Sanger Leadership Center
DeRue, S., Spreitzer, G. M., Flanagan, B., & Allen, B. (2013). Developing Adaptive Leaders for Turbulent Times: The Michigan Model of Leadership. European Business Review. https://beta.edhub.school/uploads/courses/materials/1/66d87e881eb16490d4289ea234e1d3d5.pdf
Description:
Developed by Michigan University, it is a framework which provides a lens to understand which leadership skills learners have already polished and which skills need improvement. The Michigan Model of Leadership is based on empirical research and real-world practice. It simplifies enormous complexity by utilizing the Competing Values Framework (CVF), which was developed by Robert Quinn, Kim Cameron, and other Michigan faculty, and has been widely adopted.
The model is built on three level of analysis that explode the competencies chosen for each of the 4 quadrants of the CVF framework.
- Mastering & Developing Yourself
- Empowering Peers & Employees
- Building Teams & Organizations
An Assessment tool is provided on the University Website.