LBCC Names Oregon Institute Leadership Development Participant
M'Liss Runyon, graphic artist for Linn-Benton Community College marketing department, has been chosen to participate in the Oregon Institute for Leadership Development June 24-27 at Silver Falls State Park.
This four-day program is for faculty, staff and administrators in Oregon’s community colleges interested in leadership, personal and professional growth.
Runyon, from Corvallis, was chosen for her professional abilities and potential, and her interest in advancement. OILD is recognized by colleges throughout the state, and is modeled after the National Institute for Leadership Development.
Session topics include human relations skills, problem solving, balancing priorities, team building, leadership, and organizational transformation as well as discussions with state experts and community college leaders on the issues confronting community colleges during the next decade.
This four-day program is for faculty, staff and administrators in Oregon’s community colleges interested in leadership, personal and professional growth.
Runyon, from Corvallis, was chosen for her professional abilities and potential, and her interest in advancement. OILD is recognized by colleges throughout the state, and is modeled after the National Institute for Leadership Development.
Session topics include human relations skills, problem solving, balancing priorities, team building, leadership, and organizational transformation as well as discussions with state experts and community college leaders on the issues confronting community colleges during the next decade.
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