Enid A. Neidle Scholar-In-Residence Program
Through the Enid A. Neidle Scholars Program, a female faculty spends a minimum of three months (cumulative) in residence at the ADEA office in Washington, DC. The fellowship enables a scholar to focus on a broad range of issues facing female faculty members such as promotion, advancement and tenure policies, advanced education and research opportunities, and other gender related issues. While a fellow is in DC, she is exposed to a broad range of activities in progress, including Capitol Hill visits and contact with agencies in the Washington metropolitan area. Eligible applicants are ADEA members who are full-time female faculty with primary teaching appointments in predoctoral and advanced dental educational programs at ADEA member institutions. Junior faculty members are encouraged to apply.
Sponsor: Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Products
1994
Kerry Maguire
1995
Linda Wells
1996
Susan Silverton
1997
Deborah Studen-Pavlovich
1998
Vicky Evangelidis-Sakellson
1999
Emrey Moskowitz
2000
Paula Nesbitt
2001
Nina Markovic
2002
Mary Lynn Froeschle
2003
Wendy Hupp
2004
R. Denise How
2005
Mildred A. McClain
2006
Donna Grant-Mills
2007
Georgia Dounis
2008
Yoly Gonzalez-Stucker
ADEA Leadership Institute
2008-09
Dr. Monica J. Cayouette, Medical University of South Carolina
Dr. Janet M. Guthmiller, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Prof. Lorie A. Holt, University of Missouri–Kansas City
Dr. Lucinda J. Lyon, University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry
Dr. Theresa G. Mayfield, University of Louisville
Dr. Lisa M. Mruz, University at Buffalo
Dr. Michelle A. Robinson, University of Alabama at Birmingham (Sinkford Scholar)
2007-08
Dr. Canise Bean, The Ohio State University
Dr. Lisa Deem, The Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry, Temple University
Dr. Renee Duff, University of Michigan
Dr. Susan Duley, Clayton State University
Dr. Jacqueline Duncan, University of Connecticut
Dr. Dominique Galli, Indiana University
Dr. Lavern Holyfield, Baylor College of Dentistry
Dr. Pamela Hughes, University of Minnesota
Dr. Jean O’Donnell, University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Roberta Pileggi, University of Florida
Dr. Rebecca Pousson, Louisiana State University
Dr. Miriam Robbins, New York University
Dr. Adriana Segura, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Dr. Mary Walker, University of Missouri–Kansas City
Dr. Rebecca Wilder, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2006-07
Dr. Cynthia C. Gadbury-Amyot, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Dr. Poonam Jain, Southern Illinois University
Dr. Leslie Roeder, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Dr. Laureen A. Zubiarre, Columbia University
2005-06
Prof. Josette L. Beach, Portland Community College
Dr. Karen M. Crews, University of Mississippi
Dr. Elaine L. Davis, State University of New York at Buffalo
Dr. Nisha J. D’Silva, University of Michigan
Dr. Jane Gillespie, Southern Illinois University
Dr. Margaret Hill, University of Louisville
Dr. Andrea D. Jackson, Howard University
Dr. Janet Elisabeth Leigh, Louisiana State University
Dr. Elizabeth S. Pilcher, Medical University of South Carolina
Dr. Sharon C. Siegel, Nova Southeastern University
Dr. Denice C.L. Stewart, Oregon Health & Science University
Prof. Terri Tilliss, University of Colorado
2004-05
Grishondra Branch-Mays, University of Maryland
Jane P. Casada, University of Louisville
Sarah A. Gray, Temple University
Georgia K. Johnson, University of Iowa
Susan H. Kass, Miami Dade College
Mina Mina, University of Connecticut
Ivy D. Peltz, New York University
Mary Rafter, University of Michigan
Connie L. White, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Christine D. Wu, University of Illinois at Chicago
2003-04
Dr. Heidi L. Christensen, Loma Linda University
Dr. Nereyda P. Clark, University of Florida
Dr. Susan L. Dietrich, Lutheran Medical Center
Dr. Cherae M. Farmer-Dixon, Meharry Medical College
Prof. Kathy M. Geurink, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Dr. Joan E. Kowolik, Indiana University
Dr. Ana Karina Mascarenhas, Boston University
Dr. Marnie Oakley, University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Melanie R. Peterson, University of Louisville
Dr. Fonda Robinson, University of Kentucky
2001-02
Dr. Valeria V. Gordan, University of Florida
Prof. Donna Kotyk, Salish Kootenai College
Prof. Ann L. McCann, Baylor College of Dentistry
Dr. Jan K. Mitchell, Naval Postgraduate Dental School
Prof. Kathi R. Shepherd, University of Detroit Mercy
Prof. Nancy C. Zinser, Palm Beach Community College
2000-01
Dr. Jane C. Atkinson, University of Maryland
Dr. Elise S. Eisenberg, New York University
Dr. Diane Hoelscher, University of Detroit Mercy
Prof. Wendy E. Kerschbaum, University of Michigan
Dr. D. Denee Thomas, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Dr. Carroll-Ann Trotman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Dr. Juanita E. Villamil, University of Puerto Rico
Prof. Cheryl Westphal, New York University
1999-2000
Dr. Cecile Feldman, University of Medicine and Dentistry in New Jersey
Dr. Sandra Harris, Meharry Medical College
Prof. Durinda Mattana, University of Detroit Mercy
Dr. Denise Kassebaum, University of Colorado
Hedwig van Ameringen Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine Program (ELAM)
ELAM is the only in-depth national program that focuses on preparing women faculty in academic medicine for senior executive leadership positions. It is specifically designed for women faculty who have the greatest potential for assuming high-level leadership positions. This program is highly competitive and is limited to 40 fellows in each class. ELAM seeks candidates at associate professor level or higher who demonstrate some administrative experience, potential for further advancement, and support of their dean, chair, and institution.
1996-97
Dr. Lisa Tedesco
Prof. Pamela Zarkowski
1997-98
Dr. Sharon Turner
Dr. Phyllis Beemsterboer
1998-99
Dr. Susan Reisine
Dr. Karen West
1999-2000
Dr. Theola Douglas
Dr. Mary Martin
Dr. Valerie Murrah
Dr. Leslie Will
2000-01
Dr. Cherae Farmer-Dixon
Dr. Nanci Tofsky
Dr. Margot Van Dis
2001-02
Dr. Judith Buchanan
Dr. Yvonne Chalkley
Dr. Connie Drisko
Dr. Paula O’Neill
Dr. Shelia Price
2002-03
Dr. L’Tanya Bailey
Dr. Vicky Evangelidis-Sakellson
Dr. Denise Kassebaum
Dr. Marilyn Woolfolk
2003-04
Dr. Carol Hanes
Dr. Marsha Pyle
Dr. Ilka Rios
2004-05
Dr. Kathryn Atchison
Dr. Diane Ede-Nichols
Dr. Sandra O’Neal
Dr. Pamela Overman
Dr. Cecile Skinner
2005-06
Dr. Elise Eisenberg
Dr. Lily Garcia
Dr. Carol Lefebvre
2006-07
Prof. Cheryl DeVore
Dr. Teresa Dolan
Dr. Barbara Greenberg
Dr. Judith Jones
Dr. Wendy Mouradian
2007-08
Dr. Cynthia Beeman
Dr. Ana Lopez
2008-09
Dr. Sandra Andrieu
Dr. Leslie Karns
Dr. Melanie Peterson
Dr. Maria Ryan
*For residency, fees, and other information, contact the sponsoring organization.
Bryn Mawr Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration
This is a four-week residential program sponsored jointly by Bryn Mawr College and Higher Education Resources Services (HERS), Mid-America.
The Summer Institute, founded in 1975 at the University of Pennsylvania, was established to improve the status of women at the middle and executive levels of higher education administration. The Institute seeks to build a network of women administrators who are committed to work together and support each other in expanding opportunities for women in higher education.
Past graduates from dentistry are:
Prof. Cheryl H. DeVore
Dr. Marcia Boyd
Dr. Paula Friedman,
Dr. E. Dianne Rekow
Dr. Denice Stewart
American Council on Education (ACE) Fellows Program
Initiated in 1965, the ACE Fellows Program identifies and prepares future leaders in higher education. Fellows acquire sophisticated knowledge of funding, planning, budgeting, personnel management, and legal issues as well as comprehensive understanding of issues that affect higher education. Experience includes seminars, access to higher level decisionmaking on campus, and a wide variety of administrative activities. A minimum of five years college-level experience and a nomination by an institution’s chief academic officer are required.
1995
Dr. Susan Silverton
2002
Dr. Carroll-Ann Trotman
2007
Dr. Sharon Turner