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NOVA's Leadership Program

NOVA is pleased to announce the first cohort group of participants in NOVA's Leadership Program, designed to help prepare current NOVA employees for future leadership opportunities. The group will meet for the first time on Friday, October 30 on the Annandale Campus. 

The NOVA Leadership Program is a six-month leadership development experience for faculty leaders, mid-level managers and senior administrators who want to develop their capacity to serve in more significant leadership positions at NOVA as opportunities become available. The program will prepare participants to understand strategic leadership issues and opportunities facing NOVA, and community colleges in general over the next several years. 

The first cohort for the 2009-2010 Leadership Program was limited to 16 participants. Applications were accepted between September 15 and October 1, and the response was overwhelming. Forty-four candidates were identified. The Administrative Council chose participants based on the quality of their application, the recommendation of the Supervisor and Provost or Vice President and evidence of leadership potential.

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Charles Errico

Charles Errico, Professor and Assistant Dean of Business & Social Sciences