The SUS Leadership Agility Program, designed in collaboration with Kellogg School of Management, equips leaders to advance their careers in academic medicine amidst an ever-changing landscape. The August 26-29, 2018 program leverages Kellogg’s strength in meeting the unique design requirements of the healthcare sector through faculty and practitioners who have instructed thousands of healthcare professionals on their leadership journey. This program is rooted in theory-driven knowledge and concrete strategies that allow participants to put new ideas into action.
The course will take place at the James L. Allen Center, which is located on Northwestern University’s Evanston, Illinois campus. The Allen Center is designed to facilitate peer learning and informal interactions among faculty and participants. During your stay, you will enjoy a private bedroom and bathroom and your commute to the program each morning is only a brief elevator ride or quick walk downstairs from your room. The Evanston Campus is about a 30-minute drive from Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport.
Who Should Attend: Aspiring Surgical Leaders, Division Chiefs, Center Leaders, Hospital and Medical School Leaders (note: this course is limited to 50 participants)
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Registration fees include:
• Private lodging at the Allen Center for the evenings of August 26, 27, and 28, 2018
• All meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) for the duration of the course beginning with Lunch on August 26 and concluding with Lunch on August 29
• Tuition
• Course Materials
This course is limited to 50 participants and guests are not permitted. Travel to and from the Allen Center for the course is the responsibility of the registrant.
Registration fees are:
Early Bird Registration (DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JUNE 1):
- $5,600 for SUS Members
- $6,000 for Non Members
After May 18, 2018:
- $5,900 for SUS Members
- $6,400 for Non Members
Additional fee if arriving to the Allen Center on August 25:
- $170 (includes lodging on the night of August 25 and meals at the Allen Center)