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MATC Faculty
Member to Participate in
International Leadership Program
Lynn Bartoszek,
lead instructor for the Alternative Learning Division at Madison Area
Technical College [MATC] and a Madison resident, will participate in the
National Institute for Leadership Development LEADERS program,
an international program for administrators and faculty in higher education.
The year-long
LEADERS program is designed to enhance skills participants need
to assume major decision-making roles in their institutions, including
institutional practice in supervisory and human relations skills, planning
and budgeting, and organizational transformation. National experts will
join participants to discuss issues confronting higher education during
the next decade.
LEADERS
participants are chosen for their professional abilities, interests in
advancement of higher education and the quality of their proposed projects.
Bartoszek’s project will involve facilitation of MATC departmental
efforts to provided adequate educational experiences for under-prepared
students. Bartoszek has taught adult basic education skills at MATC for
17 years. She has a BA from Michigan State University and has done graduate
studies at Cardinal Stritch College and the University of Wisconsin.
The National Institute
for Leadership Development is internationally recognized by colleges,
universities and businesses for its visionary, holistic programs designed
to produce “leaders who effectively challenge assumptions, eliminate
barriers and create new pathways to successful solutions.”
MATC is one of
the largest of the Wisconsin Technical College System’s 16 colleges
and serves about 50,000 students each year. It provides a comprehensive
curriculum of technical, business, liberal arts and science, adult basic
education and life enrichment studies and activities, as well as customized
employee training. MATC provides training in more than 100 career programs.
It awards associate degrees, vocational diplomas and certificates, and
offers non-degree courses. The college serves all or parts of 12 counties
located in south-central Wisconsin and offers instruction through five
campuses and various other locations throughout the district.
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Last
Modified:
August 6, 2003
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