Leadership and Collaboration Meetings

The next Chair Collaboration and Leadership session is scheduled for Thursday, December 17, 2009, from 10:00am to 11:30am in room C102 East Fee Hall (Patenge Room). The guest speaker will be Professor Terry Curry, Associate Provost & Vice-President for Academic Human Resources and he will be presenting on te subject of "Joint Appointments."Professor Curry's areas of expertise include: team building; leadership and motivation; human resources (personnel) management; employee performance planning, development, and appraisal; equal opportunity, affirmative action, and workforce diversity; and, dealing with problem employees, including discipline, grievances and grievance procedures. Link for more information.

Topics of Previous Meeting Presentations

June 18, 2009 "Faculty Vitality and Leadership” Dr. Stephen Bogdewic, from te Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Bogdewic is Executive Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Professional Development, Dr. George W. Copeland Professor, and Associate Chair of the Department of Famiy Medicine. 

December 3, 2008 "Role Modeling and Mentoring” Frank T. Stritter, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, School of Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  Dr. Stritter described the differences among the individual educational relationships that exist between faculty and learners in medical schools: advisor, tutor, preceptor, role model and mentor.  This session was a combined session for the Chair Collaboration and Leadership group, as well as other CHM faculty.

September 18, 2008. "Mid-Career Faculty: What are their needs? What are your options?" Deborah DeZure, Assistant Provost for Faculty and Organizational Development at MSU, Roger Baldwin and their research team at MSU were recipients of the 2007 Robert Menges Award for Outstanding Research in Faculty Development for their “Study of Mid-Career Faculty: Implications for Practice” by the Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education.

June 19, 2008. “What You Need to Know About Academic Governance,” Panel Included: Jackie Wright, Secretary for Academic Governance; Ross Emmett, Former Chair of University Faculty Affairs and Former Faculty Liaison to the Board of Trustees; Harold Hughes, Vice-Chair of the Exec. Comm. of Academic Council; Jim Potchen, Chair of the Exec. Comm. of Academic Council and Chairperson of the Faculty Liaison to the Board of Trustees.

March 20, 2008, “The Future Oriented Chair,” Dr. Kevin Grigsby, Vice Dean for Faculty and Administrative Affairs at Penn State College of Medicine.

December 20, 2007, “Promoting Faculty Productivity and Retention,” Dr. Ann Austin, Professor in the Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education (HALE) program at MSU.

September 20, 2007, "Developing Leadership Potential Within Your Faculty,” Frederick P. Morgeson, Ph.D., Professor of Management and Valade Research Scholar, Eli Broad College of Business.

May 1, 2007, "Fundraising: Successful Fundraising, Case Studies: College of Music & Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science” James Forger, Dean, College of Music; Martin Hawley, Professor & Chairperson, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science; Kristin Bradley, Senior Director for Constituency Programs, MSU Development Office.

January 22, 2007, “EXCELLENCE at the end of the Oregon Trail: U W Medicine," William C. Wadland, MD, MS, MSU College of Human Medicine Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Development, and Chair of Department of Family Medicine. PDF file. See associated resource documents below.

November 9, 2006, "Financial Management of an Academic Unit," Lilly Marks, Executive Director, University Physicians, Inc. Senior Associate Dean, Administration and Finance University of Colorado School of Medicine. Radiology Auditorium, 5:30-7:30 pm. PowerPoint presentation. (Sponsored by Dean Rappley)

October 10, 2006, Research Leadership “Leadership in the Promotion of Research in an Academic Unit, A Case Study: The National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL),” by Konrad Gelbke, Ph.D., Director, National Superconduting Cyclotron Laboratory. (bio of Konrad Gelbke)

May 18, 2006, Strategic Planning (Executive Committee/Business Administrators Group): “Boldness by Design," by Rene Stewart O'Neal, Ph.D., Director of University Planning & Assistant Director of the Office of Planning & Budgets

March 14, 2006, Leadership "Leadership: Shackleton's Way," by William Wadland, M.D., M.S., Associate Dean & Chairperson, Family Practice

December 13, 2005, University Financials & Budgeting Process “University Financials,” by Dave Brower, CPA, Assistant Vice President, CFO & Controller; and “University Budgeting Process” by Dave Byelich, Director, MSU's Office of Planning & Budgets

September 13, 2005, Faculty Promotions “Getting Faculty Promoted” by Robert L. Smith, MD., Professor of Medicine and Clinician/Educators “Case Study of a Successful Clinician/Educator” by Dianne Wagner, MD, Associate Dean/Associate Professor of Medicine

April 13, 2005, Planning: “Practical Planning & Futuring with Faculty,” by Michael Moore, Ph.D., Labor & Industrial Relations; and “Chair's Perspective,” by William Spielman, Ph.D., Chairperson, Physiology

January 19, 2005, APPR Funding Requests, Joint Ventures & Business Plans: “Requesting Funds from the Dean & APPR,” by Bill Beekman, Finance & Operations VP Office; “Joint Ventures,” David Gift, Director, Libraries, Computing & Technology; and “Making a Business Plan,” by James Potchen, M.D., Radiology & Tom Cooper, MSEE

October 6, 2004, Mentoring: “Mentoring – Best Practices” by Deborah DeZure, MSU's Faculty & Organizational Development; “Examples of Mentoring” by James Anthony, Epidemiology; and “Examples of Mentoring” by Mary Nettleman, Medicine

July 14, 2004. Feedback & Effective Meetings: “Giving Dificult Feedback” by William Donohue, Department of Communications; and “Best Practices of an Effective Meeting” by David Kaufman, Neurology & Ophthalmology

January 7, 2004. Evaluations & Case Presentations: “Performance Evaluation & Feedback” by Theodore (Terry) Curry, Labor & Industrial Relations: “Case Presentation – Basic Science Department” by William Spielman, Physiology; and “Case Presentation – Clinical Dept.” by H. Dele Davis, Pediatrics & Human Development

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Resources from Meeting Presentations

From January 22, 2007 meeting:

“EXCELLENCE at the end of the Oregon Trail: U W Medicine" PDF file

Presented by:
William C. Wadland, MD, MS,
MSU College of Human Medicine Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs & Development, and
Chair of Deparment of Family Medicine

Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Mission Statement

"College of Human Medicine: The Emerging Picture of the Future" by Marsha Rappley, MD, Dean, MSU College of Human Medicine.

Suggested Readings:

"Addressing Global Health Through the Marriage of Public Health and Medicine: Developing the University of Washington Department of Global Health," F. Bruder Stapleton, MD, Patricia W. Wahl, PhD, Tom E. Norris, MD, and Paul G. Ramsey, MD. Academic Medicine, Vol. 81, No. 10 / October 2006.

"Positioning a Medical School for Modern Biomedical Research: The Department of
Genome Sciences at the University of Washington School of Medicine," Stanley Fields, PhD, Deborah A. Nickerson, PhD, Robert H. Waterston, MD, PhD, and Paul G. Ramsey, MD. Academic Medicine, Vol. 81, No. 10 / October 2006.

"The Evolution of a Required Research Program for Medical Students at the University of Washington School of Medicine," Roger A. Rosenblatt, MD, MPH, Laurel Desnick, MD, Corinne Corrigan, MN, ARNP, and Amanda Keerbs, MD. Academic Medicine, Vol. 81, No. 10 / October 2006.

"Regional Solutions to the Physician Workforce Shortage: The WWAMI Experience," Tom E. Norris, MD, John B. Coombs, MD, Peter House, MHA, Sylvia Moore, PhD, RD, Marjorie D. Wenrich, MPH, and Paul G. Ramsey, MD. Academic Medicine, Vol. 81, No. 10 / October 2006.

 

From July 14, 2004 meeting:

Giving Difficult Feedback (Word document)

Presented by:
Dr. William A. Donohue
Department of Communication
Michigan State University

Suggested Readings:

Angelo S. DeNisi and Avraham N. Kluger. "Feedback Effectiveness: Can 360-Degree Appraisals Be Improved?" Academy of Management Executive, 2000, Vol. 14, No. 1. Full text of articles is available for AME members in journal archives on the Academy's home page: http://www.aom.pace.edu.

Catarina I. Kiefe, Jeroan J. Allison, O. Dale Williams, Sharina D. Person, Michael T. Weaver, and Norman W. Weissman. "Improving Quality Improvement Using Achievable Benchmarks For Physician Feedback: A Randomized Controlled Trial" JAMA, Jun 2001; 285: 2871 - 2879.

Leanne E. Atwater, David A. Waldman, and Joan F. Brett. " Understanding and Optimizing Multisource Feedback," Human Resource Management, Summer 2002, Vol. 41, No. 2.

From January 7, 2004 meeting:

Conducting and Writing Faculty Performance Reviews:
A Manual for Chairs and Directors (Word document)

Developed by Theodore H. Curry II, Professor and Associate Director, School of Labor and Industrial Relations, Michigan State University, Fall, 1998

Faculty Development and Performance Reviews
(PowerPoint presentation)

Presented by Terry Curry, Professor and Director
School of Labor and Industrial Relations
Michigan State University

COM Chair Collaboration Meeting
January 7, 2004

Faculty Development and Performance Reviews
(Word document)

Presented by Theodore H. (Terry) Curry II
Professor and Director
School of Labor and Industrial Relations
Michigan State University

College of Human Medicine Chair Collaboration Meeting
January 7, 2004

Results: CHM Chair Development Interest Assessment (Word document)