Overview
The Summation Paper Assignment tests the student’s ability to look at three groups; leadership, management, and followership, and how these three groups’ collaboration efforts are affected in their place of employment or have been affected in one of their previous places of employment. The assignment will also allow students to reflect on how stress/burnout and replenishment have affected their leadership in the past or in their current job. This can be a personal situation the student has gone through or a situation that another employee (boss, colleague, subordinate) has gone through that affected the student’s leadership. The student will use the concepts learned throughout the course to propose how changes in management and leadership styles could improve their current employment situation, or a previous employment situation. Some factors that should be considered are stress, replenishment, handling crises, selflessness, integrity, courage, wisdom, authority, responsibility, accountability, teamwork, vision, power types, ethics, communication differences, style of leaders or managers, lack of biblical beliefs, etc., or other factors that were discussed during the term. Whereas many of these concepts can affect leadership, management, and followership groups and their collaboration efforts, students will select 2-3 factors that the student believes had the most impact from their past experience. These factors will be discussed in detail in the summation.
Instructions
Students will write an 1100-1300 word paper. There will be a title page but no abstract.
The assignment will include a minimum of the following headings:
Each post will be written in current APA format, use peer-reviewed scholarly journal articles and text references, and must also be written in a substantive manner without fragmented sentences, spelling errors, grammar mistakes, and APA formatting errors (no instant messaging language, please).
Your Summation Assignment must be posted by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Friday.
Each course module begins on Monday morning at 12:00 a.m. (ET) and ends on Sunday night at 11:59 p.m. (ET). The final module ends at 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Friday.