EDUC 802
Leadership Seminar

George Mason University
Fall 2007

   Class - EDUC 802

This class was filled with learning opportunities!  To quote one of my papers, "As I reflect on my new insights to leadership, Dr. Galluzzo's challenge, how will this knowledge affect my budding leadership aspirations?   Profoundly!   My first, most important reaction is to finally vanquish suppositions that I will never be a leader!  The second step is to recognize qualities of leadership I have shown in the past and those I continue to demonstrate.  While understanding my leadership strengths, I will begin to develop the rest of the skills as described in my personal keys to leadership." 

 Galuzzo comments, "Excellent.  You are your own model, borderline, and contrary cases…all in one!"

In this class we explored many aspects of leadership.  Through readings, writing, discussions, and feedback we found models of leadership to corroborate our assertions.  Some of the topics were "Leadership is more than getting someone to do something or believe in something,"  "Knowledge is less important than power or authority," "Leaders can make organizations learn," and my reflections on leadership in relation to me.
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