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Women's School Leadership Academy to Hold Information Session

An online Information Session for the 2021 UCLA Women’s School Leadership Academy, will be held on Wednesday, August 12, 11- 11:45 a.m.

The WSLA was launched in January of 2020 to develop new knowledge and skills and provide meaningful encouragement and support to women already engaged in leadership roles in education, but who aspire to make a greater impact as a leader.

The program explores critical strands in the lives of women school leaders including communicating for social justice impact and navigating public and private lives. These strands will be informed by four themes: leading as a woman; making decisions considering multiple perspectives; building relationships and cultivating mentors; and networking for career development. The program will also help candidates to refine their personal and professional goals and to build the capacity to impact their environment.

Visit this link for the 2021 Women’s School Leadership Academy schedule.

The deadline to apply for the WSLA is October 1.

To RSVP and receive a link to the session, contact WSLA Director Linda Rose. 

For more information about the Women’s School Leadership Academy, visit this link.

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