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About Us: Staff
The Lewis Center's most important resource is the expertise of its staff.
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Dr. Lovett H. Weems, Jr., executive director of the center, is a preeminent expert on leadership practice and theory in the United Methodist denomination. He is respected as a pastor, educator, author, and researcher. Contact.
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Dr. G. Douglass Lewis, former Wesley Seminary president, for whom the center is named, serves as senior fellow, focusing on leadership within theological education.
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Ann A. Michel, associate director of the Lewis Center, coordinates the Lewis Center's programming and is an editor of Leading Ideas e-newsletter. Contact.
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Joe Arnold, research manager, is responsible for designing and conducting research initiative. He also has lead staff responsibility for administering the Lewis Pastoral Leadership Inventory. Contact.
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Thomas James, resource manager, is responsible for developing and distributing Lewis Center resources using electronic media, distance-learning strategies, and newer technologies. Contact.
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Carol Follett serves as a part-time communications assistant for the Lewis Center handling electronic communication, maintaining the Lewis Center website (www.churchleadership.com), and preparing and distributing Leading Ideas and The Lewis Center Update. Contact.
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| The Lewis Center prides itself in identifying individuals in the church, in higher education, and in secular fields who are key resources for church leadership. It draws on the expertise of a wide array of scholars and practitioners, including the faculty of Wesley Theological Seminary.
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