Building the Leadership Legacy
		The Metropolitan Institute for Leadership in Education (MILE), in the Governors State University College of Education, once again presents a series of free professional and executive development programs for public school senior leaders with an overarching focus on student achievement and continuous program improvement. The workshops below are all administrators’ academies. MILE is committed to being a valued and trusted resource to those responsible for leading our public schools to excellence.
		Leadership for Whole-Brain Learning to Succeed in the Global Economy AA #798 School leaders are under great pressure to produce "right brain" outcomes of student achievement. At the same time, current research reflects the growing need to develop "whole brain" capacity if students are going to be able to succeed in the emerging global economy. Participants will learn strategies that can assist in teaching core academics for at-risk students, bright but disengaged students who tend to drop out of school, and students who must be prepared to deal with life by operating from both sides of the brain. Facilitator: Dr. Larry Maucieri, Assistant Professor, GSU Date/Time: April 27, 2012, 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Location: Governors State University, Room TBD
		Administrators Academy (#798): $15 for workshop participants (CPDU credit or Administrators' Academy credit) For academy credit, this workshop will need at least 10 participants.
		Registration Required. Please include name, email address, IEIN number, job title, school district, and contact number. Phone: (708)534-4024 Email: registration-MILE@govst.edu
		Sponsored by The Metropolitan Institute for Leadership in Education