Dr. Kathleen VanDyke, Enrollment & Academic Support Program Specialist at Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine (ENMED), achieved a significant milestone in her career by gaining acceptance into the prestigious National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) Emerging Leaders Program.
VanDyke is dedicated and passionate about academic advising. Her commitment to student success is genuine, and her innovative approaches and strategies set her apart in the field. Her acceptance into the NACADA Emerging Leaders Program is a well-deserved recognition of her dedication and achievements.
The NACADA Emerging Leaders Program is renowned for its rigorous selection process and comprehensive leadership development approach. The program is designed to foster diversity in leadership and enhance the professional capabilities of academic advisors, offering participants a unique opportunity to expand their leadership skills and professional network.
During the two-year program, VanDyke will participate in leadership development activities, work with peers, and build connections with experienced NACADA leaders. This rigorous program aims to develop future leaders in academic advising, preparing them to effectively drive positive change within their institutions and the broader NACADA community.
Additionally, VanDyke’s involvement in the program will positively impact the academic advising community. The knowledge and insights she gains from this program will enhance her ability to support ENMED students more effectively. Furthermore, as she assumes leadership positions within NACADA, she will play a key role in influencing the future of academic advising, advocating for best practices and fostering a culture of ongoing improvement.
VanDyke’s acceptance into the NACADA Emerging Leaders Program is a major achievement for ENMED. It offers an opportunity to enhance student educational development through quality academic advising, idea exchange, and advocacy. As she begins this journey, she is set to make a lasting impact on ENMED, students, and the academic advising community.
Congratulations, Dr. VanDyke!