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Introduction to Leadership

Introduction to Leadership. By Mary Stephens. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Project Overview. Service Learning. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Background Information. Re-vision. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Program Objectives. E nhance Reframe

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Introduction to Leadership

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  1. Introduction to Leadership By Mary Stephens Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

  2. Project Overview Service Learning Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

  3. Background Information Re-vision Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

  4. Program Objectives • Enhance • Reframe • Build • Provide • Increase Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

  5. Clientele Benton Harbor Promise Students Photo by Mary Stephens

  6. Staff Program Coordinator Instructor Life Coaches Student Workers Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

  7. Available Resources Boys & Girls Club Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

  8. Needed Resources Facilities Supplies Communication Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

  9. Budget

  10. References Bailey, T. R., & Alfonso, M. (2005). Paths to persistence:An analysis ofresearch on program effectiveness at community colleges. (Research Report No. 06.1). Retrieved from http://www.luminafoundation.org/publications/PathstoPersistence.pdf Conley, P. A., & Hamlin, M. L. (2009). Justice-learning: Exploring the efficacy with low-income, first-generation college students. Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning. 16(1), 47-58. Retrieved from http://firstsearch.oclc.org.ezproxy.sienaheights. edu:2048/WebZ/FSPage?pagetype=return_frameset:sessionid=f sapp3-51342-hcqqupga8ew6lr:entitypagenum=6:0:entityframe durl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eric.ed.gov% 2Fcontentdelivery%2F servlet%2FERICServlet%3Faccno%3DEJ888073:entityframed title=ECO%2C+ERIC:entityframedtimeout=30:entityopenTitle =:entityopenAuthor=:entityopenNumber=:

  11. References Cox, P. L., Schmitt, E. D., Bobrowski, P. E., & Graham, G. (2005). Enhancing the first-year experience for business students: Student retention and academic success. Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management, 7(1), 40-68. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.comezproxy.sienaheights.edu: /docview/196733852/fulltextPDF/13C504A53357AA809E1/2?acc ountid=28644docview/195178102/fulltextPDF/13C501483121A84 BB3/5?accountid=28644 Hunter, J. (1998). The servant: A simple story of the true essence of leadership. New York, NY: Crown Business. Stavrianopoulos, K. (2008). Service learning within the freshman year experience. College Student Journal, 42(2), 703-712. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy.sienaheights.edu: 2048/docview/236526474/fulltextPDF/13C2BB71B706D5BCC 10/2?accountid=28644

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