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URL:https://cvcnigeria.org/events/labour-laws-and-the-nigerian-university-
 system-workshop/
SUMMARY:Labour Laws And The Nigerian University System Workshop.
DESCRIPTION:Labour Laws And The Nigerian University System Workshop.\nDate:
  4th – 6th May\, 2021\nClick Here For More Details
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 l Territory\, 900001\, Africa\, Nigeria
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Lagos;VALUE=DATE:20210608
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URL:https://cvcnigeria.org/events/technology-driven-campus-security-system
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SUMMARY:Technology Driven Campus Security Systems Workshop.
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LOCATION:Abuja\, No 4 Parakou Street Wuse II\, Abuja\, Abuja Federal Capita
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Lagos;VALUE=DATE:20210628
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URL:https://cvcnigeria.org/events/strategic-governance-of-nigerian-univers
 ity-for-global-excellence-for-pro-chancellors/
SUMMARY:Strategic Governance of Nigerian University For Global Excellence F
 or Pro Chancellors
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 l Territory\, 900001\, Africa\, Nigeria
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Lagos;VALUE=DATE:20211018
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URL:https://cvcnigeria.org/events/strategic-thinking-for-managing-challeng
 ing-times-and-creative-financing-of-higher-education/
SUMMARY:Strategic Thinking For Managing Challenging Times And Creative Fina
 ncing of Higher Education
DESCRIPTION:Date: 18th – 22nd October\, 2021.\nClick Here For Detail
LOCATION:Abuja\, No 4 Parakou Street Wuse II\, Abuja\, Abuja Federal Capita
 l Territory\, 900001\, Africa\, Nigeria
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URL:https://cvcnigeria.org/events/certificate-in-responsible-leadership-pr
 inciples-and-practices/
SUMMARY:Certificate in Responsible Leadership Principles and Practices
DESCRIPTION:\n\nCost: Free to participate\n\nWho to attend: Anyone from Ju
 nior\, Middle and Senior Academics &amp\; Professionals (Nigerian Universi
 ties\, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education\, NGOs and education agencie
 s).\n\nProject: Women Underrepresentation in Nigerian Higher Education Le
 adership: A partnership between University of Lincoln\, UK\; African Devel
 opment Institute of Research Methodology (ADIRM)\, Nigeria\; and Office of
  Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities. The project is fu
 nded by British Council – Gender Equality Partnership programme.\n\nFaci
 litators: UK and Nigerian Consultants/Trainers\n\nLink to Register to Joi
 n the programme: \n\nhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqvREaY6xRE
 bcZ0NrVhKXZlVrKaoL1x5kekw1cAhQSQqG01A/viewform?vc=0&amp\;c=0&amp\;w=1&amp\
 ;flr=0  \n\nFor further Inquiries\, please\, Email: ulnutp@cvcnigeria.or
 g\n\nOr contact the Project Coordinators:\n\nDr Paul Agu Igwe or Dr Hilary
  Duckett\n\nLincoln International Business School\, University of Lincoln\
 , UK\n\nLeadership Programme Activities \n\n\n\nDate\nContext\nLearning Ou
 tcomes \nStaffing\n \n\n\n \n \nResponsible Leadership Principles &amp\
 ; Practices\n \n \n\n\nThurs 04 May 2023\n\n3-5.00pm\nResponsible Leader
 ship Practices and SDG5 Gender Equality\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim: Explore principl
 es and processes of Responsible Leadership.\n\nObjectives: To understand t
 he World Economic Forum 5 Pillars of Responsible Leadership\; identify bes
 t practices through case study analysis\; examine the nexus between SDG5 (
 Gender Equity) and Responsible Leadership\; explore opportunities for Resp
 onsible Leadership in the Nigerian HE context.\n\nParticipants will: lear
 n how policies can be informed by principles of responsible leadership\; r
 eview their own practice in relation to responsible leadership behaviours\
 nHilary Duckett\nOpen Public\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n100-500 delegates\n\n\nThurs 11
  May 2023\n\n3-5.00pm\nCreating a Diverse and Inclusive Working Environmen
 t\n\n&nbsp\;\nPurpose: Address key issues for personal growth for women in
  leadership in higher education\n\n \n\nThis workshop aims to: Equip part
 icipants with knowledge and techniques on how to create a more harmonious 
 workplace by increasing employee's knowledge and awareness of cultural dif
 ferences while delivering information about how a person can change their 
 behaviour to be more inclusive.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nObjectives: To enable partic
 ipants to build a culture of inclusion and inclusive leadership\; learn ho
 w to overcome implicit bias\; learn how to increase cultural sensitivity a
 nd intelligence amongst different cultures\n\n&nbsp\;\nMagda Read\nOpen Pu
 blic\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n100-500 delegates\n\n\nThurs 18 May 2023\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n
 3-5.00pm\nPersonal Growth &amp\; Leadership Development\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim: 
 Provide an overview of some of the key drivers of leadership development.\
 n\n&nbsp\;\n\nProgramme objectives: To enable participants appreciate and
  understand important motivators for leadership endeavour- Values and Purp
 ose and how these can influence your workplace.\n\n&nbsp\;\nSybille Schiff
 mann\nOpen Public\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n100-500 delegates\n\n\nWed 24 May\n\n&nbsp
 \;\n\n2-3.30pm\nEDI Policies and Practices linked to SDGs\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim:
  To explore the role of Higher Education in challenging inequities: cultu
 re\, policies and practices.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nObjectives: To critically exam
 ine the contemporary role and implications of Equality\, Diversity\, and I
 nclusion in HE in connection with SDGs 5\, 10 and 16.\n\n&nbsp\;\nHanya Pi
 elichaty\nOpen Public\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n100 – 500 delegates\n\n\nThurs 8 Jun
 e 2023\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n3-5.00pm\nDeveloping an Entrepreneurial Mindset and L
 eadership Skills\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim:  To approach your leadership growth an
 d development in an enterprising way\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nBy the end of this sess
 ion: you will have started to apply entrepreneurial thinking and practice
 s to your own leadership work and development\, with a view to planning fo
 r positive change\nSybille Schiffmann\nOpen Public\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n100-500 d
 elegates\n\n\nThurs 15 June 2023\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n3-5.00pm\nSelf-Leadership P
 ractices\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim: To develop action research orientation to your 
 leadership practice.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nBy the end of this session: you will h
 ave identified key learning goals to support your development as a leader.
  You will also be able to utilise new feedback skills and approaches\n\n&n
 bsp\;\nSybille Schiffmann\nTrain the Trainer\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSelected delega
 tes\n\n\nThurs 22 June 2023\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n3-5.00pm\nMaking Decisions/ Taki
 ng Risks\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim: To equip participants with systematic framework
  to make smarter decisions &amp\; take risk.\n\nProgramme objective: Enabl
 e participants to learn tools and techniques that they can pass on to thei
 r institution.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nParticipants will: Distinguish between diffe
 rent decision-making models\; Develop competencies to make more informed d
 ecisions and lead change\; Learn different tools and techniques to make be
 tter decisions.\n\n&nbsp\;\nMagda Read\nTrain the Trainer\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSe
 lected delegates\n\n\nThurs 29 June 2023\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n3-5.00pm\nCommunica
 ting – Influencing and Persuading\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim: To equip participants
  with tools and techniques that they can use to effectively communicate\, 
 influence and persuade.\n\nProgramme objective: Enable participants to lea
 rn tools and techniques that they can pass on to their institution.\n\nPar
 ticipants will: develop a set of pragmatic communication techniques\; lea
 rn how to flex their individual communication style to influence people wi
 th different arenas\; explore the purpose and benefits of persuasion and l
 earn how to use a range of approaches to persuasion.\nMagda Read\nTrain th
 e Trainer\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSelected delegates\n\n\nThurs 6 July 2023\n\n&nbsp
 \;\n\n3-5.00pm\nManaging Others – Coaching and Mentoring\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim
 :  To provide an overview of the coaching and mentoring field and to exp
 erience a coaching approach in your conversations.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nBy the en
 d of this session: you will have a better understanding of the difference
 s between coaching and mentoring. You will have gained some practical skil
 ls to start coaching conversations within both coaching and mentoring cont
 exts.\nSybille Schiffmann\nTrain the Trainer\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSelected delega
 tes\n\n\nThurs 13 July 2023\n\n3-5.00pm\nManaging Change\n\n&nbsp\;\nAim:
   To understand key drivers and principles informing change agendas and 
 to engage and support colleagues through changes in your workplace.\n\nBy 
 the end of this session: you will have a better understanding of change dy
 namics\, principles and approaches. You will also start to explore the cha
 nge dynamics affecting stakeholders with a view to better engagement for c
 hange.\nSybille Schiffmann\nTrain the Trainer\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSelected deleg
 ates\n\n\nThurs 20 July 2023\n\n3-5.00pm\nTeams and Team Leadership\n\n&nb
 sp\;\nAim:  To provide an overview of key team development models\n\nBy 
 the end of this session: you will have applied practical tools to support
  the development of your team\, with a view to better collaboration\, unde
 rstanding joint purpose and improving delivery.\nSybille Schiffmann\nTrain
  the Trainer\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSelected delegates\n\n\nDate &amp\; Time 26 or 
 27 July (TBC)\n\n&nbsp\;\nTransformational Leadership and Mentoring at the
  Higher Education\nAim: To explore the process whereby leaders engage wit
 h and influence others - by paying attention to their needs\, raising thei
 r motivation\, and providing an ethical framework for decisions.\n\n&nbsp\
 ;\n\n&nbsp\;\nProf Eunice Seekoe\,\n\nDept of Higher Education and Trainin
 g\, South Africa\nOpen Public\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n100-500 delegates\n\n&nbsp\;\n
 \n\n\n&nbsp\;\nConsultants\, Facilitators and Trainers\n\n\n\n\n\nSybille 
 Schiffmann\n\nDirector of Deostara Limited\, Leadership Consultancy\n\nJus
 t over four years ago I became the founder and Director of Deostara Limite
 d\, a leadership consultancy that provides support for leaders and leaders
 hip teams to flourish\, in line with their values and purpose.  I provide
  121 and team coaching\, plus facilitation to support strategic and operat
 ional business planning\, leadership\, team development and change for exa
 mple.  Over the last four years\, I have designed and facilitated customi
 sed leadership development programmes for a wide range of clients. These h
 ave included:  health and social care organisations\, a leading SW back-o
 ffice and ITserviceS company\, and also within higher education\, local go
 vernment\, arts organisations and charities\, plus environmental and socia
 l sector organisations.  During this time\, I have been the independent C
 hair of the Wise Goose School of Coaching since 2020\, and I co-facilitate
  on its foundation and advanced coach training programmes with its founder
 .    See www.wisegoose.co.uk\n\n\n\n\n[caption id="attachment_6620" ali
 gn="alignnone" width="267"] Dr Hilary Duckett[/caption]\nDr Hilary Duckett
 \n\nAssociate Professor in Leadership – Lincoln International Business S
 chool\, University of Lincoln\, UK.\n\nI am an internationally experienced
  academic with a strong profile in portfolio development\, innovation and 
 educational management.  I have senior strategic and operational leadersh
 ip skills including the management of projects and inter-disciplinary team
 s. I’m involved in several funded research projects including a Manageme
 nt Knowledge Transfer Partnership and two international women’s equality
  project. I have university-wide roles in teaching and learning quality as
 surance and with research interests in leadership\, entrepreneurship\, and
  pedagogy.  I’m Director of the Lincoln International Business School D
 BA and experienced in digital delivery and content development. I’m crea
 tive and motivated with a wide range of project management experience. Am 
 co-lead of this project Women Underrepresentation in Nigerian Higher Educa
 tion Leadership: British Council – Gender Equality Partnership programme
 .\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\n\n[caption id="attachment_6619" align="al
 ignnone" width="126"] Dr Hanya Pielichaty[/caption]\nDr Hanya Pielichaty \
 n\nAssociate Professor\, Director of Student Inclusion at Eleanor Glanvill
 e Institute\, University of Lincoln.\n\nDr Hanya Pielichaty is an Associat
 e Professor at the University of Lincoln and is the Director of Student In
 clusion for the Eleanor Glanville Institute. Hanya’s research expertise 
 broadly relate to sport\, equity\, and education and more specifically to 
 gender (in)justice across contexts. Institutionally\, Hanya leads the MSc 
 (Hons) International Sports Business Management programme and teaches acro
 ss the BA (Hons) Sports Business Management degree. Externally\, Hanya is 
 the Founder and Director of the Critical Pedagogies in Sport international
  network and is a Director and Independent Trustee for the Active Partners
 hips National Board.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\n\n[caption id="attachment_6618" a
 lign="alignnone" width="117"] Prof. Eunice Seekoe[/caption]\nProf. Eunice 
 Seekoe\n\nDeputy Chair of National Entrepreneurial Development in Higher E
 ducation (EDHE) CoP and EDHE Researcher\n\nProf Eunice was former DVC: Tea
 ching\, Learning and Community Engagement (Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences
  University\, South Africa and Dean\, Faculty of Health Sciences\, Univers
 ity of Fort Hare\, South Africa. She was the Director of the Albertina Sis
 ulu Executive Leadership Programme in Health (ASELPH)\, a partnership amon
 gst the Universities of Fort Hare (Faculty of Health Sciences)\, Pretoria 
 (School of Public Health) and Harvard (School of Public Health). Prof. Eun
 ice hold a PhD\, MBA\, M Soc Sc in Nursing Education. Her academic career 
 started at the University of the Free State where she pioneered the develo
 pment and implementation of a Problem Based Learning and Community Based C
 urriculum within the School of Nursing.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\n\n[caption id=
 "attachment_6617" align="alignnone" width="264"] Magda Read[/caption]\nMag
 da Read\n\nLecturer in Organisational Behaviour and Management\, Lincoln I
 nternational Business School\, University of Lincoln. \n\nMagda is an exp
 erienced academic with a strong track record in implementing practice-base
 d learning. She specialises in Organizational Behaviour/Development\, Deci
 sion-making\, Leadership\, Community organisations\, Equality issues and E
 ntrepreneurship. Magda have held various strategic and operational roles w
 ith Government Departments (both UK and abroad)\, local authorities\, NGOs
  and private companies\, some of which are part of Fortune 500\, as well a
 s consultancy businesses and business development. Currently\, she teaches
  on postgraduate and undergraduate programmes at Lincoln International Bus
 iness School and leads on some postgraduate modules. Magda is a member of 
 Lincoln UNESCO Chair and leads on two international projects in gender and
  entrepreneurship.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\n\n[caption id="attachmen
 t_6616" align="alignnone" width="212"] Dr Paul Igwe[/caption]\nDr Paul Igw
 e\n\nProject Lead - Women Underrepresentation in Nigerian Higher Education
  Leadership: British Council – Gender Equality Partnership programme\n\n
 Currently\, I am the Programme Leader BA (Hons) Business with Entrepreneur
 ship and the Regional Academic Lead – West and East Africa at Lincoln In
 ternational Business School (LIBS)\, University of Lincoln\, UK. Also\, LI
 BS College Lead - Decolonising Curriculum and Research. I am a visiting P
 rofessor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Coal City University\, Enug
 u\, Nigeria. I am a founding member of UNESCO Chair on Sustainable Develop
 ment and Foresight at University of Lincoln. I have led several projects i
 ncluding Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Higher Education (IE4HE) proj
 ect\, part of British Council - Innovation for African Universities progra
 mme. I have published over 70 articles in internationally top ranked Journ
 als such as Studies in Higher Education\, International Journal of Entrepr
 eneurship &amp\; Innovation\, International Journal of Entrepreneurial Beh
 aviour Research\, Politics &amp\; Policy\, Innovations in Education and T
 eaching International\, etc. Also\, I have co-edited Four (4) Textbooks an
 d contributed over 15 Book Chapters on diversity of concepts\, theories an
 d contexts.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStakeholders Workshops and Confere
 nce\n\n\n\n \nContext\nStakeholders Workshops\n \n \n\n\nWed 20 April 2
 023\n\n3.00 – 4.30pm\n\nOnline\nSDGs Policies and Higher Education\n“S
 ustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5\, 6 and Implications to achievement 
 of SDG4” By Prof Nnamdi O. Madichie [45 minutes workshop]\n\n \n\n“Ge
 nder Equity in Nigerian HE Leadership: Conceptualising the Learning Proces
 sing of Women” By Dr Bridget Irene [45 minutes workshop]\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nN
 namdi Madichie is Professor of Marketing &amp\; Entrepreneurship at the Un
 iversity of Kigali\, Rwanda. He is also a Fellow of both the Chartered Ins
 titute of Marketing (FCIM) and the Chartered Management Institute (FCMI). 
 Professor Madichie is also a Senior Fellow of AdavanceHE.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nDr
  Bridget Irene (Assistant Professor in Enterprise and Entrepreneurship at 
 the International Center for Transformational Entrepreneurship\, Coventry 
 University)\n\n&nbsp\;\nPanel / Dialogue\nOpen Public\n\n\nAugust 2023 TBC
 \nInternational dimension of Gender Equality\n“What does Gender and Race
  Equality intersectionality mean for international academics?”\n\nBy Dr 
 Omolabake Fakunle (Chancellor’s Fellow\, Director of Equality\, Diversit
 y and Inclusion\, and Co-Convenor of the Race and Inclusivity in Global Ed
 ucation Network (RIGEN)\, University of Edinburgh\, Scotland)\nPanel / Dia
 logue\nOpen Public\n\n\nAugust 2023 TBC\nUN Sustainable Development Goals 
 (SDGs) and Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)\n&nbsp\;\n\nBy Dr Mahmoud M
 ohiedin (Faculty of Economics and Political Sciences\, Cairo University\, 
 University of Warwick)\nPanel / Dialogue\nOpen Public\n\n\n\nInternational
  Conference on Leadership &amp\; Gender – In conjunction with CVCNU @ 60
  years\n\n\n2 days’ International Conference  13 – 14 September 2023\
 nThemes: Gender and Leadership Issues\, Equity\, Equality\, Diversity\, an
 d Inclusion contexts\n\nAbstract submission [01 May – 16 June 2023]\n\nA
 ccepted submission notification [June 26-30\, 2023]\n\nFull paper submissi
 on [28 July 2023]\n\nWriting workshop to convert 10 - 15 best conference p
 apers to Edited Book and Journal special issue publication [October 2023]\
 n\nConference 13-14 September 2023\, Venue [To be confirmed soon]\n\n250 
 – 400 words Abstract Submission to: rebeccaemeordi@gmail.com\n\n&nbsp\;\
 n\n\n\n&nbsp\;
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URL:https://cvcnigeria.org/events/international-research-culture-conferenc
 e/
SUMMARY:International Research Culture Conference
DESCRIPTION:Kaduna State University in collaboration with the NUC and the C
 ommittee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities\n\norganises  Inter
 national Research Culture Conference. For details\, check the flier below\
 n\n[caption id="attachment_6858" align="aligncenter" width="269"] Internat
 ional Research Culture Conference[/caption]\n\n&nbsp\;
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DTEND:20231012T170000Z
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URL:https://cvcnigeria.org/events/international-conference-on-leadership-g
 ender/
SUMMARY:International Conference on Leadership & Gender
DESCRIPTION:Project: Women Underrepresentation in Nigerian Higher Education
  Leadership\n\nFunder: British Council - Gender Equality Partnership Progr
 amme\n\n\n\nIn Conjunction with CVCNU @ 60 Years Celebration\nOctober 8th
   - 12th\,  2023.\nAbuja (Nigeria) and Hybrid\nCall for Abstract and ful
 l paper and Registration\n\nLeadership and gender issues in the higher edu
 cation is the focus of the conference. Effective leadership is not the exc
 lusive domain of either men or women and both can learn from the other. In
 equality\, inequity\, disadvantage\, and exclusion have been highlighted a
 s major socio-economic indicators preventing development progress in many 
 developing economies. Research\, policies and practices of equity\, equali
 ty\, diversity and inclusion (EEDI) examines how to eliminate discriminati
 on related to gender\, age\, disability\, ethnicity\, religion\, physical\
 , language and socio-economic background.\n\nThe UN General Assembly on 10
  December 1948\, declared that “All human beings are born free and equal
  in dignity and rights” and Article 2 stated that “everyone is entitle
 d to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration\, without d
 istinction of any kind\, such as race\, colour\, sex\, language\, religion
 \, birth or other status.” In the light of these development\, this con
 ference focuses on exploring opportunities for sharing best practices in l
 eadership\, equal treatment legislation\, gender mainstreaming\, integrati
 on of the gender perspective into all other policies and specific measures
  for the advancement of women into higher leadership position in the highe
 r education system and other key sectors and organisations.\n\nThe Confere
 nce will be Co-hosted by the project: Women Underrepresentation in Nigeria
 n Higher Education Leadership: A partnership between University of Lincoln
 \, UK\; African Development Institute of Research Methodology (ADIRM)\, Ni
 geria\; and Office of Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universiti
 es (CVCNU). The project is funded by British Council – Gender Equality P
 artnership programme. Also\, the conference will be In Conjunction with CV
 CNU @ 60 Years Anniversary. The proposed City will be Abuja (Venue TBC) an
 d date will 13-14th September 2023.\n\nThis conference showcases and promo
 tes more awareness for the advancement of diversity that reflects on equal
 ity as a basic human right and the society should encourage everyone to pu
 rsue their chosen path in life\, have equal opportunities to thrive\, and 
 can equally participate in and lead in any organisation\, politics\, commu
 nity and society. Examples of topics which illustrate the scope of the con
 ference are provided below:\n\n 	Removing barriers and improving access to
  education for people of all genders\n 	Enabling or improving gender parit
 y between genders\n 	Removing gender bias in academic and research practic
 es\n 	Gendered style of leadership\n 	Gender and Management style\n 	Histo
 ricizingequity\, equality\, diversity and inclusion (EEDI)\n 	Higher Educa
 tion and EEDI issues and challenges\n 	60 years of Leadership in Nigerian 
 Universities\n 	Leadership and infrastructure\n 	Gender and Education Acce
 ss and Equity\n 	Inclusive policies and practices in Higher education\n 	C
 ultural and emotional intelligence\n 	Psychological safety\n 	Gender\, Hea
 lth and EEDI\n 	Gender\, Politics and EEDI\n 	ICT\, Gender and social equa
 lity or inequality\n 	Gender\, Poverty and EEDI\n 	Institutions\, Gender I
 ssues and EEDI\n 	Entrepreneurship\, Business Management\, Gender and EEDI
 \n 	Workplace\, Organisational Behaviour\, Gender and EEDI\n 	Gender-based
  violence\; Gender stereotypes\; Gender gaps in the labour market\; etc.\n
  	Best-practice case studies on women’s leadership and role models\n 	Ex
 amining women role models in education and other key industries\n 	The imp
 ortance of equity\, diversity and inclusion and key challenges\n 	EEDI pol
 icies and practices: What works\, effective\, or less effective\, and why?
 \n 	EEDI policies and practices related to staffing\, inclusive classroom 
 and campuses\, research and innovation initiatives \n\nConference Impact:
 \n\nThis conference provides you with a unique opportunity to share your s
 tory and your research interest with a global audience of women\, men\, ac
 ademia\, activists\, scholars\, politicians\, policymakers\, journalists\,
  social media\, etc.\n\nWho to attend:  Anyone from Junior\, Middle and 
 Senior Academics\, professionals\, administrators and policymakers from Ni
 gerian Universities\, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education\, Ministries 
 of Education and education agencies. Also\, presenters and participants fr
 om other African countries are welcomed.\n\nCo-Host: Women Underrepresent
 ation in Nigerian Higher Education Leadership: A partnership between Unive
 rsity of Lincoln\, UK\; African Development Institute of Research Methodol
 ogy (ADIRM)\, Nigeria\; and Office of Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nig
 erian Universities. The project is funded by British Council – Gender Eq
 uality Partnership programme.\n\nDate: October 8th  - 12th\,  2023.\n\nV
 enue: Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities (CVCNU)\, Se
 cretariat\, FCT\, Abuja\, Nigeria [Venue TBC] \n\nImportant Dates\n\n 	Ab
 stract submission [01 May – 16 June 2023]\n 	Accepted submission notific
 ation [June 26-30\, 2023]\n 	Full paper submission [28 July 2023]\n 	Writi
 ng workshop to convert 10 - 15 best conference papers to Edited Book and J
 ournal special issue publication [October 2023]\n\nSubmit full paper to: 
 rebeccaemeordi@gmail.com\n\nKeynote speakers and Guest speakers:\n\nList o
 ut soon …… through the project website\n\nConference Registration Form
 \n\nPresentation during the conference and attendance is FREE\, however\, 
 registration is required using this link:\n\nhttps://docs.google.com/forms
 /d/e/1FAIpQLSdV2YG1_7Mvafq0jmVbu2Bbg8Crc-1S_xX0J_Hew5WGZDI83Q/viewform?vc=
 0&amp\;c=0&amp\;w=1&amp\;flr=0\n\nBenefit for submitting paper and present
 ing:\n\n 	All presenters will receive a certificate of presentation\n 	The
  Best 5-8 papers will be peer-reviewed for publication in a special Issue 
 Journal publication (Thompson Reuters and Scopus ranked journal)\n 	The ne
 xt 10-12 papers will be peer-reviewed for publication as Chapters in an Ed
 ited Book on Gender and Leadership to be published by international publis
 hers (both printed book and online version).\n\nPartnering Universities Re
 presentatives\n\n\n\nUniversity of Calabar\nDr. Brenda Akpan\nExecutive Di
 rector\, Gender Development Centre\n\n\n\nDr. Kingsley Abang\nDeputy Direc
 tor\, Entrepreneurship Development Centre\n\n\n\nDr. Oluseyi Dada\nActing 
 Director\, Centre for Equality\, Diversity and Inclusivity\n\n\nCoal City 
 University\nDr. Felicia Moh\nGender Specialist\n\n\n\nOkechukwu Chukwuemek
 a\nEntrepreneurial Studies\n\n\n\nUchenna Chuka-Ujam\nEDI Specialist\n\n\n
 Niger Delta University\nProf. Comfort Mbachu\nGender Specialist\n\n\n\nDr.
  ThankGod Apere\nEntrepreneurial Studies\n\n\n\nProf. Christine Odi\nEDI S
 pecialist\n\n\nAlex Ekwueme Federal University\nDr. Ngozi Uduma\nDirector\
 , Centre for Gender Studies\n\n\n\nDr. Emmanuel Nweze\nDirector\, Centre f
 or Entrepreneurship\n\n\n\nProf. Dr. Johnny Ogunji\nDirector\, Academic Pl
 anning\n\n\nBingham University\nDr. Iguodala Hope Cole Imuetinyan\nCoordin
 ator\, Gender Studies\n\n\n\nDr. Aigbedion Marvelous Isibor\nDirector\, Ce
 ntre for Entrepreneurship\, Innovative and Leadership Studies\n\n\n\nMs. M
 onica Alexander Ankeli\nDirector\, Linkages and Transnational Education\n\
 n\nFederal University Lokoja\nDr. Roseline Oshewolo\nGender Studies Specia
 list\n\n\n\nDr. Martins Onimisi\nDirector of Entrepreneurship Development\
 n\n\n\nProf. Muhammad Nasiru Suleiman\nDirector of Research and Innovation
 \n\n\nGombe State University\nProf. O. A Adepoju\n\n\n\n\nDr. Nasiru Modib
 bo\n\n\n\n\nHadu Naphtali Ligari\n\n\n\nPrince Abubakar Audu University\nD
 r. Funmilayo Olubunmi Agbana\nGender Specialist\n\n\n\nDr. Meyamoh Mero On
 imisi\nEntrepreneurship\n\n\n\nProf. Daniel Friday Atidoga\nEDI Specialist
 \n\n\nBenue State University\nprof. Chinwe Muodumogu\nFormer Director\, Ce
 ntre for Gender Specialist\n\n\n\nProf. Benedict Iorzer. Labe\nDirector\, 
 Centre for Entrepreneurship Studies\n\n\n\nDr. Philip Bagu\nDeputy Directo
 r\, Quality Assurance\n\n\nLead City University\nDr. Modupe Ala\nGender Sp
 ecialist\n\n\n\nDr. E.R. Aderinto\nDirector\, Centre for Entrepreneurship\
 , and Innovation\n\n\n\nProf. Omolara Campbell\nDean Management and Social
  Science\n\n\nIgbenedion University\nDr. (Mrs) Ugiomon Eruteya\nGender Stu
 dies\n\n\n\nDr. Adekunle Sahees Ajisebiyawo\nEquality Diversity\n\n\n\nDr.
  (Mrs) Josiah Mary\nEntrepreneurial Studies\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nFor further 
 Inquiries\, please\, Email: ulnutp@cvcnigeria.org
CATEGORIES:CVCNU
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