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Big Dog's Leadership Page
This page may be used as the start of a lesson outline for Leadership Development programs. It contains recommended topics and learning activities.
Note that some of the activities include surveys, questionnaires, and self-assessments. These activities are designed to inspire reflection on how the concepts relate to one's workplace.
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Marc Laurentino (Staff)

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Crystal Neumann (Administrator)
The links provide interesting case studies and examples to use in class. There are some good discussion questions to get students going on a topic. The visuals are not bad but could be a bit more attractive. There are lots of ideas for activities, which is quite helpful.

Marguerite Barta (Faculty)
I was particularly impressed with the depth and breadth of the material at this resource site. Rarely do I find this much material as well organized. Additionally, because of the depth and breadth available it gave me a broad base for ideas and thoughts to expand the minds and the learning of my students. Well done.

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Jo Yudess (Faculty)
I have seen pieces of this before while searching the internet. Now that I have seen the full site, I know I will use it for myself and for students. I teach in a Leadership minor program and I enjoyed the learning activities the site provides. I am particularly happy that leadership is not confused with management here. Both are useful in an organization, but they are different.

Linda Mast (Faculty)
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Prakash Menon (Faculty)
Ron Purser (Faculty)
Organizational Behavior course. It provides a good introduction to Maslow's
Hierarchy of Needs, McGregor's Theory X vs. Theory Y, and Herzberg's Motivation
Theory. Graphics are visually appealing.
Catherine Honig (Faculty)