Overview
A thesis statement
and annotated bibliography are essential tools to begin any research project.
Completing these exercises allow the framework of ideas to be built around a
central theme with supporting research to lend credibility to the writer’s
point of view.
Leadership
modeling is something we do that determines how we make decisions when in a
place of authority. This assignment is meant to compare and contrast the models
and reflect on what these models mean to the student in their leadership
journey.
Instructions
You
will be writing a Thesis Statement and Annotated Bibliography on one or more biblical leasers: Jesus, David, Moses, or other biblical leaders and evaluate their leadership style and approaches and compare to what was learned so far in this class. What were their specialized approaches and in the case
of leaders other than Jesus, what were their failings as a leader that we can
learn from? Also consider limitations we as Christians have on bringing our
faith into our workplace.
You will include 14 annotated bibliography entries of
100 words each for a sum of 1,400 words (5 pages).
All work must be submitted in APA format.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality
via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
Reading
Material:
1.
Faith,
Leadership and Public Life: Leadership Lessons from Moses to Jesus (Chapters 1
– 4)
a.
Preston
Manning – ISBN 978-1-927355-92-3
2.
Dynamics
of Leadership in Public Service (Chapters 1-8)
a.
Montgomery
Van Wart – ISBN 978-0-765623-65-2
3.
Mark
10:42-45 (New International Version Bible)
