2024-2025 Previous SEC ALDP Fellow Projects
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SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Cohort: 2023-2024 Cohort
SEC ALDP Alumni Fellowship Project Description: Dr. Barry intends to use this fellowship to inform the roles and responsibilities associated with shaping the newly established Associate Provost for Faculty Advocacy (APFA) position within Faculty Affairs.
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SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Cohort: 2021-2022 Cohort
SEC ALDP Alumni Fellowship Project Description: Dr. Radcliff's fellowship project will focus on identifying common, effective, and innovative practices from other SEC institutions for early career research mentoring, research recognition, support structures, and retention for “rising research stars” around the time of tenure and promotion.
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SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Cohort: 2012-2013 Cohort
SEC ALDP Alumni Fellowship Project Description: The primary objective of Dr. Werner's project is to gain insights on administrative structures, programs, and policies that can be borrowed and adapted in ways that are likely to benefit the new College of Arts and Sciences.
Eligibility
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Alumni of the SEC ALDP
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Currently employed at an SEC university
Application/Selection Process
Each year, the SEC ALDP liaisons submit one previous fellow candidate from each of their universities to the SEC staff. Nominated candidates will be reviewed by all of the SEC ALDP liaisons who will then select up to two previous fellowship participants for the academic year.
To be considered for a development project, individuals must submit the following in one PDF file via email attachment to the Faculty Affairs Awards Program (AwardsPrograms@tamu.edu):
- Faculty Name
- Faculty Title
- College and Department
- Faculty Email Address
- Campus Mailing Address
- Office Phone and Cell Phone Numbers
- Curriculum Vitae (No more than 10 pages, Highlight administrative responsibilities)
Individuals must also submit statements addressing each of the following (200-500 words for each section):
- Describe the nature and scope of the development project;
- How the development project would benefit the fellow;
- How the development project would benefit the fellow’s home institution; and
- Which SEC university or universities the fellow wishes to visit and why. Fellows should not contact the SEC university or universities they wish to visit. (Up to three SEC institutions may be visited but candidates should provide at least twice the number of universities to allow for alternate locations. The SEC ALDP liaisons will collaborate in determining final host universities for fellowship recipients.)
If selected, individuals will be asked to submit, for publicity purposes, a complete biographical sketch limited to 500 words and a current professional head shot (color; JPEG format; 300 dpi resolution and no less than 1500x2000 pixels).
Participation Expectations and Report
Development project recipients have one full academic year to complete their project, beginning on July 1 and concluding no later than June 30 of the following year.
The final report topic is to be agreed upon by the development project recipient and their Provost as described in the application. The report is due no later than the first day of classes (after the project concludes) at the home institution, as listed in the university academic calendar. The development project recipients should submit their reports to their home institutions’ SEC ALDP liaison, who will ensure it is delivered to the SEC, the host university and the Provost of the home institution.