Impact of a summer leadership academy on high school student leader development

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A private university developed a week-long High School Leadership Academy for rising Sophomores. Over a period of two years, students were assessed both on their satisfaction with the program and their self-reported leader development as measured by the Student Leadership Practices Inventory®. Students displayed significant leadership growth across all practice areas, with especially significant improvement in the areas Model the Way and Inspire a Shared Vision. This paper describes the program in detail from formation to execution, presents data from student assessments, and gives recommendations for institutions looking to develop a similar program in the future.

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Pearson, N. G. (2021). Impact of a summer leadership academy on high school student leader development. Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice, 21(2), 32–38. https://doi.org/10.33423/JHETP.V21I2.4116

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