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A leadership development series.

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A detailed step-by-step series--assessment, development, implementation and evaluation--forms a leadership program's structure. Main topics are identified; subtopics, chosen to meet the participants' specific needs, are developed from modules. Participants make the transition from each leadership unit: self-esteem and professional image; assertive communication; collaboration; problem-solving; coaching/mentoring; and time management/resource utilization.

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J Koeckeritz, E Stockbridge, C Zann. 1995. A leadership development series.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7770225/

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