September 23, 2026 | 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM | OIT 103, Office of Information Technology Building, 300 Lem Morrison Drive
The Women's Leadership Community aims to foster discussions on leadership challenges and opportunities specifically within the Auburn context. We invite you to join us for engaging gatherings, where we'll facilitate semi-structured conversations that promise those illuminating "Aha!" moments. This faculty learning community is designed for all Auburn faculty and administrators interested in women's leadership discussions.
Talk: Wisdom in the Rearview Mirror
Five Moments I Finally Understand Differently
As I turned 55 in February, I started looking back at the experiences and people that shaped my leadership journey. Inspired by a conversation with my dad about wisdom and maturity, I'll share five lessons that took years to fully understand: adapting to help the team succeed, leading people as individuals, saying yes before you're ready, learning from mentors, and finding purpose beyond titles. Together, we'll reflect on how our experiences continue to teach us long after they happen and what we discover when we slow down enough to listen.
Jill Albin-Hill is Deputy CIO and Executive Director for Technology Operations at Auburn University, where she leads central IT operations and partners across the institution to advance innovation, security, and service excellence.
With over 20 years of experience in higher education and telecommunications, Jill is a recognized leader known for aligning technology strategy with institutional priorities and building resilient, high-performing teams. Her leadership focuses on moving organizations from individual execution to coordinated direction, empowering teams to deliver at scale while maintaining a strong culture of collaboration, accountability, and service.
Prior to Auburn, Jill served as Vice President of Technology and Operations at Dominican University, where she led enterprise IT transformation, expanded digital capabilities, and strengthened operational planning. She is a recipient of the Society for Information Management's CIO+ of the Year award and was recognized in Business Alabama's Women in Tech.
Register for Women's Leadership Community
Location: OIT 103, Office of Information Technology Building
300 Lem Morrison Drive
First floor main room
Parking: The South Quad Parking Deck sits directly next door at 330 Lem Morrison Drive. Auburn faculty and staff may park in the deck with a valid AU permit. Guests without a permit should use the designated visitor spaces on the second level of the South Quad deck and pay through ParkMobile, or call Parking Services at 334-844-4143 for help finding a spot.
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