Learn More About the Atla Board and its Work

The Atla Board of Directors is responsible for guiding the strategic direction of Atla and ensuring that it meets the needs of its members. Rather than transcribing what was a largely informal question-and-answer and listening session, this article highlights the primary concerns, structural processes, and relationship-building efforts that characterize the Board’s governance model. The session provided insights into the Board’s composition, the concerns of both Board members and the general membership, and the Board’s engagement strategies to strengthen relationships and ensure effective governance. The session also offered an opportunity for Board members to gather feedback from constituent members, known as the “moral owners.”

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ATLA Summary of Proceedings
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2025-03-10
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https://doi.org/10.31046/ddbb2k57
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Ego Development and Educational Practices
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Learn More About the Atla Board and its Work

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Learn More About the Atla Board and its Work

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Abstract

The Atla Board of Directors is responsible for guiding the strategic direction of Atla and ensuring that it meets the needs of its members. Rather than transcribing what was a largely informal question-and-answer and listening session, this article highlights the primary concerns, structural processes, and relationship-building efforts that characterize the Board’s governance model. The session provided insights into the Board’s composition, the concerns of both Board members and the general membership, and the Board’s engagement strategies to strengthen relationships and ensure effective governance. The session also offered an opportunity for Board members to gather feedback from constituent members, known as the “moral owners.”

ATLA Summary of Proceedings
Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (US), Graduate Theological Union (US), Wartburg Theological Seminary (US), Saint Paul University (CA)
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Ego Development and Educational Practices
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