Building Confidence in Agricultural Leaders

This study sought to examine differences in the confidence level of Leadership Idaho Agriculture (LIA) graduates within six program areas in terms of their perceptions before and after participation in LIA. Of the 348 individuals included in the population frame, 246 individuals completed a then-pos...

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Published in:Journal of leadership education 2006-01, Vol.5 (3), p.142-157
Main Authors: Patten, Justin C, Moore, Lori L
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural Occupations
Communication Skills
Decision Making
Knowledge Level
Leadership Qualities
Leadership Training
Likert Scales
Networks
Problem Solving
Professional Development
Program Effectiveness
Public Policy
Rural Areas
Self Esteem
Seminars
Statistical Analysis
Surveys
Workshops
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Summary:This study sought to examine differences in the confidence level of Leadership Idaho Agriculture (LIA) graduates within six program areas in terms of their perceptions before and after participation in LIA. Of the 348 individuals included in the population frame, 246 individuals completed a then-post survey instrument for a total response rate of 70.7%. Significant differences were found between the before LIA and after LIA confidence levels in all aspects of each of the six major areas of LIA (agricultural awareness, networking, leadership, communication, professional development, and the legislative process).
ISSN:1552-9045
1552-9045
DOI:10.12806/V5/I3/RF8