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Ana C Maia1, Lauren Contreras2, Trisha Teig3
1Student Affairs, University of Tampa, Tampa, Florida, USA.
Abstract:
By incorporating the culturally relevant leadership learning model (CRLL) into the leadership learning framework (LLF), this article provides leadership educators with an inclusive approach to leadership learning. The authors illustrate how educators can integrate the five dimensions of campus climate into leadership knowledge, observation, development, training, engagement, and metacognition. We describe practical ways to address leadership identity, efficacy, and capacity development for all college students, especially those belonging to traditionally underserved identities. Finally, the authors present a new visual for integrating CRLL into the LLF-a kaleidoscope leadership learning model.
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