Building on the lessons of APC's Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Program (a mentored micro-incubator for future academic pathology leaders) and APC's Pathology Leadership Academies (live 1- to 2-day small group workshops on fundamental leadership topics), the Leadership Development & Diversity Committee launched the APC Pathology Leadership Fellows (APLF) program to cultivate leadership potential and opportunities by providing experiences and education that accelerate understanding and competency in the skills required for academic administration. In 2021, the APLF program welcomed its first class of 27 outstanding participants.
The Class of 2024-2025 APLF Program Application Period is Closed!
Eligibility
The APLF program is suitable for mid-to-senior level faculty (assistant, preferably associate, professor level faculty) pursuing vice chair, director, chief or chair roles. No more than two participants will be selected from any one APC member department in good standing (current dues paid).
Application/Program Details:
Application Packages Will Include:
Completed application form.
Current curriculum vitae.
Letter of commitment from the department chair to support program participation time.
Letter of recommendation from the department chair or other reference in a high-level leadership role (may be combined with the letter of commitment, if coming from the same department chair).
Application & Decision Timeline:
Applications Open – January 2024
Application Deadline – March 15, 2024
Applicant Notification – April 1, 2024
*The APC Pathology Leadership Fellows (APLF) is a year-long leadership development program. Please visit the Pathology Leadership Academy (PLA) webpage if you are looking for a more condensed leadership program to join. Our PLA is a one and a half day, in-person program to enhance leadership skills. Additional program details, eligibility, and registration can be found on the PLA webpage.
Alia Nazarullah, MD; University of Texas Health San Antonio Anupma Nayak, MBBS, MD; University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Barbara Ritschel, MD; Uniformed Services University Bharat Thyagarajan, MBBS, PhD; University of Minnesota Chieh-Yu Lin, MD, PhD; Washington University in St. Louis Claudia Cohn, MD, PhD; University of Minnesota Dorina Gui, MD, PhD; University of California, Davis Faqian Li, MD, PhD; University of Texas Health Science Center At San Antonio Hwajeong (Jenny) Lee, MD; Albany Medical College Jennifer Dunlap, MD; Oregon Health & Science University Kelly Smith, MD, PhD; University of Washington Keyur Patel, MD, PhD; The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Laurel Glaser, MD, PhD; University of Pennsylvania Liuyan Jiang, MD; Mayo Clinic Florida Matthew Karafin, MD, MSc; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Mica Grantham, MD; Howard University Hospital and College of Medicine Miriam Post, MD; University of Colorado Olajumoke Oladipo, MD; Penn State Health Hershey Medical Center Paul Staats, MD; University of Maryland School of Medicine Phyu Aung, MD, PhD; The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Rena Xian, MD, MS; Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Ronald Balassanian, MD; University of California, San Francisco Sally Campbell-Lee, MD; University of Illinois at Chicago Sanja Dacic, MD, PhD; Yale School of Medicine Satyapal Chahar, MD; University of Mississippi Medical Center
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