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Guthrie, Kathie L.; Batchelder, Jennifer M.; Hu, Pei; Purita, Riccardo – Journal of Leadership Education, 2022
Technology has transformed education by providing access and opportunities for learning through online formats. Leadership education has not been left out in this transformation as many higher education institutions offer online leadership courses and programs to college students. This case study's primary purpose was to develop a fundamental…
Descriptors: Leadership Training, Online Courses, Electronic Learning, Higher Education
Lewing, Morgan; Shehane, Melissa – Christian Higher Education, 2017
Service-learning is a high-impact educational practice that benefits the community, the university, and students (Jacoby, 2015). It also represents an educational practice that specifically supports the integration of Christian thought and action within Christian institutions (Schaffer, 2004). The purpose of the study was to determine the level of…
Descriptors: Service Learning, Christianity, Church Related Colleges, College Students
Lumadue, Richard – Christian Higher Education, 2010
Christian educators can learn much from institutional autopsies of Christian schools of higher education that have failed. The untold story of the now-defunct American Theological Seminary (ATS) in St. Augustine, Florida, provides an excellent example of critical errors that Christian educators can learn from to avoid the same fate. An…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Qualitative Research, Archives, Christianity