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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"leadership and community"”.
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Leadership and community engagement in supermarket recruitment
… diseases such as high blood pressure and obesity. These diseases carry significant morbidity and mortality and account for hundreds of billions of dollars in healthcare spending and lost productivity per year in the U.S. Establishment of a supermarket is the most effective intervention …
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Lifecode: An Examination of the Shape, the Nature, and the Usage of the Oikoscode, a Replicative Nonformal Learning Pattern of Ethical Education for Leadership and Community Groups
… pattern, the lifecode of attitudinal framing and behavioral conduct that guided earliest Christianity, the generation of the first 25 years after the resurrection of Jesus.</p> <p>Method</p> <p>For this study in theory construction, Lynham‘s five-phased (conceptual development, …
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Advocating for inclusive leadership in Windsor
… discrimination in the workplace, my experiences and background transpired into a thesis about compassion, inclusive leadership, and community engagement. A first-person action research approach explored my leadership style and the impact of my intersectionality on my leadership experiences. …
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Examination Of An Independent School’s Site-Based Summer Program
… Three levels of theory, individual, group, and organizational, were utilized to analyze the experiences of students and instructors. The variety of opportunities and instructional design elements, the intentional alignment to the traditional school year, collegial discussions connecting …
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The Impact of Principal's Actions on High Performing Hispanic Schools
… the needs of both the changing population and the longstanding disparities in educational achievement between racial and ethnic groups. Building on research by Reyes, Scribner, and Scribner (1999), this study identifies the actions of principals in high performing Hispanic schools in Texas. …
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From Surveillance to Vigilance: A Relational Approach to College, Career, Military Readiness
… interpret their postsecondary preparedness and navigate the relational, structural, and cultural forces that shaped those experiences. CCMR policy mandates often assume individual deficits and technical compliance, producing a persistent disconnect between policy intentions and students’ …
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Postconflict Community Development in Sierra Leone: Western, Cultural, and National Influences
… eleven-year civil war. Rebel forces raped and murdered civilians, burned down crops and villages, and looted homes and community structures in a quest to overturn the long-corrupt government. Since 2002 communities have begun the process of developing toward a sustainable peace. Using …
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Testing a Model of Servant Leadership's Influence on Follower Outcomes: Exploring Mediation Effects of Follower Trust and Prosocial Identity
<p>Servant leadership is beginning to emerge as a premier positive leadership approach in the 21st century. However, recent theoretical propositions detailing the process through which servant leadership impacts outcomes has not been tested. Using the JD-R framework, the present study investigates …
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Community Foundations as Community Leaders
<p>Community foundations claim to play an integral role in fostering philanthropy at a community level all across the United States. Community foundations have three distinct operational roles, including asset building, grantmaking, and community leadership. While asset building and grantmaking …
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Re-Envisioning Electric Railway Power Systems in Dense Urban Regions
<p> Grid decarbonization and modernization are key requisites to combat global warming. Decarbonization entails the deployment of renewable energy sources, improving the energy efficiency of major consumers, and the electrification of the transportation and building sectors. Various US states and …
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Women mid-managers in Nevada community colleges: perceptions of organizational culture and its relationship to advancement
… was to determine how perceptions about current and preferred dimensions of organizational culture among women mid-managers in Nevada community colleges could be measured, compared, and evaluated to determine how definitions of organizational culture related to women's advancement within those …
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A Superintendent's Role in Creating Community
The context of leadership in the public school has become increasingly complex with the pressures of high stakes testing and accountability, changing student demographics, and financial challenges. Stakeholders must work together to develop effective strategies to increase student academic …
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Pursuing Equity in Diabetes Population
… (HbA1c >8) overtime leads to microvascular and macrovascular complications after the first and third years respectively, ultimately resulting in death after five years (Karter, 2016). Current Kaiser Permanente (KP) data stratified by race, ethnicity, age, and gender shows a significant …
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Identifying Dimensions of Montana Tribal Community Capacity in Relation to the Funding Application Process
Foundations and government agencies have historically played a critical role in supporting community-based health promotion programs (Easterling, Gallagher & Lodwich, 2003). Despite availability of federal and state funding for health promotion efforts within American Indian reservation communities …
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Identifying Dimensions of Montana Tribal Community Capacity in Relation to the Funding Application Process
Foundations and government agencies have historically played a critical role in supporting community-based health promotion programs (Easterling, Gallagher & Lodwich, 2003). Despite availability of federal and state funding for health promotion efforts within American Indian reservation communities …
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Collective leadership for community action: A case-based inquiry into supporting digital literacy initiatives
… is a pressing need for groups, organizations, and communities that are looking to identify solutions to local problems. As these local problems become increasingly complex, collaboration requires the engagement and active participation of diverse stakeholders. In order to support the success of …