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Cara Meixner, Ph.D.
ILA-Exchange Listserv Moderator

For those of you who don't know Cara, she has been a member of the ILA since the very beginning and attended and/or presented at six ILA conferences, beginning as far back as our second annual conference in Toronto in 2000.  Last year, she arranged funding for a group of undergraduate students from her university to attend the ILA in Vancouver.

Cara has contributed to leadership education as a researcher, staff member, consultant, and instructor. In 2004, she was awarded the American College Personnel Association’s Annuit Coeptis award for exemplary contributions to leadership studies. She has published several articles and book reviews pertaining to socially responsible leadership, gender dynamics, and social change. In addition to serving on the facilitation team for the LeaderShape Institute, Cara has delivered numerous presentations, workshops, and keynotes on topics related to leadership education. She was also responsible for the creation of a comprehensive leadership program, where she was Director of the Office of Student Involvement at Rollins University. Currently, Cara is the Assistant Professor of Graduate Psychology at the James Madison University. Her primary role at James Madison University is with the Center for Faculty Innovation and it connects with and supports the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, service-learning and off-campus engagement, leadership learning, and the development and transition of early career faculty. Cara’s formal teaching interests include leadership studies, organizational behavior, women’s studies and qualitative theories and methodologies

Cara Meixner
James Madison University
meixnecx@jmu.edu

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