Emerging Leader in Residence Details

The GOALS of this program are to:

Help integrate young professional women into the structure and functions of ACPA
Promote involvement in ACPA and CWI
Facilitate the development of professional writing and presentation skills
Assist young professionals with career exploration and planning

Writing a reflective piece for CWI’s blog, about her experience as the Emerging Leader in Residence
Participate in mentoring sessions (via phone and email) post mid-year meeting
Participate in monthly conference calls with CWI Directorate members
Submit a program proposal for the ACPA Convention
Participate in pre/post assessment of the Emerging Leader in Residence

Waived registration fee to the ACPA Convention
Attendance at ACPA leadership meetings
Attendance at CWI leadership and general meetings at the ACPA Convention
Attendance at CWI Directorate mid-year meeting in the fall
Mentoring sessions with CWI Directorate members (post-mid-year meeting)
Opportunity to manage a project related to one of the existing CWI Directorate committees; technology, connections, intersectionality, research and education, convention or membership
developing a workshop proposal based on her experiences for the ACPA Convention

Must attend the ACPA Convention and the Fall mid-year meeting
Current member of ACPA
Current master’s level graduate student and/or less than two years of full-time experience in the field.
Capable of fulfilling one-year term as ELR

For more information, please feel free to contact us at [email protected], or apply here.

2019-2020 Jacquelynn Akins, University at Albany, SUNY

2018-2019 Bridget Sullivan, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) University

2017-2018 Michelle MacLeod, New York University

2015-2016 Annie Le,

2014-2015 Renata Baptista, Dartmouth College

2013-2014 Kate Curley, Pennsylvania State University

2012-2013 Hannah Retzkin, Loyola University Chicago

2011-2012 Kayti Protos, Vanderbilt, Cassandra Aman (Nice), Canisius College

2010-2011 Mari Knuth, Bowling Green State University and Selyna Perez, Rochester Institute of Technology

2009-2010 Mireya Moreno, California State University at Northridge

2008-2009 Robyn Kaplan, University of Connecticut

2007-2008 Sarah Hoffert, University of Vermont

2006-2007 Tiffany Davis, Bowling Green State University

2005-2006 Brooke Smith, Shippensburg University

2004-2005 Colleen Yout, The George Washington University

2003-2004 Heather Kind-Keppel, University of Missouri

2002-2003 Rosemary Perez, University of San Francisco