leadership Training

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Training for “Principal Teachers” is not an exact science. Across North America many school districts require certification and often a graduate degree for aspiring school principals. Programs across Canada and the U.S have similarities and differences. What should a Masters or Doctoral degree in Leadership include? A panel of faculty from Universities in Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick and Portland (Oregon) will provide their perspective and then facilitate a discussion among attendees about what should be “core” curriculum for principal leader training.

Speakers
avatar for Ken Brien

Ken Brien

Associate Professor, University of New Brunswick
Teaching and research in educational law, policy, and governance, as well as leadership and professional learning communities.
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Dr. Kathy Toogood

Adjunct Professor, University of Portland
Dr. Kathy Toogood is a teacher, learner, and leader. She is currently working as a system leader for Alberta Education, and as an adjunct professor with the University of Portland, in Edmonton, Alberta.
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Randy Hetherington

Assistant Professor, University of Portland
Leadership faculty representing 5 Universities from three Canadian provinces (Alberta, B.C. and New Brunswick) and the state of Oregon bring experience from the field as successful educational administrators and as instructors in graduate programs designed for those seeking leadership... Read More →
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Victoria Handford

Associate Professor, Thompson Rivers University
school and district leadership; trust and leadership; standards of practice;
AK

Andrew Kitchenham

Professor, UNBC School of Education
Dr. Kitchenham is the former School of Education Chair and has been a lifelong transformative leader. he continues his research in leadership, Special Education, educational technology, and Aboriginal language and culture preservation.

Sunday May 12, 2019 4:15pm - 5:15pm MDT
Van Horne Ballroom
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