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“a formidable voice on leadership”

—The Association of College Unions International

“awesome and amazing”

—Matt Kitchie, Leadership Advisor, Miami University

34

million students hoping to lead.

0

1

book guiding the way.

Who is the author?

The

Cen

ter for Leadership Devel

opment

at The Uni

versi

ty o

f Mo

ntana

is pro

ud to prese

nt

The Student Le

ade

rship G

uide

, the first an

d o

nly leadershi

p boo

k on

the market th

at is 1

) inten

ded fo

r stu

de

nts,

2)

writte

n from b

oth t

heoretical

an

d pop

ular

viewpoi

nts, a

nd 3)

stru

ct

ured

with a

real-

w

o

rld,

serv

ice-oriente

d fram

ew

o

rk

that

stude

nts can

use to ma

ke

a differen

ce i

n t

heir cla

ssrooms,

comm

unities, an

d caree

rs.

The Stud

ent

Lead

ership

G

uide

ha

s rece

ived wi

de

spread

academi

c a

nd

pop

ula

r a

cclaim

and i

s qui

ckly

becoming th

e #1 resource for hi

gh school an

d univ

ersity stu

dent

s, re

cent

grad

uate

s, an

d life-long le

ar

ne

rs inte

re

sted in lead

ership and

servi

ce.

How is this book diffe

rent?

Amazin

gly, there

are le

ss than

a do

zen

ac

ademi

cally-sou

nd l

eade

rship titles o

n the

market that spea

k

dire

ctly

to students.

A compre

he

nsive revie

w

of these bo

oks fou

nd

that many of them often mi

ss the ma

rk a

nd

don’t add

ress the need

s or the realities of our

emerging stu

dent

lead

ers.

See the table

below.

“This g

uide lays out

pa

ths t

ow

ard

leadership

. I

t will assist you in

une

rs

tandi

ng t

hat leaders a

re

common

peo

ple

wh

o, wi

th

focu

s a

nd

determi

natio

n,

work collective

ly

.”

— Pat Williams, former U.S. Co

ngressma

n

and Chai

rma

n of the Post-Secondary

Education Co

mmittee

B

R

E

N

DON

BU

RCH

ARD

, who h

as b

ee

n calle

d “the

stude

nt leade

r’s

leade

r,” is a

uthor of the a

ca

demically acclaimed bo

ok

The Student

Lead

ership G

uide

and foun

der of

The Co

llege Succe

ss Bootcamp

, the

nation’

s pre

m

ier coll

ege

re

adine

ss and

stude

nt devel

opment p

rog

ram

held at

Walt Dis

ne

y

Wo

rld

Resort. Bren

don ha

s be

co

me one of the

nation'

s leadi

ng expert

s on

student re

ten

tion, develop

ment and succe

ss,

having ap

pea

red on

AB

C

World N

ew

s,

CBS Mornin

g Ne

w

s and over

65 radi

o stati

ons a

cross th

e United States.

Brend

on ha

s

an impressiv

e track re

co

rd

of student an

d co

rpo

rate

leade

rship ex

peri

en

ce. In high scho

ol he

was m

ana

gi

ng edito

r for the

nation’

s #1 ra

nke

d stud

ent newsp

ape

r. In colle

ge he

sup

ervi

sed th

e

toughe

st do

rms on

camp

us

, con

du

cted

wo

rksh

op

s o

n roma

ntic

relatio

nship

s and commu

ni

cation, an

d charte

red a p

eer medi

ation

pro

gra

m. In grad

uate sch

ool he taught p

ublic

spe

aki

ng cou

rse

s, worked

as a pe

er

cou

nsel

or, an

d served a

s a co

mmission

ed facilitato

r and

mediato

r for

his unive

rsity. He also main

tained a 4.0

GPA. Brendo

n

hold

s a BA in political scie

nce a

nd an M

A

in organi

zat

ional

comm

uni

cati

on from Th

e Unive

rsity of Montan

a.

Since

gra

du

ating, Bren

don ha

s

se

rved a

s a le

adershi

p an

d

huma

n

perfo

rma

nce

con

sulta

nt for Accentu

re

a

nd the

worl

d’

s g

re

atest

ret

ailers

including

JC

Penne

y,

eBa

y, Best Bu

y,

Nordstro

m, Le

vi

Strauss &

Company

,

Gate

w

ay

, and Walgr

ee

ns

.

He ha

s desi

gne

d

a Fortun

e

Global

500

compa

ny’s le

adershi

p an

d i

nnovation

se

rvice

offering

, co-

created

seve

ral unive

rsity

leade

rship

pro

gra

ms, d

evelope

d a

larg

e

retaile

r’s

wo

rldwid

e exe

cut

ive coa

chi

ng

training, mo

derated a p

anel of

CEO

s for

Th

e Hi

story

Ch

an

nel

, an

d

se

rved o

n

seve

ral

non

profit adv

iso

ry

boa

rd

s. Bren

don

spe

aks

to thousand

s of student

s and p

rofe

ssional

s

each year. Visit

w

w

w

.Br

endonBurch

ar

d.com or ca

ll 1-800-816

-8528.

“It has be

en a

true

pleas

ure to work

with

Brend

on Burchard. The

most solid su

pport for the

E6 framework in

The

Student Lead

ership

Guide

is

Bren

don

hims

elf. In just a few

sho

rt discu

ssi

ons, hi

s

humility and selfless

servi

ce be

ca

me

extremely ap

pare

nt. He

is one of tho

se peopl

e

who e

nga

ge

s others

with

sin

cere intere

st and by

doing

so reve

als hi

s truly

genui

ne character.

— LT Brett St. George

Cou

rse Co

ordinator fo

r

the Dep

artme

nt of

Lead

ership,

Ethics & La

w

at The United

States

N

ava

l Ac

ad

emy

*The U.S. Naval

Academ

y is

one of the man

y l

eadership

programs th

at Br

endon has

provided a free c

op

y of his

book’s Instructor Manual to.

The U.S. Cen

su

s Bure

au e

stimate

s

that there are

16.4 million students

in high school

, 14.4 million in

colle

ge (u

nde

rgradu

ate) an

d 3.1

million in gra

duate sch

ool.

The

Student Lead

ership Gui

de

is

the

only servi

ce

-oriente

d lead

ership

boo

k on the

market written

expre

ssly

for these ~34

mil

lion

stude

nts—

ou

r next gene

ra

tion of

leade

rs a

nd the future a

rchitects of

our soci

ety.

C

om

p

et

it

iv

e B

oo

ks

The

Student Leaders

h

ip Guide

Written for a

dvisors or p

rof

essors

Written for

student

s

Aimed sol

ely at high scho

ol

or

univers

ity

st

ude

nt

s (ex

clusiv

e)

Aimed at emergin

g lead

ers co

mmitted to

servin

g othe

rs at any level (incl

usive

)

Unb

alan

ced

approa

ch—

ei

ther filled with

too much the

ory and no p

ractical

advice, or to

o many popul

ar viewp

oints

with no theo

retical supp

ort

Balanced approach—filled wi

th the best of the

theoreti

cal

an

d

pra

ctical vie

w

poi

nts on

leade

rship gi

ving stude

nts insight

s into both

aca

demia a

nd the “re

al wo

rld”

Releva

nt in only one co

nte

xt (student

govern

m

ent, Gree

k affairs,

educational

leade

rship progra

m

s, etc.

)

Releva

nt across all co

ntexts

tra

nscen

ds

boun

dari

es a

nd is ap

plicab

le to

any

leade

rship sit

uation,

an

y a

spiri

ng lea

der

No cl

ear d

efinition or fram

ewo

rk of

leade

rship—l

eaves stude

nt

s

confu

se

d

about what to do and the “way forward”

Con

ci

se, com

pelling, mem

orabl

e lead

ership

definition an

d framework th

at is immedia

tely

action

able a

nd scalabl

e

Written to hel

p read

ers succee

d and

comp

ete in corpo

rate Ame

rica

Written to hel

p stude

nts co

ntribute in the

ir

cla

ssroo

ms, communitie

s, and ea

rly ca

reers

The Student

Lead

ership G

uide

teach

es stud

ents

to:

1.

Define le

ade

rship for the

m

selve

s

2.

Envision a co

mpelling futu

re

3.

Enlist others i

n colla

boratio

n

4.

Embody prin

ciples p

eople

will

believe in

5.

Empower oth

ers

with tru

st and

shared responsibility

6.

Evaluate their ethics,

perfo

rman

ce,

and dire

ction

7.

Encou

ra

ge th

eir coll

abo

rat

ors to

gro

w

and

con

tribute

What are people saying about Brendon?

“It was

pur

e inspiration

h

aving Bren

do

n Burchard a

s our

keynote

spea

ke

r for

our lea

de

rshi

p confe

ren

ce.

I've

n

e

ve

r s

ee

n

a sp

eak

er c

o

nnec

t

w

ith

so man

y stud

ents

on

su

ch

a

perso

nal l

evel.

Our

stud

ent

s

and

staff rave

d a

bout

how mu

ch

th

ey

learn

ed from

him, how

he

inspired the

m

to commit to making c

hange

s in th

eir liv

es

, in

their relation

ships, an

d in their

leade

rship practice.

—Je

nnifer

Cl

ark, Stude

nt Lead

ership In

stitute,

The University of Housto

n – Cle

ar La

ke

“Student

s ra

rely have the opportu

nity to hear such

wo

rd

s of inspiration an

d wisdo

m

. Brendo

n Burch

ard

radia

tes

a

tremend

ous

amount o

f p

ositiv

e energ

y

, which is

conta

giou

s! He really am

az

ed the stu

dents. Many st

udent

s co

mm

ented

on ho

w gre

at his sessio

ns

were and h

ow

they

w

ill apply

w

h

at

th

e

y learned to be a better

leader

and a

better perso

n.”

—Fatima Goi

nes, Office of

Student Life

and Le

ade

rsh

ip, Georgi

a State University

How do we

know t

his is the right book for u

s?

The

Stud

ent Lead

ership

Guide

ha

s

been

re

comm

ende

d by th

e prestigi

ou

s Ro

bert K.

Gree

nleaf Center for Se

rvant Lead

ership,

The

National Lea

de

rship Institu

te, The

Internation

al

Lead

ership A

ssoci

ation, T

he As

so

ciatio

n of Coll

ege

Unio

ns Inte

rn

ational,

Uni

ver

sit

y B

usin

es

s Ma

gazin

e,

and

S

tudent Le

ade

r Mag

azi

ne

.

It has be

en

use

d at

dozen

s of high school an

d university leadership

p

rog

rams a

cross the co

untry. The fame

d

leade

rship progra

m

at The United States Naval Aca

demy use

s

Th

e Student Leadershi

p

Guide

and Kiwani

s Intern

at

ional (the pa

rent organi

za

tion of Key Club and

Circle

K) used

the boo

k in the developm

en

t of its new

Key Lea

de

r

pr

og

ra

m.

High

school a

nd university

leade

rship progra

m

s q

ualif

y for

dram

atic bul

k disou

nts an

d free

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culum co

nsultatio

ns!

Bulk discount

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nd university

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de.com.

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The Student Leadership Guide

by Brendon

Burchard

UM Center for Leadersh

ip Development, 2003

ISBN 0-615-12079-2,

218 pages, $14.95 SRP, bulk discounts available

www.TheStudentLeadershipGuide.com

or 1-800-

816-8528

“In twenty y

ears

I h

ave n

ever read a more remarkable studen

t work

than

Brendon Bur

chard’s

The Student Leadership Guide

. His writing, use of metaphor,

logical development, ability to synthesize

complex literature

, and understanding

and commitment to the underlying theory –

it’s all

beyo

nd belief

, certainly

better than I could do.”

- Jon Tompkins, Ph.D., author,

Human Resource Management in Government

What are people sayin

g about the

book?

“T

hi

s gu

id

e la

ys

ou

t

pa

th

s to

w

ard

lea

dership

. It

will assi

st you

in under

standing that leaders

are

co

mmon peopl

e

who, with fo

cus an

d determination,

w

o

rk

collectiv

ely

.”

—Pat William

s, forme

r U.S. Congressm

an and

Chai

rman of the Post-Se

co

nda

ry Education

Committee

“Too

often te

ach

ers of l

ea

dership

ma

ke

the

con

ce

pt

too id

ea

listic

and, the

refo

re, rem

ote a

nd

ina

cce

ssibl

e. Burcha

rd

has d

one

so

mething very

spe

cial with

The Studen

t Leadershi

p Guide

. He

has ma

de le

adershi

p und

ersta

nda

ble,

acce

ssi

ble, a

nd tho

rou

ghl

y desi

rabl

e.

The

six "Es"

alon

e a

re

worth th

e p

rice of a

dmi

ssi

on. It sh

ould

be

re

quire

d

readi

ng for all

student

s. Ca

ncel that.

It s

hould be req

uired readin

g for all aspiring leaders

!”

—Bill Trea

su

rer, executive

leade

rship co

ach a

nd auth

or,

Right Ri

sk

“Burcha

rd’

s b

ook i

s a g

ood

tool for anyo

ne

w

h

o is s

erious abou

t tr

yi

ng to make a differen

ce

in them

selves as well

as the lives of

others.

—The Asso

ci

ation of Colle

ge Uni

on

s Internatio

nal

“All too often, students

are

enco

uraged t

o become le

aders, witho

ut an ade

quate f

ram

ew

or

k th

at

describ

es th

e pra

ctice

and p

urp

ose

of leade

rship

. . .

The Stu

dent

Lead

er

ship Guide

helps fill that v

o

id

. Drawi

ng on

his o

w

n expe

rien

ce

as a

stude

nt and a p

rofe

ssional, the bo

ok

guid

es

rea

ders th

ro

ugh t

he six "E"s of

leade

rship –

envisio

n, enli

st, embody,

empo

we

r, evaluate, an

d e

nco

ura

ge.

Wi

th

nume

rou

s

que

stion

s for

discu

ssi

on a

nd refle

ction i

nclud

ed, this tit

le wo

uld b

e

approp

riate a

s the text for a semin

ar o

n leade

rship, t

he guide fo

r a leade

rship retreat, or a

s su

gge

sted re

adi

ng for

an

y

emerging student lea

der

on camp

us.

Uni

ve

rsit

y Busine

ss Ma

gazi

ne

The Stude

nt Leade

rship

Guide

is

thou

ghtful, engagi

ng, and full o

f practi

cal

su

gge

stion

s. Brendo

n Burch

ard d

oe

s a

n

excelle

nt job

of weaving to

gether th

e be

st

of the theo

retical lite

ratu

re on le

ade

rs

hip with a va

riety of popula

r treatme

nts

of the

subj

ect

. His an

alysi

s and

recomm

endatio

ns rev

olve aroun

d

a se

t o

f

guidelines

tha

t

are n

ot

only

use

ful bu

t

also inspirin

g

. Aspiri

ng

student lea

ders a

s well a

s experie

nced

one

s sta

nd

to gain a l

ot from readin

g this b

oo

k,

reflectin

g on its lesson

s, and putting them into pra

ctice in

a way that fits the situation and the peopl

e in it. This is

a

guide

boo

k to read, keep a

nd

revisit.”

—Geo

rge

Ch

eney, Ph.D. and autho

r,

Values at Work

The

Student

Lea

dershi

p

Guide

by Bre

ndon

Burcha

rd is an i

ntere

sting

and

co

mpelling

re

ad

from

both p

ractical a

nd

aca

demi

c sta

ndpoi

nts.

Thi

s guide doe

s not

tak

e a

“te

n minute

manager

” a

pproac

h

to the subje

ct; on the co

ntra

ry,

it is

well

grou

nded

in

co

nte

m

porary the

or

ies an

d

philo

sop

hie

s

of l

eadershi

p. As i

mporta

ntly, it take

s a

n inte

resting

an

d

easy-to

-read

appro

ach to leade

rship

and applie

s it to

situat

ions that uni

versity stude

nts are very

likely to fin

d

themselve

s i

n

.

I hav

e alread

y recommended it to

se

ve

ral of my

s

tuden

ts

who

have exp

re

ssed inte

re

st in

the theo

ry

and practi

ce

of leadershi

p and will gla

dl

y do so agai

n.

—Shiv Gane

sh, Ph.D., Organi

zational

Comm

uni

cati

on, The Univ

ersity of Mont

ana

What exactly is the book about?

The boo

k’

s leadershi

p framework, called E6,

rep

re

sent

s

si

x pra

ctice

s

required to

e

nact l

eade

rship.

Each

“E” i

s a

ddresse

d in a

different

cha

pter—

En

vi

sion, En

list, Embod

y,

Empo

w

er,

Ev

aluate, an

d

Encourag

e

. Every chapt

er ha

s theo

retical le

sso

ns,

action

able

st

eps, a

nd

a

vast array of

que

stion

s t

hat

help rea

ders

define and

pra

ctice

lea

dership on

th

eir

own terms.

In

the

E

nvisi

on

chapte

r, re

aders l

earn h

ow to

create

a

compelling vision for them

se

lves and t

hose they l

ead.

Burchard offers ex

celle

nt, penetrating

question

s that

make t

he visioning

pro

ce

ss si

mple a

nd

effective. Th

e

next chapte

r,

Enlist,

te

ach

es le

ade

rs to en

ga

ge

potential

coll

aborators a

nd to wo

rk wit

h them to

cre

ate

a vis

ion that reflec

ts mutual purpos

es

.

(Burch

ard

us

es

the term “c

ollaborato

r” instead o

f “follo

w

er”).

Th

e

cha

pter al

so

teache

s le

aders ho

w to expre

ss t

heir

vi

sion in

cl

ea

r,

pe

rsu

asiv

e

te

rms.

I

n

Em

bod

y, Burc

hard

doe

s

somethi

ng exem

plary

by guidi

ng

reade

rs to “walk

their talk” a

nd to lead

with a ge

nuine fo

cu

s on

becoming a

role model fo

r others. The

compl

ex idea

of

empo

we

ring

colla

borators to lead and serve is de

alt

with in

Empower

. T

he

boo

k shine

s

here

. Read

ers le

ar

n

a step

-by-st

ep p

ro

ce

ss for worki

ng with

th

eir

colla

borators and grant

ing them

deci

sio

n-m

aki

ng

authority a

nd tru

st. Th

e next cha

pter,

Evalua

te

,

displ

ays Bu

rcha

rd’

s exp

ertise i

n expl

aining

co

mpl

ex

issue

s like e

thics a

nd pe

rforma

nce-ba

sed fee

dba

ck.

Finally,

Enco

urag

e is a b

eaming exa

m

ple of what

the

best lea

de

rsh

ip texts do: it help

s us u

nd

ersta

nd h

ow t

o

lift those

aro

und

us,

su

st

ain h

ope,

an

d keep

ou

r o

w

n

emotion

s in

che

ck as

we

see

k hi

gher

state

s of

motivation an

d morality.

If a book ha

s ever bee

n written which

could in

spire

stude

nts

to

assume

lea

dership rol

es and beh

aviors,

The Student

Leade

rship

Guide

is it

.

Ev

er

y reader

w

al

ks

aw

ay

w

ith a

de

ep

unders

tan

ding of th

e o

ften

murk

y term “lead

ership

” and

a cle

ar proc

ess

for

enac

ting it

.

The Student Lead

ership G

uide

is destined

to be

com

e th

e #1

resource for stu

dent

s a

nd

gradu

at

es

across the country be

cau

se of its en

gagin

g, theory-

backe

d, real-worl

d

co

ntent

. Th

e

boo

k

is available to the

publi

c at

ww

w

.T

h

eStu

de

ntLe

aders

hipGuide.com

.

In

Perspe

ctives on

Lead

er

shi

p

,

G.W. Fairholm sai

d,

“Un

de

rsta

ndi

ng the

role

and fu

nctio

n of le

ade

rshi

p is

the single

most import

ant intellectual task of t

his

gene

ration, a

nd leadi

ng i

s the most n

eeded

skill.” T

his

unde

rsta

ndin

g an

d skill, h

oweve

r, often

goe

s u

ntaug

ht

in our hi

gh

school

s an

d universities.

Students at

all

levels a

re

yearnin

g for educational

material

s

on

leade

rship th

at help them

make a differen

ce in th

eir

cla

ssroo

ms, communitie

s, and care

ers.

Surpri

sin

gly, thoug

h, the

re

has neve

r

be

en a

servi

ce

-

oriente

d lea

de

rship b

oo

k

written

expre

ssly fo

r stu

de

nts.

Most l

ead

ership texts are

written

for m

anag

ers i

n la

rge

corpo

rate e

nvironm

ents,

missi

ng th

e realitie

s

and

need

s of o

ur stude

nts. Fu

rther, le

ade

rship bo

oks a

nd

prog

ram

s oft

en only tea

ch

theorie

s an

d skill

s rel

ated

to

teamwo

rk, motivation, persua

sive sp

eaki

ng, co

nflict

manag

eme

nt, perso

nal

developm

ent, and

orga

n-

ization

al the

ory with

out

ever p

re

se

nting a

unif

ied

leade

rship framework. Student

s often

wal

k away from

these text

s a

nd p

rog

ram

s

and

say, “Wh

at now?”

Ma

ny

ask,

“Wha

t d

o I actually

n

eed

to do

to

lead others

?

Certai

nly the

answe

r re

qui

res mo

re tha

n a hodg

epo

dge

of theori

es o

n ru

nnin

g me

etings an

d m

otivating peo

ple.

Lead

ership is indeed a proce

ss, and st

udent

s need

to

unde

rsta

nd what goe

s into that pro

cess.

Finally, a boo

k ha

s written to help them do just that.

The Ce

nter for Leade

rship Develo

pment at the

University of Montana h

as rel

ea

sed a

n insig

htful and

inspi

ring

bo

ok fo

r

stud

ents

call

ed

The Stu

dent

Lead

ership Guide

(200

3).

The book is

w

ritten

fr

om

both

theo

retical and pr

ac

tical v

ie

w

p

oints s

o th

at

stud

ents ca

n conce

ptu

ally

understand leade

rs

hip

and con

fide

ntly

practic

e it

. Brendo

n Burchard, a

human p

erfo

rman

ce

con

sultant with

an impre

ssive

history of

bo

th stud

ent

and

corpo

rate lea

de

rship

experie

nce, is the autho

r.

Burchard

de

scribe

s pri

nciple

s

th

at help rea

de

rs

unde

rsta

nd t

hat leade

rshi

p is a colle

ctive ende

avor,

different fro

m

manag

em

ent, and

firmly rooted

in

servi

ce. T

he

prin

ciple

s—

m

ost n

otably t

hat

lead

ersh

ip

is based on

serv

ice to other

s

—lay the gro

und

wo

rk

for a

lea

dership d

efinition

and

app

roa

ch that i

s

noth

ing

sho

rt of intelligent, holisti

c, and emp

owering.

Bulk discoun

ts available for high school and university

programs by emailing staff@TheStudentLeadershipGuide.com


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