Actualized Leadership Program

This training has been established to help faculty develop resilient, self-aware leadership by exploring individual leadership styles and their corresponding "shadows" under stress, enabling clearer, more confident decision-making in academic settings. Faculty will learn to stay grounded amid uncertainty, inspire loyalty and positively shape departmental and institutional culture even under pressure. Faculty will also learn practical skills for addressing difficult conversations, including using executive coaching to improve collaboration, take the sting out of feedback, and develop others' confidence.  

The training is offered remotely, on these dates:

• October 14, 12 to 2:00 pm 
• October 26, 12 to 1:15 pm
• November 9, 12 to 1:15 pm

Interested in the program? Apply through this form by October 1. 

The training is led by Anne Collier, CEO of Arudia, a leadership development firm serving law firms, associations, corporations, and nonprofit organizations. A former tax attorney with experience at the IRS and in private practice at an Am Law 100 firm, Anne now specializes in assessment-driven leadership development for professionals in demanding environments. She is the creator of the Arudia Leadership and Management Academy and holds a JD and MPP from the University of Michigan, as well as the Professional Certified Coach credential.