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Learn More About Dr. Janel Curry
Throughout Dr. Janel Curry’s professional and academic career there have been three constant themes that have captured her attention:
Be Globally Informed
Intercultural competence is key to interacting in today’s world. Dr. Janel Curry’s work in global settings and pursuit of experiences that build understanding and relationships across cultures and places informs her leadership, which has been expressed via:
Fulbright fellowships—Canada, Hong Kong, Pakistan
Presentations and publications
Consulting, City University of Hong Kong
Consulting, Forman Christian College, Lahore, Pakistan
New Zealand research and experiences
Latin American experience
Book on Hong Kong
Assess and Evaluate Effectiveness
Organizations dedicated to achieving success recognize that good stewardship of resources and effort arises out of an openness to assessment, evaluation, and strategic alignment. Examples of where Dr. Janel Curry has worked with institution include:
Bethel University, St. Paul, MN, academic division strategic planning
Wheaton College, Illinois, consulting support for program priorities process
Medaille College, Buffalo, NY, interim VPAA with focus on academic restructuring and retention
Forman Christian College, Pakistan, evaluation of policies and budget models related to graduate programs
City University of Hong Kong, assessment of intellectual property policies and support the development of general education program
Kendall College of Art and Design, Grand Rapids, Michigan, strategic planning
Swan River, Manitoba, Clinical Pastoral Education Program assessment
Kings University College, Edmonton, Alberta, Environmental Studies Program evaluation
Grow Influential Leaders
Key to growing influential leaders lies in identifying successful strategies for developing a culture that incorporates the gifts that individuals bring to an organization and recognizing how to exercise those gifts. Dr. Janel Curry has played an essential role in several initiatives to grow leaders:
Mentored and coached individual leaders
Developed a 8-year faculty development pathway
Conducted faculty development workshops at Western Kentucky University, Gordon College, Calvin University, Bellarmine University, Indiana Wesleyan University, and Bethel University, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong Baptist University, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hang Seng School of Commerce (Pakistan), Forman Christian College (Pakistan)
Made national presentations and led workshops on best practices in leadership development
Carried out research that resulted in the promotion of best practices for women in leadership
Built a model of mentoring women in higher education