Developing Volunteer Leaders: Let Their IntentionsGuide the Way
Author(s) -
Janina Fuller,
Curtis R. Friedel
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
journal of leadership education
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1552-9045
DOI - 10.12806/v16/i3/r2
Subject(s) - volunteer , psychology , data collection , public relations , leadership development , applied psychology , medical education , political science , sociology , medicine , agronomy , biology , social science
As more citizens choose to volunteer in local and national groups, volunteer organizations and leadership educators have recognized a need to identify who has intentions to develop their leadership as a volunteer. By identifying these intentions, leadership educators may more accurately target those individuals who would like to develop their leadership in a particular organization. For this purpose, the Volunteer Leadership Development Questionnaire (VLDQ) was developed using the theory of planned behavior to guide the collection of qualitative and quantitative data. This pilot study provides evidence the VLDQ may accurately measure an individual’s intentions to develop their leadership as a volunteer.
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