Information Sessions
October 1, 2009

We have the following information sessions scheduled before the March 1st, 2010 admission deadline. The dates, locations and times are as follows:

• October 15th – Fairfield, CT – Fairfield University - 8:30 AM
  
• October 15th – Providence, RI – Brown University – 6:00 PM


• October 22nd – Raleigh/Durham, NC – Wyndham RDR Triangle Park – 8:00 AM
  
• October 22nd – Charlotte, NC – Holiday Inn University Executive Park - 6:00 PM


• October 28th – Pittsburgh, PA – Point Park University – 6:00 PM


• October 29th – Chicago, IL – The Chicago School of Professional Psychology- 8:00 AM
• October 29th – Chicago, IL – University of Chicago – 6:00 PM


• November 11th – New York, NY – Penn Club – 6:00 PM


• November 19th – Baltimore, MD – Loyola College, MD - 8:00 AM
  
• November 19th – Washington, DC – Strayer University – 6:00 PM


• December 8th – Philadelphia, PA – University of Pennsylvania – 6:00 PM


• January 12th – New York, NY – Penn Club – 8:00 AM


• January 21st – Los Angeles, California – USC 8:30 AM
  

If you are interested in attending please RSVP no later than twenty-four hours before the start of the information session.

The Executive Doctorate Catalog
September 30 , 2009

To find more information about The Executive Doctorate please download our new 2009/2010 catalog.

Information Sessions
January 12, 2009

We have six information sessions scheduled before the admissions deadline for 2009. The flyers, dates and location times are as follows:

• Northern California, January 22nd
• Washington, D.C., January 27th
• Boston, January 29th
• New York, February 2nd
• Atlanta, February 5th

If you are interested in attending please RSVP to Ginger O'Neill by the date specified in the flyer for your particular location.

Penn Bookstore Event
November 5, 2008

Its not often one of our Alumnus is a guest of the bookstore! Congrats Bill Kiehl member of Cohort 5!

Bill Kiehl, Ph.D.
"Global Intentions, Local Results: How Colleges Can Create International Communities."
Monday, Nov. 17 at 6PM
Penn Bookstore, 2nd Level

Fall 2008 Newsletter
November 4, 2008

Welcome Blake Naughton! Our new Director of the Executive Doctorate program. He isn't the only one that is new. We also have 23 new students that started in August. See what else is happening!

Spring 2008 Newsletter
June 1, 2008

Congrats Cohort 6 on a job well done. A perfect day to graduate and couldn't ask for better weather. Check out some new happenings at Exec Doc.

Spring 2007 Newsletter
May 23, 2007

Congratulations are in order to the new alumni of the Executive Doctorate program! More information about current Exec Doc items and the graduating class can be found in our spring newsletter. Enjoy!

Winter 2007 Newsletter
February 1st, 2007

Do you want to follow up on all the Alumni happenings from Alumni weekend? What is the new cohort reading? Find out here!

University of Pennsylvania Executive Doctorate Information Session
January 23, 2007

The Executive Doctorate is an innovative, integrated and interdisciplinary Ed. D. program for executives and senior managers in higher education and related organizations. We invite you to learn more about the program.

Please join us for an information session led by Dr. Hilton Hallock, Director.

Date and Time: Friday, February 9th, 2007 at 3:30 PM
Location: The Wasserman Center for Career Development

New York University 133 E. 13th Street
2nd Floor (Near Union Square)
New York, NY 10003

RSVP: By February 5th to hem@gse.upenn.edu

The Executive Doctorate Initiates Online Journal
November 1st, 2006

Members of the Class of 2006 are in the process of developing an online, peer-reviewed journal sponsored by the Executive Doctorate program, tentatively to be called the Journal of Management in Higher Education. The purpose of the journal is to examine critical issues in higher education management in ways that cut across functional areas and institutional contexts. Once implemented, the journal will serve a national audience of leaders working in a broad range of administrative, academic, and policy arenas by providing a forum for scholarship that informs practice. Semi-annual issues will focus on a theme or problem of practice in higher education management. Issues may include feature articles (empirical research, literature reviews, and theoretical papers), media reviews, and guest commentaries.

Call for submissions: The first issue will be devoted to Managing Organizational Cultures and Change. Articles, reviews, and descriptions of programs that advance the innovative and strategic management of higher education environments are welcome. Proposed articles for this issue, planned for late Spring 2007, should be submitted by DECEMBER 1, 2006. Please see submission guidelines before submission. If you would like to discuss a proposed article or suggest themes for future issues, feel free to contact Tim Fournier.

Call for reviewers: If you are interested in being a peer reviewer for the journal, please e-mail Tim Fournier a letter of interest outlining your higher education management experiences and areas of expertise.

Fall 2006 Newsletter

New staff updates, introduction to cohort 6 and new program changes. Check it out!!

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