Journal of Leadership Education: Volume 14 Issue 4 , Open Access

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Leadership Education for the Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous Now: A Challenge to the Field

Moreen Travis Carvan

Edgar Schein (2004) proposed that leading was in the midst of an evolutionary shift in which the primary challenge would be to sustain a culture of learning in an emerging “age of…

Developing Collaborative and Innovative Leadership: Practices for Fostering a New Mindset

Doug Paxton, Suzanne Van Stralen

“We live at a hinge time in history, a threshold time when societies and cultures are being recomposed. We are learning that the way life used to work—or the way we thought it…

How Does Learning in Leadership Work? A Conceptual Change Perspective

Matthew W. Grimes

As the field of leadership education continues to prioritize learning in leadership, it is important to ask the question: What do we know about the learning process itself…

The Use of A Formative Assessment In Progressive Leader Development

Ira H. Martin, Laurel Goulet, JennyMae K. Martin, Jake Owens

As institutions continue to place value on developing leaders, it becomes increasingly important to effectively assess students’ leadership skills. The development and subsequent…

Global Leadership Model for Health Professions Education – A Case Study of the FAIMER program

Zahra Ladhan, Henal Shah, Ray Wells, Stacey Friedman, Juanita Bezuidenhout, Ben van Heerden, Henry Campos, Page S. Morahan

The health workforce of the 21st century has enormous challenges; health professionals need to be both experts in their field and equipped with leadership and managerial skills…

Servant Leadership: Teaching the Helping Professional

Joyce W. Fields, Karen C. Thompson, Julie R. Hawkins

Robert Greenleaf’s principles of servant leadership are relevant to the helping professions, including empowerment and development of others, service to others, and open and…

Lessons From Abroad: Teaching Cultural and Global Leadership in the U.S. Classroom

Jeff Zimmerman

This paper provides an insightful perspective to the common problem facing many global leadership educators across the U.S.: helping students understand “global leadership” while…

Well-being, leadership,andpositive organizationalscholarship: A case study of project-based learning in higher education

Nance Lucas, Fallon R. Goodman

The emerging fields of positive psychology and positive organizational scholarship (POS) contribute new perspectives and approaches for leadership education and leadership…

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e-ISSN:

1552-9045

Online date, start – end:

2023

Journal’s owner:

Association of Leadership Educators

Open Access:

open access

Editor:

  • Dr Jackie Bruce