TSC Announces President’s Leadership Institute 2024-25 Cohort

August 30, 2024

Tallahassee State College is pleased to announce the selection of the 2024-25 President's Leadership Institute (PLI) cohort. Participants were selected from a wide range of high-achieving applicants across campus departments.

The 2024-2025 cohort members are:

• Margaret Bowman, Director of Transfer Services, Office of Transfer Services
• Caitlin Bradbury, Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Communications
• Carla Chukes, Instructional Coordinator, Corrections, Florida Public Safety Institute
• Nicolette Constantino, Faculty, EnglishFaculty
• Kayla Dover, Case Manager, Student Services
• Tiffiany Echoles, Lieutenant, Campus Police
• Brendie Hawkins, Director of Grants and Special Projects, TSC Foundation
• David Hoover, Director, Teaching and Learning Academy, Academic Affairs
• Logan Lane, Director, Public Safety and Continuing Education, Florida Public Safety Institute
• Rebekah Lane, Faculty, Mathematics Faculty
• Emily Micik, Director, Academic Advising, Student Services
• Heather Marie Mitchell, Training Manager, Human Resources
• Jennifer Peavy, Operations Officer, Student Financials, Administrative Services
• Iris Pendleton, Faculty, Education and Early Childhood Development Faculty
• John Salter, Learning Commons Specialist, Learning Commons

The President's Leadership Institute (PLI) is a one-year professional development experience designed to build collaborative skills, offer greater insight into the College's operations, services, and programs, and influence the next generation of leaders to serve TSC students, the greater Tallahassee community, and the vision of education nationwide. Participants will focus on building their collaborative and leadership skills, as well as concentrate on defining their leadership strengths and values as they align with TSC's mission to discover new opportunities and inventive ways to serve students through a lens of intrapreneurship. Seven full‐day sessions, including an end-of-year retreat, will be provided by TSC leadership along with national, statewide, and local community leaders. The year-long agenda will also include an opportunity to take part in a Day at the Capitol and legislative sessions at the Capitol Building in the spring.