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--missed."
He said he still calls Meyen for advice or consultation for administrative matters, especially those concerning Internet college courses.
Meyen revels in return to teaching
Meyen is developing plans and instructions for two online courses in curriculum design for education graduate students. He will post his classes on the Internet in time for the spring semester.
By Lindsey Henry Kansan staff writer
This time last year, Edward Meyen spent his time in 230 Strong Hall, amid the flurry of meetings, phone calls and pressure that accompanied his position as executive vice chancellor.
Role as professor has less pressure
These days, Meyen passes his time in 2001 Dole, back in the role of a professor of special education — a role Meyen said he was happy to take.
After the recent administrative reorganization that combined the responsibilities of the executive vice chancellor and the vice chancellor for academic affairs into the provost position, Meyen left an administration he had served for 23 years.
Shulenburger said there was a noticeable absence in Strong Hall without Meyen.
"Any time you have a senior leadership change, you make the assumption there will be an evolutionary process down the line," Meyen said. "I miss getting to make decisions that affect the whole University, but I don't miss the many, many meetings, the many, many phone calls and problems."
Meyen said his time away from the administration taught him to see the University through the eyes of a faculty member — a process that has taken him a while to get used to.
interest in applying to fill the provost position, which David Shulenburger was appointed to last summer. Shulenburger was the vice chancellor of a academic affairs, and as
Meyen's position was eliminated to help meet Chancellor Robert Hemenway's reorganization goal, which was to reduce complications found in the various levels of University administration.
"I don't see any difference in the layers of the administration," Meyen said. "The difference is in the configuration of relationships, and the jury is still on out that one. Any change works to some extent if you want it to."
"You just look at the results, decisions and don't have the appreciation of what goes on behind the scenes," he said. "I think this makes me a far better administrator if I decided to get back in, but I'm not even thinking about that."
Meyen said that last year he had no
"I didn't want that at all," Meyen said. "Shulenburger has more than a full plate."
"There's a big difference without him," Shulenburger said. "His job was added to what I used to do; he is
Edward Meyen
the provost, he assumed Meyen's iob.
By Ashleigh Roberts
Kansan staff writer
Conference to teach women leadership
A lot of women don't think of themselves as leaders, but Barbara Ballard and the Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center are trying to change that this weekend.
The center is holding its second annual Women Student's Leadership Conference from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday in the Alderson Auditorium at the Kansas Union.
"There is no set definition of a leader," she said. "They need to know how to be an active participant at the University, in the community and in
Ballard, director of the Emily Taylor Women's Research Center, said women needed to get involved in leadership roles.
the workforce."
Emily Taylor, the founder of the center, is the keynote speaker. The conference will discuss topics including balancing personal and college life, believing in yourself, and becoming a more articulate and persuasive woman.
Renee Speicher, graduate assistant at the center, also will speak at the conference. Speicher said the conference was more than a couple of speeches.
"It is a conference for women, about women, and by women, providing a forum for self-exploration and potentializing leadership skills," she said.
Ballard said the National Women's Convention at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., last summer encouraged women to get involved in
"It is a conference for women,about women,and by women..."
Renee Speicher graduate assistant
leadership roles on a national level and the message was being heard all over the country.
You have to think about who helps
make public policy in the U.S. because there are very few women," she said. "Up until two years ago, there were only two women in the U.S. Senate. Now we have 47 women in the House of Representatives, and that is the most we've ever had."
Ballard said women needed to be in those positions so other women had more role models. She said the skills would help women's performance in their studies, job interviews and in getting to know other women on campus.
"There are many different ways to use these skills," she said. "To know more about leadership and how to be an active participant is part of the academic mission that gives women strengths they can capitalize on for the rest of their lives."
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