Two faculty welcomed into new cohort of Emerging Academic Leaders for fall 2024
Charles Anderson and Beth Johnson have been selected among 23 faculty members for the Penn State Emerging Academic Leaders (PSEAL) program for fall 2024. This initiative highlights individuals who have demonstrated exceptional potential for academic leadership and innovation within their fields.
Charles Anderson
Anderson is a professor of biology and associate department head of Research and Faculty Success and mentored by Lara Fowler, director, Penn State Sustainability and chief sustainability officer.
Beth Johnson
Johnson is an associate teaching professor, undergraduate students, and mentored by Jeff Adams, senior associate vice provost and senior associate dean, Undergraduate Education.
The program provides tailored professional development opportunities, fostering growth through mentorship and collaborative projects. Participants will engage with senior leaders and gain insights into strategic decision-making processes at Penn State.
"As we welcome these talented individuals into the Emerging Academic Leaders program, we are reminded of the rich diversity and potential within our faculty," said Ann Clements, associate vice provost for Faculty Affairs – Faculty Development. "Their innovative contributions are essential as we continue to push the boundaries of education and leadership in academia."
Visit the Penn State Emerging Academic Leaders Program page for more information about the PSEAL program.
For inquiries, contact Ann Clements, associate vice provost for Faculty Affairs, at acc13@psu.edu.