Arizona Program for Policy, Ethics & Education Leadership (APPEEL)
The AZ Program for Policy, Ethics & Education Leadership (APPEEL) is being led by:
Lincoln Professor Caroline Turner
APPEEL is a ten-month professional development program for emerging leaders in education and related fields co-sponsored by the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics, and the Mary Lou Fulton Institute & Graduate School of Education at Arizona State University.
APPEEL’s mission is to develop strategic, executive leaders in public and private organizations who have the capacity to create and implement sound public policy to improve outcomes for children, youth and adults.
APPEEL participants hold full-time positions in diverse organizations at the local, state and national levels. Fellows remain in their full-time positions and use their work environment as the context for examining important leadership and policy issues in the state and in the nation. APPEEL activities are directed by Lincoln Professor Caroline Turner, statewide Coordinator.
APPEEL brings Fellows and ideas together through a variety of learning opportunities (such as seminars, guest lectures, informal discussions, site visits, skill development workshops) and through electronic networking and information sharing. Fellows will also conduct projects related to the program focus on the nexus of policy, ethics and educational leadership. Completed projects will aim to have an applied impact for the betterment of educational opportunities for our state’s children, youth, and adults. In addition, Fellows will participate in three state mini-conferences during the fellowship year. Mini-conferences will be held in Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff, Arizona.
Each year, this program is open to the community through an application process. To apply, go to APPEEL- Apply Online!
Arizona Program for Policy, Ethics & Education Leadership Details
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