Constructivist Leadership - Building Leadership Capacity - Touro Holmes Scholars Forum
Join us for the Touro Holmes Scholars Forum with Dr. Elizabeth Reilly, Tenured Professor in the School of Education at North Dakota State University.
The focus of this forum is to enable participants to navigate the leadership process by examining the level of engagement and skillfulness required for progression. Since everyone in the educational field is potentially a leader, this forum will help participants uncover the significance of aligning varied and diverse practices with commitment and capability to help leaders determine how they can support others with the knowledge they have gained through personal and professional experiences.
About the Presenter
Elizabeth C. Orozco Reilly has taught, researched, and led in higher education since 2001, with a prior career as an educational leader in PK-12 school systems. She presently serves as Professor (tenured) in the School of Education at North Dakota State University. Previously, she served as Head of NDSU’s SOE; Dean and Professor (tenured, full) in the School of Education at California State University, Channel Islands; as Chair and Professor (tenured, full) of Educational Leadership in the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University; and Associate Professor (tenured) in the Graduate School of Education and Psychology at Pepperdine University, among several academic appointments. Raised to stand against injustice wherever it appears, as a PK-12 classroom teacher and administrator in California, she served in urban, suburban, and rural schools and school districts, seeking to provide high-quality learning experiences that echoed her mother’s belief that “education gives you possibilities.”
