Past Events
The Institute is designed to enhance the unique skills, perspectives, and abilities of women to lead in a rapidly changing higher education environment. The Institute will promote the development of current and emerging female leaders in higher education through its LeadHERship development program.
LeadHERship Unlocked: Mastering the Art of Work, Wellness & Wellness Conference 2025
Thie event, designed to cultivate leadership skills, promote wellness, and foster success, will be held on Thursday, March 27th, from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM at the Gateway Dining & Event Center, Virginia State University, followed by a networking session. Participants will engage with esteemed leaders and changemakers, gaining valuable insights on balancing professional and personal well-being.
Women Leaders @ HBCU Conference 2024
The Women Leaders @ HBCU Conference aims to recharge women leaders who have dedicated their lives for the betterment of Historically Black Colleges and Universities across this nation. Daily, these leaders devise and execute ways in which students, staff, and faculty can emanate excellence across all facets of academia.
While this promotes growth and stimulates innovation, the heavy lifting often leaves these leaders looking for safe spaces to be rejuvenated. Seeing this need spurred the Women’s LeadHERship Institute to develop such a summit. Here, women leaders will find new strategies for daily challenges and the camaraderie among peers who will become a sacred sister network.
June 24-25, 2024 | VSU Multi-Purpose Center
WLI Wellness Day 2023
Women’s LeadHERship Institute is sponsoring a special day women on university campus. WLI provided massages, meditation sessions, sip and paint, and a chat and chew lounge for networking from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm at the President’s House. Appetizers and Drinks will be served throughout the day.
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WLI Scholarship Recipients of VCU GEHLI, Class of 2023
VSU Women’s leadHERship Institute provided scholarships for six VSU female faculty and/or staff to participate and five staff members were selected.
