Abstract
Student learning outcomes assessment, when done right, is an ongoing and systematic process. Faculty and staff for leadership education programs often struggle to develop a comprehensive approach to assess the effectiveness of their programs, especially when those programs are offered through multiple modes of instruction. One department at a Midwestern public university has developed a thorough, five-stage process which any leadership education program can follow, regardless of size or method of delivery. This department considers three modes of instruction, including face-to-face on a traditional American campus, asynchronous online, and face-to-face at foreign universities via international partnerships. This manuscript describes the comprehensive process and offers readers considerations for implementation at their own institution.
Document Type
Article - campus only
Source Publication
Journal of Leadership Education
Version
Published Version
Publication Date
4-2022
Volume
21
Issue
2
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Recommended Citation
Klaus, K., McRay, J., & Bourgeois, J. (2022). Assessing leadership education in three instructional modalities: Lessons learned. Journal of Leadership Education, 21(2), 18. https://doi.org/10.12806/V21/I2/A1
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