Sessions
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Lessons From Florida’s Politically Charged Climate
Florida's politically-charged climate is changing the discussion of democracy and independence on the state's college and university campuses. Discover what measures Florida's independent higher education leaders have taken to foster productive relationships with stakeholders while still upholding their institutional values. -
Cultivating Policymakers as Major Donors
A "major donor" lens is critical to cultivating relationships and increasing collaboration with appointed and elected officials. Three experienced State Council leaders will share actionable ideas for building relationships with local, state, and federal policymakers. -
Spouses and Partners Deeper Dive
Allyship: Supporting the Campus LGBTQ+ Community Allyship is not tolerance or passive acceptance, it is active—sometimes activist—engagement in supporting those who are marginalized. An ally can intentionally make space for underrepresented voices, choose not to look away when faced with discomfort, and simply believe the truth of others’ experiences as they relate them. With LGBTQ+ […] -
Black Presidents Meeting
This meeting focuses on Black presidents. Join us for this networking opportunity. Convener: Robert D. Kelly, President, University of Portland (OR) -
CIC State Council Organization Meetings
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Boxed Lunches
Boxed lunches will be provided for all Institute participants. -
Women Presidents Meeting
This meeting focuses on women presidents. Join us for this networking opportunity. -
Spouses and Partners Welcome Lunch and Opening Session
The Science and Art of Marriage: Maintaining a Flourishing Partnership in the Presidency -
Risk Management Case Studies
Four case studies will be held during this time. Click to view details. -
Plenary Session: A New Model for Managing Risk as a College or University President
Richard Ekman Keynote Address in Higher Education Learn about cutting edge risk management principles to anticipate and overcome crises. Develop the tools needed to minimize the consequences of crises when they inevitably happen. Immediately following the plenary, apply these risk management principles in interactive case study sessions.
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