Leadership Development
Subscribe to NewsletterFrom Prompting to Practice: Building Agentic AI Capabilities for Education Leaders
We are living through a pivotal moment at the intersection of technology and work. Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept or a tool reserved for specialists, it has arrived in our inboxes, our administrative workflows, and our clinical environments...
Designing AI-Enhanced Learning Activities: Pedagogy First, Technology Second
*Disclosure: The technologies and platforms mentioned in this article are discussed as representative examples of tools currently available to educators. Their inclusion should not be interpreted as a recommendation or endorsement. The author has received no financial...
Beyond the Technology: Leading Sustainable Digital Transformation in Health Professions Education
Everywhere we turn, technological advancements and the implications of rapidly evolving digital environments dominate conversations across higher education. In this digital age, leaders are faced with the challenge of building cultures, igniting innovation, and...
Technology, Humanity, and the Future of Healthcare Education: Reflection for Current Decisions
Healthcare has always evolved alongside science and technology, but the current digital revolution feels fundamentally different. Artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, predictive analytics, digital imaging, and automated clinical systems are no longer futuristic...
Confidence and Creativity in the Digital Age: A Personal Journey
Following 11 years in private dental practice, transitioning into full-time academics was challenging on many fronts, but not being technologically savvy required the steepest learning curve. The digital age reshaped not only how education is delivered but also how...
On Cultivating the Wisdom to Lead
In the March 2026 issue of Noteworthy, I argued in this article that the most important work of leadership development is not skill-building but the cultivation of purpose and judgment — the capacity to deliberate wisely about what matters in the service of a...
Financial Literacy as a Leadership Imperative
Financial literacy stands as one of the most critical yet unevenly developed competencies among academic leaders in health professions education. In our professional development work at AAL, we regularly encounter both extremes: the department chair who has never seen...
The Harder Work of Leadership Development: Cultivating Purpose and Judgment
Most formal leadership programming focuses on developing competencies — from managing conflict to leading change. No doubt, effective leaders need an ever-growing set of knowledge and skills — tools and practical guidance on how to use them. But for many institutions,...








