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Formal student leadership development programs should include these 5 elements in order to nurture individual growth, improve post-graduation opportunities, and increase student and alumni engagement.
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Learn about how Ravenscroft collaborated with CCL to develop a program to foster leadership skills in the entire school community, including students.
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Examine motivation and academic outcome differences between online and face-to-face community college developmental mathematics courses. Research investigates whether online students achieve academic success comparable to traditional classroom learners.
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Learn actions principals can take to increase teacher–principal trust through comparative case studies. Research identifies specific leadership behaviors forming the basis for effective trusting relationships between teachers and school administrators.
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See how investing in leadership development for K-12 principals, teachers, and staff can transform schools and entire school systems.
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CCL plans to build leadership skills across the state of Vermont, serving both individuals and organizations in the nonprofit and K-12 education space, with the support of a major gift from a CCL alum and longtime Vermont resident.
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Discover how CCL partnered with the Golden LEAF Foundation for the Golden Leaf Scholars Program to grow and develop college students into rural leaders in North Carolina.
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Read this case study to learn how CCL partnered with the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation to develop a unique coaching solution to develop college students and prepare them to be future leaders.
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The Women’s Professional Forum partnered with CCL to develop Girls Leadership Edge, a leadership development curriculum for girls between the ages of 13 and 15.
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Learn how relational trust strengthens adult school communities through 2 decades of school reform research. Study positions trust as a key factor enabling collaborative leadership and effective school improvement initiatives.
