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Leadership Summit 2022
July 8 to 10, Goa

Vision and History

The Annual Leadership Summit was an outcome of the realization among several leaders of IUCEE institutions that good governance and institutional leadership is fundamental to the survival and progress of Indian engineering institutions in the challenging times. The vision of the Leadership Summit is to bring together leadership teams of Consortium institutions in order to share and collaborate. The participation is limited to three members of the leadership of each institution, including management and academic leaders. The venue was chosen as Goa in order to encourage sharing in a relaxed environment.  

2022 Leadership Summit is scheduled on July 8 to 10 at Goa
The Theme is “Building Centres of Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL)”

Annual Leadership Summit 2022 July 8 to 10, Goa Building Centres of Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL)
Fri, July 8 ALL DAY Pre Summit Workshop 1 “TEACHING DESIGN THINKING” Dr. Bill Oakes, Purdue University ALL DAY Pre Summit Workshop 2 “SHAPING DEPARTMENT CULTURE” Dr. Kelly Ottman, Dr. Sohum Sohoni, MSOE, US
9:30 am First Half of Workshop First Half of Workshop
1:00 pm LUNCH
2:00 pm Workshop Continues Workshop Continues
5:00  pm Workshop Ends
7:00 pm WELCOMING BANQUET AND DINNER
 
Sat, July 9 CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND LEARNING (CETL)
8:30 am “Innovative Pedagogy and Assessment for Effective Implementation of NEP 2020” (Online Keynote 1: Dr. Manu Vora, Business Excellence Inc, Chicago, USA)
9:00 am Introductions of Participants
9:15 am “Liberal Arts in Engineering Education” (Keynote 2: Dr. Indira Parikh, past President FLAME U)
9:45 am Presentation by Teaching and Learning Center (KLE Tech University)
10:00 am Introducing IUCEE Programs and Guidelines for Breakout Session for Teaching and Learning
10:15 am Breakout Sessions “Relevance of IUCEE Programs and Teaching and Learning Centers to Institutional Priorities”
1:00 pm LUNCH
2:00 pm “Building/Strengthening Your Center of Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL)” Breakout Sessions by Institutions
3:45 pm BREAK
4:00 pm “Introducing Climate Change in the Curriculum” (Keynote 3: Dr. Uday Desai, past Director, IITH)
4:30 pm Breakouts Sessions by Institutions
5:00 pm Support from IUCEE Sponsors for IUCEE Teaching and Learning Centers MathWorks, Dassault Systemes
6:00 pm BREAK
7:30 pm NETWORKING COCKTAIL DINNER
   
Sun July 10 LEADERSHIP, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY
9:00 am “Strategies for Global Excellence at Private Universities in India” (Keynote 4: Mr. M.Sri Bharat, President, GITAM University)
9:30 am “Addressing Challenges of Academic Leadership at Department Level” (Keynote 5: Dr. Kelly Ottman MSOE)
10:00 am Breakout Sessions by Institutions
11:00 am “Developing Entrepreneurship Programs” (Keynote 6: Mr. Nitin Kulkarni, formerly KLE Tech U) 
11:30 am “IUCEE-MSA-CED Entrepreneurship Program” (Keynote 7: Er. Deepak Gadhia, MSA)
12:00 pm Breakout Sessions by Institutions
1:00 pm LUNCH
2:00 pm “NAE Grand Challenges, Sustainable Development Goals and Unnat Bharat Abhiyan”
2:30 pm Breakout Sessions by Institutions
3:00 pm Summit Ends
  • Sharing and learning from the case studies of ‘successful Institutional transformations’, through good governance and effective leadership and for institutions to identify specific areas for improve
  • Understanding the roles and responsibilities of the leaders in the institutional transformational process and the competencies they need to develop and establish a plan for development of these competencies
  • Understanding the systemic tools and frameworks that can be used to lead the engineering colleges and Universities to achieve excellence and to identify which two or three tools to be selected for deployment in the next year.

The 2018 Leadership Summit was able to bring to the Summit,  more than 16 international experts in engineering education who were part of the AP ICTIEE 2018 Conference in partnership with Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Council (APSSDC). A team connected with the Confederation of Indian Industries showcased the process by which several industry groups in India were able to improve their quality through collaborations. Members of the IUCEE Global Industry Advisory Forum (GIAF) decided to follow the example of the industry group. The Collaborations Groups were formed for sharing best practices among IUCEE institutions. More than 40 institutions participated.

The 2019 Leadership Summit highlighted emerging new collaborations with Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), Engineers Without Borders (EWB) as well as entrepreneurs for a Clean and Green Campus and Education Augmentation (IIT Bombay and Drona Edutronics). Collaboration Group Sessions were led by members of Global Industrial Advisory Forum.
  • Promoting Project Based Learning
  • Scaling up IUCEE International Engineering Educators Certification Program
  • Implementing Outcomes Based Education
  • Fostering Entrepreneurship
  • Setting up Teaching and Learning Centers
  • Enhancing First Year Engineering Education
  • Conducting Engineering Education Research Industry partners (Dassault Systemes, National Instruments, Mathworks) participated in a panel session. More than 40 participating institutions shared in informal sessions and prepared plans for the coming year.
The theme for the Summit was “Enhancing Institutional Excellence of Engineering Education”
Our Opening Keynote Speaker was Dr. Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman, AICTE. The specific sub-themes for the 2020 Summit this year have been selected on the basis of priorities identified in a “Voice of the Customer” survey of the leaders of 52 IUCEE Consortium institution leaders conducted through 19 online meetings during the month of May:
  • NIRF Ranking and Accreditation
  • Research and Funding
  • Industrial Collaborations
  • International Collaborations
  • Online Teaching

The program consisted of 17 keynote speeches and 10 panel discussions by leaders of IUCEE, as well as presentations by 4 industry sponsors..
Program announcement, schedule and recordings of the sessions are available here
Fees for participation were Rs. 2,000 for a team from IUCEE Consortium Institutions and Rs. 6,000 for a team from Non Consortium Institutions.
276 leaders from 45 institutions participated (including 14 Non-Consortium). 211 of these attended all 3 days and another 35 attended for 2 days.

The Theme was “Transforming the IUCEE Way to Improve Rankings”
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Program Co-ordinator

Mr. Jayant Sathe