Developing Tomorrow's Leaders - Eddy, Pamela L.; Sydow, Debbie L.; Alfred, Richard L.
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Developing Tomorrow's Leaders provides a template for leadership development in the community college sector. The theme of the book focuses on the need to move beyond hierarchical leadership to networked leadership that taps talent throughout the institution.

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Developing Tomorrow's Leaders provides a template for leadership development in the community college sector. The theme of the book focuses on the need to move beyond hierarchical leadership to networked leadership that taps talent throughout the institution.
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Pamela L. Eddy is professor of higher education in the Department of Educational Policy, Planning, and Leadership at the College of William and Mary. Her research interests include community college leadership and development, gender roles in higher education, and faculty development. Her scholarship was recognized with the 2013 Senior Scholar Award for the Council for the Study of Community Colleges. Debbie L. Sydow is President of Richard Bland College, an affiliate of The College of William and Mary in Virginia. She is President Emerita and Distinguished Professor of English at the State University of New York's (SUNY) Onondaga Community College and Co-Editor of the Futures Series on Community Colleges. Richard L. Alfred is Emeritus Professor of Higher Education at the University of Michigan. He is Co-Editor of the Futures Series on Community Colleges and Founding Director of the Center for Community College Development. Alfred has published widely in the fields of management and leadership, organizational change and development, and effectiveness and has consulted extensively with colleges engaged in transformation. Regina L. Garza Mitchell is assistant professor of higher education leadership at Western Michigan University. She has over fourteen years of experience in higher education leadership, including senior administration at a technical college. Regina's research interests include leadership and online education at community colleges.