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Jarred Pernier1, Freddy Juarez1, Brittany Devies1
1Fraternity and Sorority Life, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, USA.
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Metrics, outcomes, and assessment are important, yet often forgotten, elements of effective leadership programs. This article will provide an overview of metrics, outcomes, and assessment in regard to leadership programs. The article will then provide example programs and practical guidance on using metrics, outcomes, and assessment in leadership program design. Considerations for telling the data story of leadership programs and future implications for practice are shared to conclude the article.
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