Illysa Izenberg

Professor Illysa Izenberg is making strides in research on education leadership and policy at Johns Hopkins University, where she serves as an Associate Teaching Professor at the Whiting School of Engineering and the Center for Leadership Education. With a robust background spanning over 26 years in industry, strategy and management consulting, and coaching, Professor Izenberg brings a wealth of practical experience to her academic role. At Johns Hopkins, she is dedicated to imparting knowledge through a variety of courses, including Principles of Management, Engineering Management and Leadership, Management Theory and Practice, Workplace Ethics, and Foundations of the American Enterprise. Her teaching philosophy is deeply rooted in bridging theoretical concepts with real-world applications, ensuring that her students are well-prepared for the challenges of the modern workplace. Professor Izenberg's commitment to excellence in education has been recognized through numerous accolades. She is a recipient of the prestigious Johns Hopkins Alumni Association Excellence in Teaching Award and the Robert B. Pond Sr. Excellence in Teaching Award, both of which underscore her dedication to fostering an engaging and impactful learning environment. Beyond her teaching responsibilities, Professor Izenberg is actively involved in various initiatives aimed at enhancing educational leadership and policy. Her contributions to the field are marked by a continuous pursuit of innovative strategies that align with the evolving needs of both students and the broader educational landscape.