Student Outcomes

Ph.D. in Leadership Studies

Department of Leadership Studies

Learning Outcomes

Outcome 1: Ph.D. candidates will articulate prominent leadership theories in Leadership Studies, analyze and critique these theories, and apply these theories in the course of addressing a variety of organizational issues and problems.

Outcome 2: Ph.D. candidates will realistically appraise their personal strengths and weaknesses exercising leadership. They will actualize leadership in real and complex situations.

Outcome 3: Ph.D. candidates will be able to use a range of perspectives and theoretical constructs from various social science/humanities disciplines/fields of study to analyze, critique, and make decisions about an array of leadership and organizational issues and problems.

Outcome 4: Ph.D. candidates will demonstrate the methodological skills necessary to design, analyze, critique, and conduct research using both qualitative and quantitative research techniques.

Outcome 5: Students’ written and oral communication will be clear, coherent, well organized, and technically correct.

Outcome 6: Students will critically examine culture other than own, and apply the knowledge gained within their personal and professional lives.

Alumni Outcomes

There are over 300 alumni of the doctorate in Leadership Studies. Our alumni include professors, researchers, educators, policymakers, school leaders, university administrators, consultants, executive directors of nonprofits, business leaders, and more.

Dissertation Directory

Explore our searchable directory of doctoral alumni below. To learn more about any individual click the arrow to the right of his or her name.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | | Last
First Name
Last Name
Year Graduated
Title
RobynAdams2012An Empirical Look at Recipient Benefits Associated with a University-Issued Student Leadership AwardMore
DonnaAgan2001The Role of Education in the Treatment of Chronic Pain Patients: A Quantitative Study of the Factors That Influence the Self-Management of Chronic PainMore
CandaceAiani2009Developing an Instrument to Measure the Degree of Implementation of Information Literacy CurriculumMore
CharlesAlgaier2003Job Satisfaction, Leadership Styles, and Teaching Practices among CNMI Public Elementary School TeachersMore
KathleenAllen1990Diverse Voices of Leadership: Different Rhythms and Emerging Harmonies More
Sherrill Lea Amador1988An Analysis of Selected California Community College Chief Executive Officer's Perceptions of the District Governing Board Evaluation Policies and PracticesMore
JamesAnderson2011The Experiences of Expatriate Teachers in International Schools: Five Ethnographic Case StudiesMore
PhillipAngelini2009Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC): The Impact of NJROTC Participation on Naval Accession and RetentionMore
RichardAshden, D.C.1998A Theoretical Perspective of the Factors That Relate to the Functional Independence of Mature AdultsMore
JeanneAtherton1987An Analysis of Perceptual Differences and Congruities Between California Community College Chancellors and Presidents in Multi-College Districts Regarding the Decision Making Role of the PresidentsMore
EliazerAyala-Austin2007Validating the Experiences of Male Mexican American Community College Transfer Students Studying at Catholic UniversitiesMore
DanielBabigumira1990The Impact of Oppressive Military-Political Governments on School Effectiveness in Uganda - 1971 to 1986More
GloriaBader1987Understanding Individual Political Behaviors in Organizations: Instrument Development and ValidationMore
LindaBaker1989From Parent to Child: The Effects of a Home Learning Program on Attitudes and AchievementsMore
CarmenBàrcena1993Bicultural Women in Monocultural Organizations: Professional Hispanic Women's Experiences of Diversity and Their Recommendations for OrganizationsMore
HerbertBarker1997Common Higher Callings to Social Compassion: A Phenomenological Study of Civic PraxisMore
RichardBarker1990A Study of Planned Organizational Change at General DynamicsMore
SheridanBarker1998A Teachers' Perspective From Within a School Leadership Team: A Phenomenological StudyMore
KurtBarnes2003A Model Health-Related Elementary Physical Education Program for Saipan: Teacher's Knowledge, Attitudes, and PracticesMore
AudreyBarrett2008The Nonprofit Ethics Survey: A Contextual ApproachMore
EdwinBasilio2002Veteran Teacher Perceptions of the Grossmont Model of Peer Assistance and Review (PAR). Is It a Viable Alternative to Traditional Teacher Evaluation?More
RonaldBaza2010Revitalization, Reinvigoration, and Motivation of Survivors in Changed, Restructured, and Downsized Organizations: A Study of Leadership Challenges in Local GovernmentMore
DianeBeach1999Giving Up and Giving In: Young AdolescentsÍ Dilemmas When Caring for a Grandparent With AlzheimerÍs DiseaseMore
RuthBeagles1990Case Studies of First-Year Elementary Teachers on St. Croix: To Develop a Model for Teacher LeadershipMore
SallyBennett1997Empowering Teachers, Empowering Leadership: A Multisite Case Study of School Restructuring and Accountability for Student AchievementMore
KarenBerger1997The Political Behavior of California Community College Nursing Faculties in Response to Budget Cutbacks, 1982-87More
ScottBergstrome2001The Relative Importance of Academic Achievement in Determining the Self-Esteem of Students in Rural British Columbia: An Empirical Study of Students in Grades 6, 8, 10 and 12More
TriciaBertram Gallant2006Reconsidering Academic Dishonesty: A Critical Examination of a Complex Organizational ProblemMore
HelenBishop1992Leadership in Policy Issue Networks: The New Community College of Baltimore More
GingerBlackmon2007Factors that Motivate or Discourage Movement into School Leadership Positions and the Implications for Recruitment Policy and PracticeMore
MelindaBlade1986Interdisciplinary Research Methodology for Secondary Level Social Studies: A Teaching Unit Concerning the Holy Shroud of TurinMore
DavidBlair2007Examining the Predisposition to Lead within the Homosexual CommunityMore
GeraldBlanton2006Gender Influences in the Graduate Classroom: An Investigation of Female and Male Student PerceptionsMore
DallasBoggs1990Literary Perceptions of LeadershipMore
JeffreyBolster2011What Do They Say? Students from a Private, Faith-based, Four Year University Share Their Perspectives on College as a Mentoring EnvironmentMore
WayneBorin2003Influential Factors Contributing to Exercise Compliance Following a Structured Lifestyle Change Program More
SallyBottroff-Hawes1991An Investigation of Preferential Learning Strategies, Modality Preferences, and Academic Performance Among Eighth Grade StudentsMore
A.Bowden2002Collaborative Leadership In Middle Schools and Teacher Job Satisfaction: A Search for RelationshipsMore
EdwardBowen2004Organizational Structure and the Creative ProcessMore
SusanBowers Smith2002A Cross Study of Teacher Perceptions of Program Design and Teaching Efficacy: The Seaview Reading Support ProgramMore
PeterBray1994Leadership in a Quality SchoolMore
RonaldBrice1993Principals in Saskatchewan Rural Schools: Their Leadership Behaviors and School EffectivenessMore
BarbaraBroderick1988Naturalistic Inquiry: An Appropriate Method for Evaluating Customer Training - A Case Study of a Computer System Value-Added ResellerMore
JacquelynBrown2010An Empirical Look at the Relationship Between Personality Type and the Challenges of TelecommutingMore
RobertBrown2007An Empirical Study of Employee Relations and Managerial Malpractice Risks in a Four Year Public Higher Education System More
JuanitaBrowne2004The Creation and Development of an Afrocentric Christian College: Imani Kuumba College and Graduate SchoolMore
RichardBrydges1998Total Quality Management - Bridging Theory to PracticeMore
JuliaBuchanan2010Indigenous Leadership: A Talking-Circle Dialogue With Cree LeadersMore
RebeccaBustamante2006Essential Features of Cultural Proficiency in American International Schools in Latin America: A Delphi StudyMore
CynthiaCamberg1992Valuing a Culturally Diverse Work Force: An Examination of Intended Changes and Successes as Perceived by Upper and Middle Management, Supervisors, and Line Staff in a Health Care OrganizationMore
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | | Last