Dr. Colleen Chesterman

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  www.awg.org/News/enews/enews-dec99-11.txt - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/1/1999    Last Visited: 10/26/2009  

  Colleen Chesterman, director, Australian Technology Network Women's Executive Development Program *Dr.

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  www.awg.org/news/enews/enews-dec99-11.txt - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/1/1999    Last Visited: 11/9/2008  

  *Dr. Colleen Chesterman, director, Australian Technology Network Women's Executive Development Program

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  ATN-WEXDEV Research Conference 2003 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/4/2003    Last Visited: 1/27/2007  

  Keynote speakers | Dr Colleen Chesterman | Ms Hanifa Deen | Professor Julianne Cheek | Maxine Murray | Professor Lesley Johnson | Stephanie Faulkner
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  Dr Colleen Chesterman, ATN-WEXDEV National Director Professor Julianne Cheek, University of South Australia
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  Dr Colleen ChestermanATN WEXDEV National Director
  
  Dr Colleen Chesterman has an Honours Arts degree from Sydney University, a Master's in Sociology from Warwick University in UK and a Doctorate in Creative Arts from UTS.She has taught in schools and universities and worked in publishing and research.For three years, she was Deputy Director of the NSW Women's Co-ordination Unit and for four years Director of the NSW Council of Social Service, the major representative body in social policy and community development.Since 1997 she has been National Director of ATN WEXDEV, an executive development program for senior women in 5 major Australian universities.In this role, she has published extensively on women's leadership in higher education.She has developed and run a number of training programs on personal professional development, change management and strategic planning.In 2000 she wrote Mentoring for Women in Higher Education for the Association of Commonwealth Universities and has set up a mentoring network in South Africa and trained women in mentoring in Pakistan.Since 2000, she has run an Australian government-funded program in South Africa, establishing a training and support network among senior women in South African higher education She is currently undertaking a major Australia-wide research project on senior women and their impact on managerial cultures, in universities, public and private sectors.

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  ATN-WEXDEV Research Conference 2003 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/4/2003    Last Visited: 10/28/2006  

  Keynote speakers | Dr Colleen Chesterman | Ms Hanifa Deen | Professor Julianne Cheek | Maxine Murray | Professor Lesley Johnson | Stephanie Faulkner
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  Dr Colleen Chesterman, ATN-WEXDEV National Director
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  Colleen Chesterman
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  Dr Colleen ChestermanATN WEXDEV National Director
  
  Dr Colleen Chesterman has an Honours Arts degree from Sydney University, a Master's in Sociology from Warwick University in UK and a Doctorate in Creative Arts from UTS.She has taught in schools and universities and worked in publishing and research.For three years, she was Deputy Director of the NSW Women's Co-ordination Unit and for four years Director of the NSW Council of Social Service, the major representative body in social policy and community development.Since 1997 she has been National Director of ATN WEXDEV, an executive development program for senior women in 5 major Australian universities.In this role, she has published extensively on women's leadership in higher education.She has developed and run a number of training programs on personal professional development, change management and strategic planning.In 2000 she wrote Mentoring for Women in Higher Education for the Association of Commonwealth Universities and has set up a mentoring network in South Africa and trained women in mentoring in Pakistan.Since 2000, she has run an Australian government-funded program in South Africa, establishing a training and support network among senior women in South African higher education She is currently undertaking a major Australia-wide research project on senior women and their impact on managerial cultures, in universities, public and private sectors.

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  AWID - Announcements - [Cached Version]
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  Dr Colleen Chesterman National Director ATN WEXDEV Program University ofTechnology, Sydney P O Box 123, SYDNEY NSW 2007 Australia P) 61 2 9514 2931F) 61 2 9514 1327 E-mail:colleen.chesterman@uts.edu.au website

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  Abstracts for Wednesday - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/27/2005    Last Visited: 1/18/2008  

  Professor Hilary Winchester (UniSA) Shard Lorenzo (UniSA), Lyn Browning (UniSA), Dr Colleen Chesterman (UTS)

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  April 2004, No. 3: UNCHR session postpones human... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/1/2004    Last Visited: 5/15/2006  

  This is the conclusion of the study "Senior Women Executives and Cultures of Management" co-authored by Dr. Colleen Chesterman, national director of the women's executive development programme at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS); Dr. Anne Ross-Smith, head of the school of management at UTS; and Dr. Margaret Peters from the University of South Australia.
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  Chesterman says the study acknowledged the difficulties of lone women trying to make it to the top.

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  Beware the isolated woman boss! - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/3/2004    Last Visited: 4/4/2004  

  Dr Colleen Chesterman, a co-author and national director of the women's executive development program at UTS said: "To create change is hard when you're an isolated woman.

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  Published on: 4/6/2006    Last Visited: 11/28/2008  

  Co-author, Dr Colleen Chesterman, National Director of the Women's Executive Development Program, based at the University of technology, Sydney, said "We found that women did make a difference, and both men and women profited from the difference."

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  Conference Listing - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2004    Last Visited: 2/11/2005  

  Speakers include Dr Myron Rogers (USA), Professor Jenny Gore (Newcastle University), Professor Geoff Scott (University of Western Sydney), Professor Steve Dinham (University of New England) and Dr Colleen Chesterman (University of Technology, Sydney).

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