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"A person whose way of being in the world-in a family, at work, or as a citizen-amounts to the exercise of authority on behalf of facilitating the development of those around him or her, is the person who can truly be called a leader." Robert Kegan and Lisa Lahey
Leadership: Multidisciplinary Perspectives Judicial education plays an important role in the healthy functioning of a state's judicial system by providing opportunities for knowledge and skills development as well as enhancing personal and professional growth. The Institute for Faculty Excellence in Judicial Education, in partnership with the State Justice Institute and The University of Memphis, provides an opportunity for participants to broaden their overall perspective about the nature and purpose of judicial education, while encouraging focused, individualized effort in one or more aspects of their teaching role. Since 1997, the Institute has led to the completion of over 120 original projects, each one conceived, planned and created by a participant in the interest of enhancing the administration of justice through education, information and technical assistance. We invite you to call upon the Institute participants as resources for court improvement and judicial education across the country. Summaries of projects from prior years are available upon request.
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