HON 110 Post Survey

The purpose of this survey is to provide feedback to the West Chester University Honors College about leadership before and after completing Honors 110. Global Issues: Lessons in Leadership. Your honest contribution is greatly appreciated.
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Please indicate the extent to which you agree with:

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I am a leader in my community

I have natural talents that could be used for leadership

I have a particular person I look up to as a leader

Some people are born natural leaders

A person can be taught to be a leader

Leadership is contingent upon thinking selflessly rather than selfishly

Leaders need to be aware of their self-health and take time to care for themselves

Leaders best resolve conflict by making their opinions clearly known

Leadership depends on rhetoric

Leadership depends on using power

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Leaders should plan times for celebration

Leaders who use negative reinforcement see quicker results

Leaders sometimes need to follow

Leaders need to delegate

Leaders need to see the big picture more than daily operations

Leaders need to have a strong set of core values

Most effective leaders are extraverts

Leadership requires some form of title

Environment greatly influences leadership

To maintain authority, leaders are well advised to distance themselves from followers

Achieving change means taking risks

How many campus clubs and organizations are you involved with?

On average, how many hours of community service do you participate in monthly?

What is the most valuable lesson learned/experience you gained this semester through your participation in a co-curricular or extra-curricular activity on campus?

Briefly discuss a time when you knew your service mattered: