ASAHP Expands Leadership Development Program to Include 19 New Participants for 2023

Today, the Association of Schools Advancing Health Professions announced that 19 members have been selected to participate in its 2023 Leadership Development Program (LDP).

First created in 2005, this prestigious program provides a broad spectrum of training opportunities for future Deans and leaders in health professions education. Modules will include management skills, budgeting and conflict resolution, among other administrative topics that are critical for successful leadership. 

The 2023 program will  be implemented in two phases: Part I is scheduled for April 20-21 in Ft. Lauderdale Beach, FL, focusing on leadership styles and budgeting. Part II will take place October 17-19 also in Ft. Lauderdale Beach, FL, immediately prior to the 2023 ASAHP Annual Conference. 

Between the programs in April and October, there will be numerous opportunities for participants to collaborate on team projects that will be based on timely events affecting institutions of higher education. Participants will have the opportunity to pursue issues of interest while also developing personal leadership skills.

“ASAHP’s Leadership Development Program (LDP) is creating a pathway for faculty in health professions education to gain the leadership skills essential for future leaders and Deans. said ASAHP President Deb Larsen PhD, FASAHP. “As a LDP graduate, the connections and deep dive into various topics prepared me well to progress from an Interim Director to Director of the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. The cohort-style program also allows the participants to develop a close network with their colleagues that continue years into the future, as many from my cohort have become dear friends and mentors.”

The 2023 Leadership Development Program participants include:

Paul J. Anderson BS, Ed., MBA
Director of Administration & Operations
School of Health Professions
New York Institute of Technology

Brenda Bertrand, PhD
Professor, MS Program Director
University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)

Carolyn Bradley-Guidry, DrPH, MPAS, PA-C, CPH
Interim Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
UT Southwestern Medical Center, School of Health Professions

Rosemary M. Caron, PhD, MPH
Dean and Professor
MGH Institute of Health Professions

Erin Curran, PhD
Associate Dean
Morrison Family College of Health
University of St. Thomas

Kevin Ford, PhD, FACSM
Dean
Congdon School of Health Sciences
High Point University

Sujay Galen PT, PhD, FHEA
Associate Dean for Research
Georgia State University

Kimberly Green, EdD, CCC-SLP
Chair, Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders
Western Kentucky University

Jeannie M. Guglielmo, MS, MAT, MLS(ASCP)CM
Chair, Clinical Laboratory Sciences
School of Health Professions
Stony Brook University

Bari Hoffman, Ph.D. CCC-SLP
Associate Dean
University of Central Florida

Emmanuel B. John, PT, DPT, PhD, MPH, MBA
Dean and Professor
Myers School of Nursing and Health Professions
York College of Pennsylvania

Caroline Kingori, PhD, MPH
Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Affairs
Associate Professor of Community and Public Health
Ohio University

James Onate, PhD
Director, Division of Athletic Training
The Ohio State University

Laura S Plummer, PT, DPT, EdD, MS
Chair of Physical Therapy
Interim Dean of School of Healthcare Leadership
MGH Institute of Health Professions

Jacob (Jake) Sosnoff, PhD
Professor and Associate Dean for Research
University of Kansas Medical Center

Jessica Stahulak, MHA, Associate Dean of Administration-  University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Health Professions

LesLee Taylor, PhD
Vice-chair, Department of Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Science, and Athletic Training
University of Kansas, Medical Center

Kimberly S. Traver, AuD
Clinical Professor and Chair
Bowling Green State University

Laura P. Vasquez, Ph.D., MS, RVT (ARDMS), RT (R), (MR), (ARRT), MRSO
Program Director of M.S. in Imaging Sciences
UT Health San Antonio, School of Health Professions