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.

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First Name
Last Name
Year Graduated
Title
RoderickMatheson1992A Comparative Study of the Perceived Job Satisfaction of Site Administrators in San Diego City SchoolsMore
RachelMathews1984Attitudes of Teachers and Administrators Towards the Handicapped in Malaysia and Implications for Teacher Training and Program DevelopmentMore
LawrenceMattes1982The Identification of Spanish-Speaking Children With Speech and Language Handicaps: An Analysis of Current Assessment Practices in Speech and Language Therapy Programs With Proposed Assessment GuidelinesMore
BrianMatthews2004Leaders' Influence on School Recruiting: A Case Study of an International SchoolMore
JosephMattox1991An Evaluation of the Program of Theological Education by Extension at the Center for Christian Studies in Northwest MexicoMore
AngieMays1999A Professional Competency Survey of Organizational Consultants in San Diego CountyMore
DianeMcClure1988On Being a Truant: A Phenomenological Study of Students in a Comprehensive High SchoolMore
RobinMcCoy2010The Impact Of A Simulation Based Leader Development Training Program On Transformational And Transactional Leadership BehaviorMore
OpheliaMcDaniels1991Political Participation of Registered Nurses: A Correlational StudyMore
NanMcDonald2001Reflective Practices: Collective Case Studies of Selected K-8 General Music Teachers in Peer Problem-Solving Discipline and Management Workshop SettingsMore
LindseyMcDougle2011Voluntary Sector Rich and Voluntary Sector Poor Communities: What Difference Does the Distinction Really Make?More
DarrenMcGlynn2005Facing the Leadership Challenges on Decommissioning US Navy ShipsMore
WhitneyMcIntyre Miller2010Postconflict Community Development in Sierra Leone: Western, Cultural, and National InfluencesMore
DoreneMcLaughlin1996An Evaluative Case Study of the Effects of a Learning Style Awareness Program for Ninth Graders at an Independent SchoolMore
TeresaMcNeil1986A History of Catholic School Education in San Diego County, California, From 1850-1936More
MadelineMeistrich2007Politics and the Glass Ceiling in American Law Enforcement: Why Not more Female Chiefs of Police?More
PabloMendoza1997Leadership From the Perspectives of Filipino-Americans: A Delphi StudyMore
RogerMestinsek2000Charter School Leadership: A Comparative Study of Principals in Traditional and Charter SchoolsMore
LorenaMeza2011Parental Support of Latinos in Higher EducationMore
CaraMiller2012The Classroom as a Community of InquiryMore
JoanMiszak1989Organizational Change in Action: A Qualitative Case Study of US Air's Acquisition of Pacific Southwest AirlinesMore
DianetteMitchell1992The Impact of the Accountability Movement on Principals in a Large Southern California School DistrictMore
SusanMitchell1994Creating Campus Climates That Are Free From Sexual Harassment: Implications for Leaders in Higher EducationMore
BrianMoffitt1998Identification of Core Multidisciplinary Competencies in an Integrated Public Health and Human Service SystemMore
SarinaMolina2010Examining the Role of Meaning-making and Cultural Competence in How Teachers Understand and Approach their Work with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse StudentsMore
PatriciaMoore1990The Effect of Science Inservice Programs on the Self Efficacy Belief of Elementary School TeachersMore
ElvaMora1997Involving Latino Parents in the Middle-Level School: A Study of First Generation and Second Generation Mexican and Mexican American ParentsMore
CatrionaMoran2007Teachers' Perceptions of a 360-degree Feedback ProcessMore
JaniceMorris2009The Impact of Authentic Leadership and Ethical Organizational Culture on Auditor BehaviorMore
JohnMosby2009From Strain to Success: A Phenomenological Study of the Personal and Academic Pressures on African American Male Community College StudentsMore
AnedMuniz Gracia2011FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DECISION OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING SENIORS IN COROZAL, PUERTO RICO, TO PURSUE POST-SECONDARY STUDIESMore
AndreMurphy2002Perception And Reality: An Empirical Assessment Of Navy Leadership Styles And Business Process Reengineering OutcomesMore
AlanNelson1994Leadership Training of Ministerial Students in Evangelical Institutions of Higher EducationMore
RichardNewman2005Connecting the Dots: A Study of an Innovative Principal Preparation Program's Impact on the Mental Models and On-the-Job Behaviors fo Aspiring School Leaders.More
AnnaNewton1988Leadership and Development: A Study of Higher Education Academic AdministratorsMore
AlanaNicastro2004Wresting and Arresting Sense In Academe: The Complicated Discursive Structures of Female Assistant ProfessorsMore
DerekNoether2005How Leaders use the Construct of Culture to Influence Change Resistance: A Study of a Planned Change Initiative in a Combined Government and Military OrganizationMore
DavidNoyes2002Point Of Transition Service Integration Project: A Multiple-Case Study of a Systems Change InterventionMore
JamesO'Brien2007Experiences of Sacramental MarriageMore
PatriciaOttow Keen2008Roots of Ancient Wisdom for Contemporary EducationMore
MaryPadulo2001The Balancing Act: Work Environment Issues for Women With Children in Student AffairsMore
PatriciaParlin1985Attitudes of Principals Toward Written Composition Research and Instructional Leadership Practices Associated With Effective Writing PracticesMore
LynettePatton1987A Synthesis of Dissertation Research on Faculty-Role Stressors in Nursing EducationMore
SusanPayment2003Goddesses in the Union: A Qualitative Study of Women in Leadership Positions in College and University Union SettingsMore
RobertPeacock2001First Nations Students: What Teachers Do That Makes Them SuccessfulMore
JohnPejza1987An Investigation of Strong Religious Cultures in Selected Catholic Secondary SchoolsMore
BerthaPendleton1989The Schools of the Future Commission of San Diego City Schools: An Ethnographic StudyMore
MarkPeters2009Exploring Efforts on Two College Campuses to Cultivate a Culture of VocationMore
TheresaPeterson1993Leadership Relationships and the SuperintendencyMore
KevinPetti2006Connecting Art and Science: An Interdisciplinary Strategy and Its Impact on the Affective Domain of College Human Anatomy StudentsMore
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