January 17, 2025 - 02:45

Joy Gaston Gayles, an esteemed Alumni Distinguished Graduate Professor and head of the Department of Educational Leadership, Policy, and Human Development at NC State’s College of Education, has been honored with an invitation to join the prestigious 2025 cohort of the ACC Academic Leaders Network. This selection recognizes her exceptional contributions to higher education and her commitment to fostering leadership within academic institutions.
The ACC Academic Leaders Network is designed to enhance the leadership capabilities of its members through collaboration, mentorship, and professional development. Being part of this network provides Gayles with a unique platform to engage with fellow leaders across the Atlantic Coast Conference, sharing insights and strategies that can benefit their respective institutions.
Gayles' selection reflects her dedication to advancing educational practices and her influence in shaping future leaders in the field. Her involvement in the network is anticipated to not only enrich her professional journey but also contribute positively to the broader academic community.
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