Sentence examples for studied leadership from inspiring English sources

Experts have studied leadership psychologically, sociologically, and even "existentially-experientially".

However, Haikki (2014a, b) studied leadership in Early Childhood Education (ECE) in her thesis.

More recently, Albashiry et al. (2015a, b, c) studied leadership of curriculum development in TVET institutes in Yemen, where, similar to institutes in western Canada, curriculum is created and updated in close collaboration with industry.

My father is a retired Marine Corps Officer and he not only studied leadership, but he had the opportunity to teach leadership at the U.S. Naval Academy and other places.

In the two decades since, dozens of academic programs have sprung up to study leadership.

Schools that used to talk about "citizenship" now claim to train "the leaders of tomorrow"; academics study leadership in think tanks and institutes; leadership experts emote their way through talks about it on YouTube.

"I think the White House has come under such disrepute over the years that whether we have approached what would be the tipping point is hard to say," said James MacGregor Burns, a presidential historian at the University of Richmond, who studies leadership.

Dr O'Neil completed the 3-year Kellogg National Leadership Program, studying leadership, international development, and politics.

However, this dichotomizing perspective has been criticized, and other approaches to studying leadership have been taken by, for instance, Slevin and Covin (1990) that sees upon leadership as situational.

It's a rare and unique opportunity to be with such a diverse group of people studying leadership lessons from America's former presidents while we encounter leadership challenges of our own.

This study is the first to simultaneously study leadership, progression order and communication during movements in two different-sized groups of baboons.