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WELV W-9

15th Annual Conference
March 20-21, 2014
Charlottesville, VA



"Leading and Learning for
Today and Tomorrow"

Building Visible Leadership and
Learning Communities
Thursday, March 20 – Morning Institute

Jan Rozelle, Ed.D., Executive Director of the School-University Research Network at the College of William & Mary

Session facilitators will describe the SURN Principal Academy, a collaborative project with school administrators from urban, suburban and rural school districts based at The College of William and Mary.  The goals of Visible Teaching, Assessing, Learning, and Leading (VTALL) strive to enhance instructional leadership, increase the use of high yield strategies, and promote student learning.

Additional guest speakers for this institute: Jennifer Hindman, Ph.D., Clinical Assistant Professor, School of Education; Valerie Hastings-Gregory, Ed.D., serves as Lead Consultant of the SURN Principal Academy; Amy Stamm is a mentor and participant in the SURN Principal Academy.

Women’s Leadership Workshop
Thursday, March 20 – Afternoon Institute

Gail S Funke, Ph.D., Graduate Center of the City University of New York, Economics and Public Policy MA, Hunter College, the City University of New York, Economics BA, Rutgers University

This workshop will propel you toward the creation of your leadership story, through a focus on values, strengths, your unique contributions, and the chance to create your own vision statement and action plans. This session features an assessment of what you seek and value in your work, discussions with colleagues, and videos of heroic women.

For more detailed description on Thursday's institutes,
click HERE.

In addition to our keynote speakers Noelle Ellerson, Assistant Director, Policy and Advocacy, American Association of School Administrators , will speak Friday morning on the latest K12 policy in Washington.

Breakout sessions and additional guest speakers will be announced soon so check back often!
 

Be sure to register early, seating is limited!

Make hotel reservations at: Doubletree Hotel, 990 Hilton Heights Road, Charlottesville, VA 22901. 434-973-2121.

Questions? Call the WELV office at (434) 882-2327.

WELV News and Announcements

Fall 2013 Newsletter

WELV Restructures Board Organization

After considering the expansion of WELV in multiple areas, including our newly formed partnership with the American Association of School Administrators (AASA) and expanded opportunities to network and create mentoring and leadership development programs, the Executive Board moved to restructure the Board of Directors to respond to the emerging role of WELV. Click here to read more...

The AASA/WELV Women’s Leadership Conference

Margaret Blackmon was one of the WELV leaders who served as session presenters at the AASA/WELV conference on October 25-26 in Old Towne Alexandria.  Margaret facilitated a general session on Friday entitled, “Leadership Panel:  Career Path and Best Advice”.  Three current superintendents from Delaware, North Carolina and Wisconsin delighted the audience with their sage advice.  Read more here...