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The Political Glass Cliff: Potential Causes Of Female Underrepresentation In The U.S. House Of Representatives, Erica Browning
The Political Glass Cliff: Potential Causes Of Female Underrepresentation In The U.S. House Of Representatives, Erica Browning
Honors Program Projects
The study of gender equality in leadership roles has for the majority of its history focused on the phenomenon of the glass ceiling. A new theory has recently immerged calling attention to the idea that women who attain leadership roles are set up in crisis or failure situations more often than their male counterparts. This is called the ‘glass cliff theory’ and over the past decade has been studied in the fields of business and politics. This research will discuss the leadership stereotypes that may affect women in these roles, and the evidence of the existence of the glass cliff. …
The Relationship Between Leadership Style And Volunteer Intention To Staymark, Mark E. Smith
The Relationship Between Leadership Style And Volunteer Intention To Staymark, Mark E. Smith
Scholar Week 2016 - present
Cohort XI
1st Place Essay: A New Weapon, Jennifer Cox
1st Place Essay: A New Weapon, Jennifer Cox
Reed Leadership Student Essay Contest Winners
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2nd Place Essay: Called To Lead, Timothy Mayotte
2nd Place Essay: Called To Lead, Timothy Mayotte
Reed Leadership Student Essay Contest Winners
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