Academic Public Health Leadership Institute (APHLI) Participates in an Intensive Three-Day Retreat

Pictured clockwise from top left: Daniel Tisch (CWRU), Melinda Pettigrew (Yale), Daniele Fallin (Emory), Mary Gallant (UAlbany), Rodrigo Reis (WashU), DuBois Bowman (Michigan), Steven Lacey (Utah Public Health), David Steeb (UHSP), Julie Darnell (Loyola University Chicago) Ellen Barnidge (SLU), Jennifer Ibrahim (Temple), Shafik Dharamsi (North Texas), Debra Furr-Holden (NYU GPH), Rosemary Frasso (Thomas Jefferson), Chang-fu Wu (Taiwan) and Suzanne Lazorick (ECU)

Last week, ASPPH welcomed the 2022-23 Academic Public Health Leadership Institute(APHLI) cohort scholars to a three-day intensive retreat at theCenter for Creative Leadership (CCL) in Greensboro, NC. APHLI is a year-long, cohort-based leadership development program designed to enhance the success of new ASPPH-member deans and program directors who have been in their positions for five years or less.

The retreat focused on self-awareness for personal and professional growth, a greater understanding of ways to interact more effectively as a leader, and making meaningful connections with their peers. Nominations for the 2023-24 APHLI Program will open in August and we hope those members new to their dean or program director roles can join us.