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In a dynamic era where higher education stands at a crossroads, Professor Brian Rosenberg, Senior Advisor at ALU, has unveiled a compelling narrative that delves into the complex ecosystem of higher education. His latest book, "Whatever it is, I'm against it," is a testament to his extensive experience and profound insights in the realm of academia. Drawing upon decades of wisdom, Prof. Rosenberg takes on the challenging task of unmasking deeply ingrained structures and practices that hinder the much-needed reform in higher education institutions. A big thumbs up to Prof. Rosenberg! Have you read this thought-provoking book yet? Share your insights with us. #HigherEducation #Reform #ReImagineEducation #Author #AmazonBooks

🌟 Black History in CTE: Day 29: Looking to the Future: Black History Month Inspires the Next Generation of CTE Leaders 🚀📚 As we conclude Black History & Career & Technical Education Month with an extra day🥳, we recognize the profound impact of Black leaders in CTE and the opportunity it presents to inspire the next generation of leaders. This month serves as a reminder of the resilience, innovation, and leadership of Black pioneers, whose contributions continue to shape the landscape of CTE. 🎓 Inspiring Excellence: Black History & CTE Month provide a platform to celebrate the achievements and contributions of Black leaders in CTE. Their stories of perseverance, ingenuity, and success inspire us to strive for excellence and make a positive impact in our own careers and communities. 💡Fueling Ambition: For students aspiring to pursue careers in CTE, Black History Month offers a wealth of role models and mentors to look up to. By showcasing the diverse talents and achievements of Black leaders, we ignite a spark of ambition and possibility in the next generation of CTE professionals. 🌱 Nurturing Potential: As educators, mentors, and industry professionals, we have a responsibility to nurture the potential of young leaders and provide them with the tools, resources, and opportunities they need to succeed in CTE. By fostering a culture of inclusivity, mentorship, and empowerment, we ensure that every student has the opportunity to thrive and make a difference. 🌟 Building a Brighter Future: As we look to the future, let's harness the spirit of Black History Month to inspire and empower the next generation of CTE leaders. Together, we can build a brighter and more inclusive future for all, where talent knows no bounds and every individual has the opportunity to achieve their dreams. Together, let's continue to champion diversity, excellence, and innovation in Career & Technical Education. 🌟🎓 #BlackHistoryMonth #CTEmonth #CTELeadership #InspiringTheFuture #ctematters #blackhistorymatters ICCS Academy The HABITS Group LLC Zach Johnson Carl Burnside Raynor McKinnon Elaina S. Chattman, Ed.S Kevin R. Johnson Sr. Ed.D Colleen Smith Latasha Wilson

Examples of how very bright our future can be.

When you grow up in Central Illinois, you get affixed to all things Lincoln. Our partner Jeff has studied Old Abe since he was in the first grade. Later in his career, he came to appreciate the many leadership qualities our 16th president leveraged during our country's most difficult time. Here are five lessons learned: https://ow.ly/B2l250QxxEA

Meet Jack Strang, a high school junior rewriting the meaning of leadership. He embodies the spirit of a BBB Ethical Athlete with athletic dedication but also an incredible academic record. Jack, a student at Horizon High School, doesn't just preach ethical behavior; he lives it. He coached teammates on fair play, prepared them for tryouts, and drew from his own experiences. His focus wasn't just about winning; it was about building camaraderie. Want to learn more about BBB Ethical Athlete Scholarship? Click the link here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g3sH7r9t

Since joining the board of the Yleana Leadership Foundation last year, I've learned so much about the challenges and inequities that effect first-generation and BILPOC applicants and students as they seek a higher education. If you'd like to learn more about the evolving landscape, please sign up for this panel discussion next week.

I could not agree with Kristen more - Hood College's Doctoral Program in Organizational Leadership is life changing in all the best ways! To take your mind, EQ, and and career to the next level, check out Hood's DOL/DBA program!

Last call for former student leaders who are interested in mentoring and advising our elected student leadership! DM me for details or check out the link below for info on how to apply.

“How do we get more leaders to understand that their future leaders are in classrooms today?” In celebration of our 10-year anniversary, Lisa Dughi, Board member and CEO of NAF, shares her connection to America Succeeds’ mission, as it aligns with her career focus on ensuring students are prepared for any path they choose. Watch the full video here: https://buff.ly/49ZRAQi

As we dive into another exciting season of DECA competitions, it is important to take a step back and reflect on what truly makes DECA an invaluable experience. DECA's environment is often overshadowed by the thrill of competition, and of course getting the "DECA Glass." In the heat of competitions, it's easy to become overly focused on winning, sometimes leading members to forget the larger picture. It is important to remember why you are learning the valuable skills taught in DECA. Maybe it's because you want to make a difference in your community, maybe it's because you want to start your own business, or maybe it's so you can become a more effective leader. DECA is not just about who takes home the glass; it's about who applies the skills they learned to emerge with the ability to think critically, lead effectively, and communicate clearly. I became a New Jersey DECA State Officer to serve as an example to members and to show them the practical application of DECA's education. With the help of DECA, I grew my business to what it has accomplished today, and I certainly am the person I am today because of DECA. I encourage all DECA members to figure out what they are passionate about and how they can pursue this passion using the skills they have gained in DECA. Remember, the skills you gain in DECA are your most valuable awards.