Multi-Institutional Study of Leadership

MSL Logo The Multi-Institutional Study of Leadership (MSL) is an annual, national survey of leadership development among college students. It explores the role of higher education in developing leadership capacities with a special focus on specific environmental conditions that foster leadership development. MSL is conducted in partnership with the National Clearinghouse of Leadership Programs (NCLP).

The purpose of Texas A&M University’s participation in the MSL was three-fold:

To better understand leadership at Texas A&M
To acquire baseline data for current and future comparison and tracking
To inform the improvement and evaluation of current programs and the creation of future programs

Texas A&M participated in the 2006 and 2009 iterations of the MSL. If you are interested in learning more about the data collected , please see the reports below.

Preview	Attachment	Size
	MSL 2006: Transference of Learning in and Out of the Classroom	30.07 KB
	MSL 2006: Value Placed on Leadership.pdf	28.45 KB
	MSL 2006: Predictors of Leadership.pdf	34.17 KB
	MSL 2006: Cognitive Development.pdf	31.8 KB
	MSL 2006: Leadership Efficacy.pdf	31.87 KB
	MSL 2006: Socio-Cultural Discussions.pdf	35.11 KB
	MSL 2006 Overview.pdf	61.22 KB
	MSL 2009 Participation in Student Groups.pdf	61.97 KB
	MSL 2009 Controversy with Civility.pdf	54.85 KB
	MSL 2009 Leadership Definition and Experiences (Comparative).pdf	50.2 KB
	MSL 2009 Consciousness of Self.pdf	54.47 KB
	MSL one page--Application of Learning.pdf	30.58 KB
	MSL One Page--Leadership Experiences.pdf	30.53 KB

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