Ep. 08 - “Championing Excellence: A Conversation on Advocacy and Leadership”ADAC is excited to bring you another episode of ADAC Answers, an #educationpodcast for all!In our FREE 30-minute podcast, Julie Cantillon Ph.D. provides insights into her extensive career in education and her new role at ADAC as the Vice President of Academic & Advocacy. In this episode, we delve into:●The evolution of Julie Cantillon, Ph.D., from a Catholic school teacher to her current role as Vice President for Academics & Advocacy at ADAC. She shares insights into her diverse career journey and how it has cultivated her distinct outlook on education and advocacy.●Exploring qualities of effective education leadership, Julie sheds light on her emphasis on enhancing teacher leadership to elevate education at the diocesan level.●Julie navigates challenges within education, drawing from her extensive background in diverse institutions and providing strategies to overcome these hurdles.● And more!Invest just 30 minutes with us to listen to “Championing Excellence: A Conversation on Advocacy and Leadership” Then, armed with new insight, check out how ADAC can assist your school with its particular needs and many other needs that your school may have. And also, be sure to check out and remain updated on the rest of our ADACAnswers podcast episodes.If you have any topics that you would like addressed in a future episode or to share your thoughts about today's episode, please do so by using the hashtag #ADACAnswers.As follows is the bio of our guest speaker Julie Cantillon, Ph.D:Julie Cantillon, Ph.D (ADAC Vice President for Academics & Advocacy): An experienced Catholic school teacher and leader, Julie Cantillon has served as an associate superintendent in the Diocese of San Diego and as the academic dean of the Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins University. Julie’s broad experience and training include completing professional learning at the Learning Forward Academy at which her multi-year problem-of-practice focus was on elevating at the diocesan level teacher leadership. Julie holds a bachelor’s degree from Saint Anselm College, a master’s degree from Simmons College, and a doctoral degree from the University of San Diego.