Student leadership development in Baptist Student Union (University of Washington, Seattle, Wash)

Glenn Prescott

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Student leadership development in Baptist Student Union (University of Washington, Seattle, Wash)

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Glenn Prescott. Student Leadership Development In Baptist Student Union (university of Washington, Seattle, Wash). Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89f05723-1f2f-4aed-b701-199c53aa0861?locale=en.

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G. Prescott. Student leadership development in Baptist Student Union (University of Washington, Seattle, Wash). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89f05723-1f2f-4aed-b701-199c53aa0861?locale=en

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Glenn Prescott. Student Leadership Development In Baptist Student Union (university of Washington, Seattle, Wash). Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89f05723-1f2f-4aed-b701-199c53aa0861?locale=en.

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This project was designed to develop a system of training student leaders in organizational learning at Baptist Student Union (University of Washington, Seattle, Wash). The project recognized that the campus community can become the training ground for future leadership in the local church. The theological foundation for the project was based upon God's gifting of individuals and their subsequent service in the body of Christ, taken from Ephesians 4:11-13. The project utilized a series of questions that enabled the student leaders to evaluate themselves, their group, and their peers in the areas of task accomplishment and personal development. Student leaders entered into a covenant relationship with the project director to accomplish this task and to develop personally. Measuring instruments, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and FIRO-B, were used to provide a profile of each individual involved in the project. Various evaluations concluded the 18-month project that took place at the University of Washington in Seattle. The project resulted in the production of a manual to be used annually to assist campus ministers in developing student leaders.

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