COLL148 WEEK 6 Project Role Model Presentation

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wk6_project.pptx

Title

Your Name

Course

Date

Professor’s Name

Introduction

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Your Field of Study

Why you chose this field?

Leaders within your field?

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Your Field of Study

Expected graduation date

March 2015

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Your Leader

Identify your leader

Reasons why

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Your Leader

Impact that they have had in your field

How this leader has influenced the industry

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Characteristics of a Leader

What research says about leaders

Characteristics of a leader (Author, year)

Characteristics of a Leader

The positive traits that you found in your leader

Your Leadership Qualities

What are your personal strengths as a leader

Your Leadership Qualities

How you can use your strengths in your field of study

Your Leadership Qualities

What you learned from the assessments in the course (Author, year)

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Your Leadership Qualities

What are your weaknesses as a leader?

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Your Leadership Qualities

Your action plan on how to improve your weaknesses

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Conclusion

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References

Note to Students: Reference list entries are listed alphabetically by the author’s last name. If there is no author name, alphabetize by the sponsoring organization, and if there is no sponsoring organization, use the title.

Also note that hanging indentations are used. The first line is flush left, and the second and ensuing lines are indented half an inch. (See the arrow pointing to the hanging indent below.)

Finally, notice that only the first letter of the first word of the article title is capitalized; the rest of the article title is capitalized as a regular sentence would be, without capitals. Article titles are not placed in quotation marks. If there is a colon in the title, the first letter of the first word after the colon is capitalized, as are proper nouns. Journal titles are capitalized, as usual, by the first letter of each main word.

Reference Samples

Anderson, R. J., Amarasingham, R., & Pickens, S. S. (2007, July). The quest for quality: Perspectives from the safety net. Frontiers of Health Services Management, 23(4), 15-28. doi:10.1108/03090560710821161

Ransom, S.B., Joshi, M.S., & Nash, D.B. (2004). The healthcare quality book: Vision, strategy,

and tools. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press.