Journal of Leadership Education: Volume 7 Issue 2 , Open Access

Copyright Law and the Leadership Classroom: A Primer

Cindy Blackwell, David Jones

For many educators the fair use provision of the Copyright Act of 1976 and the subsequent Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization (TEACH) Act offer carte blanche use of…

Unleashing Leadership through Artwork

Nicole LP Stedman

Howard Gardner (1993) continued endeavors to establish a way to account for differences in individuals beyond traditional intelligence measures. Pedagogical strategies to address…

Developing Moral Imagination in Leadership Students

Barbra K. Enlow, Adrian B. Popa

Imagination is the exercise of generating new and novel mental images. Because of its utility for the arts, it is primarily thought of as a purely aesthetic tool. And yet, as a…

Killing Two Birds with One Stone: Using Book Reviews to Teach Leadership and Foster Community in an Online Class

Lori L. Moore

The academic community is more fully integrating technology into the business it conducts. Online courses are becoming more and more popular. Popular culture can be a source of…

Transforming Leadership: Film as a Vehicle for Social Change

Becca Hickam, Cara Meixner

Leadership scholar Margaret Wheatley (2006) observed that “Each of us seeks to discover a meaning to our life that is wholly and uniquely our own. We experience a deepening…

The Sound of Leadership: Transformational Leadership in Music

John L. Hall

Leadership and music are two topics that are rarely mentioned together. However, their universal, intriguing, and complex nature allows a unique framework for helping individuals…

Bringing the Emergency Room to the Classroom: Using Grey’s Anatomy to Simplify Situational Leadership

Jodi L. Torock

Situational leadership has been noted as one of the most recognizable leadership concepts (Northouse, 2007). Teaching the model to a college student audience may become more of…

Skills of the Spartans: Exploring Leadership in 300

Tara D. Gray, Jamie Callahan

Skills Approach leadership development suggests individuals can develop the skills, abilities, and behaviors needed to lead. However, it can be difficult to understand and apply…