CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN BIBLE COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL
JC - 524 COLLEGE WRITING AND GRAMMAR MECHANICS
Dear Students,
Please see the following Interview questions posted by Dr. Underwood for your JC-1403 Leadership Theory course:
1. Could you share with me your path to your career and leadership development?
2. How do you conceptualize your role? What do you feel are your most important responsibilities?
3. What does leadership in your business- workplace setting mean to you? Do you operate within a particular leadership framework, or set or
leadership principles?
4. What is your thinking about how to lead and manage change in a workplace setting? What you learned about it?
5. What are your biggest challenges you face as a leader in the 21st. Century? How do you respond or cope with challenges?
6. What do you enjoy the most about your leadership role?
7. What is your advice for those who might aspire to enter leadership today? What do they need to consider? What skills or competencies
must they have? How can they best prepared themselves for the job?
8. What is your philosophy of leadership?
9. What leader inspires you? Why?
10. What personal accomplishments are you most proud of?
11. What life and career goals have you set for yourself?
12. Describe the work environment or culture in which you are most productive?
13. How do you define success in career terms?
14. How do you motivate others to succeed?
15. How do you define success in life terms?
16. How do you wish to be remembered?
JC - 524 COLLEGE WRITING AND GRAMMAR MECHANICS
ASSIGNMENTS: All assignments are due by the due date. All late assignments will be subject to a penalty of 5 points for each day assignment is late. Although you are not on-site, you are still responsible for submitting your homework assignments when due.
ASSIGNMENT FOR WEEK 2:
October 29 - November 2, 2007
Writing Assignment
Welcome to your first assignment for the course. Please do not panic. This
is easy. Your writing assignment will be to choose an incident from your
life and write a narrative or story about that incident. You should choose an
event that taught you something about yourself, about others, or about some
aspect of society that you had not thought of before. Remember, an incident is a
brief segment of time–a morning, an evening, or at most, a day. You need to make
the incident interesting in and of itself. And finally at the end you will write
a conclusion about what the incident taught you. It is important to carefully
select the details you include in your narrative. You as the writer need to
select from the many details you remember only those details that support your
final conclusion–that final thing you will reveal to your reader that you
learned from the incident.
Your paper will be in two basic parts:
This is the easiest paper we will write because it is based on your own experiences and there is really no set form to follow. When you return this paper to me, I will mark it, and either accept it as is or make some revision suggestions for improving the essay. This essay should be at least 3 pages in length and no more than 5 pages..
a. E-mail your essay as an attachment file to Mrs. Naylor (be sure to print your name on page 1 of your essay)
b. This assignment is due by 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 3, 2007.
c. If you have questions, please be sure to contact Mrs. Naylor at the help desk 6 - 8 pm. Mon - Fri at 447-2359.
God Bless. Have A Great Week!