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Parker, M. Ann – Campus Activities Programming, 1991
Ways in which the campus leader can enhance followers' skills and his own followership effectiveness are drawn from recommendations made for industry. They include teaching specific followership skills, delegating to the lowest level, using small task forces, providing feedback, and rewarding good followership. (MSE)
Descriptors: Cooperation, Extracurricular Activities, Feedback, Group Dynamics
Standley, Jeff – Campus Activities Programming, 1993
A discussion of team-building in organizations looks at the essential components of trust, common purpose, supportive internal and external environments, and cohesion. Barriers to team development, such as internal competition or communication problems, and the role of the team leader are also discussed. A student campus organization is used for…
Descriptors: Extracurricular Activities, Goal Orientation, Group Dynamics, Higher Education
Bradley, Martin J.; Brown, Linda E. – Campus Activities Programming, 1989
Organizational growth in student government, Greek-affiliated organizations, and activities councils can occur through the use of properly planned student leadership training programs. Low adventure training can enhance such programs while promoting optimal organizational and personal growth, providing a framework from which to view group…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, College Students, Developmental Tasks, Extracurricular Activities
Black, Alison J. – Campus Activities Programming, 1993
A discussion of college student leadership retreats looks at the factors that should be considered in planning a retreat. These include the physical environment of the site, establishment of norms and expectations for the group, and demographic and personal characteristics of the participants that are likely to affect group interaction. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Students, Environmental Influences, Extracurricular Activities, Group Dynamics
Croft, Lucy; Lee, Lanton – Campus Activities Programming, 1996
In addition to conventional methods of easing leadership transition in student activities organizations (orderly transfer of significant organizational knowledge, minimizing confusion, sense of completion for outgoing leaders, identification of potential leaders, careful nominee selection), retreats are recommended as a means of creating shared…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Change Strategies, Extracurricular Activities, Group Activities


