Links to Other Leadership Sites

Leadership for Intelligence Professionals


Learn to Lead
	Welcome

Leadership for Intelligence Professionals
	Course Syllabus

Course Topics
	Introduction to Leadership
	Leadership Traits and Qualities
	The Leader's Character
	Types of Leaders and Styles of Leadership
	Leadership Competencies
	Followership, Leadership and the Staff Officer
	Leadership in Intelligence Coordination: Leading Teams
	Leadership in Management

Supplemental Materials
	Supplemental Materials

Self-Assessment
	Self-Assessment Guidance
	Worksheet

Personal Leadership Development Plan
	Plan Guidance
	Example
	Two Student Examples
	Student Example: Calendar Style

Personal Leadership Philosophy
	Philosophy Guidance and Example
	Student Examples

COMMUNICATIONS
	The Navy and Cape Henlopen

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Links to Other Leadership Sites: This page lists some selected websites that provide information and materials to assist in leadership development. As you scroll down the page you will find the sites grouped by:
Government
Military
Non-profit leadership development organizations
Educational institutions


Leadership Education and Training:U.S. Office of Personnel Management/Federal Executive Institute: This site shows the career-long leadership education and training opportunities available to government employees from the Federal Executive Institute and Management Development Center.


American Society of Public Administration: This site of the American Society of Public Administration offers a wide range of resources for "public managers" but, most especially a section devoted to ethics containing the society's "Code of Ethics" and access to writings on ethics.


Government Leaders: This site provides tools and tips, free articles and a newsletter, plus information on training and executive development for government leaders and managers. It also has links to other books and magazines for government leaders and managers.


Center for Army Leadership: The Center for Army Leadership is part of the Army Combat Arms Center at Ft. Leavenworth.


Naval Education and Training Command: This site is disappointing with respect to leadership.


U.S. Coast Guard Leadership: This site provides access to a variety of USCG leadership programs and materials, but not all. Going to the Coast Guard home page (www.uscg.mil) and typing "leadership" in the search box will provide access to a number of other materials such as the CG professional library, the CG Leadership and Quality Institute programs and courses and a number of downloadable articles.


International Symposium for Military Ethics: This site maintains the papers from the papers presented at the annual Joint Services Conference on Professional Ethics (JSCOPE).


Big Dog's Leadership Page: On this site a former Army E7 provides a free 17 chapter "leadership guide" for new supervisors, managers and leaders. The Appendices also provide access to a wealth of other leadership materials. There also is a leadership "shareware" package for starting a leadership development program which can be inspected for 30 days before purchasing.


The Center for Creative Leadership: This organization is one of the most influential leadership educational organizations and numerous senior retired military officers have been associated with it. It provides organizational assessment tools.


Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership: Servant Leadership first advocated by Robert K. Greenleaf is now being emphasized by some military commanders as the best method of leading the new generation of military personnel. This site provides a good list of leadership books for sale.


Leader to Leader Institute: The Leader to Leader Institute maintained by the Peter F. Drucker Foundation supports books and a magazine called Leader to Leader contain contributions by noted Leadership authorities on a variety of topics. Chapters from the book and articles from the magazine are available on-line. The Foundation produces leadership guides covering various topics.


Ethics Updates: This site is maintained by a Professor at the University of San Diego for instructors and students of ethics. It provides materials, discussion fora, and case studies on a wide variety of ethical topics.

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