First Page
28
Last Page
41
Abstract
this study intends to unveil key principles that configure the Undergraduate Leadership Program (ULP) implemented at a private university in the State of Michigan, USA. through a qualitative method of case study, this paper depicts the model and how students have responded. Data were collected using a focus group and model characteristics. the results indicate that student-centered and active learning was associated with significant leadership gains among students. although some academic settings may have resistance to innovation, the program outcomes represent a promising program alternative for universities as well as non-academic trainers who desire to be intentional about developing leadership skills in young people.
Recommended Citation
Gregorutti, Gus; Siebold, Randy; and Ferguson, David K.
(2017)
"Leading Undergraduates to Become Leaders: A Case Study,"
Journal of Applied Christian Leadership:
Vol. 11:
No.
1, 28-41.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/jacl/vol11/iss1/2