September 5, 2017
What is leadership maturity and why is it important to state and national art education leaders? This question has been on my mind for at least the past four years. The definitions of leadership maturity do vary, but most definitions target a skill set that includes modesty, honesty, humility, and courage. These skills are often coupled with a vision of what might be. If your state association has this type of focus and understands what it can do, it can make an impact on behalf of your membership. Furthermore, these traits are important for a healthy and productive association.
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Cris Guenter
Pacific Region Vice President (Term: 2016-2018)
Professor, School of Education, California State University-Chico
- cguenter[at]csuchico.edu
- 530-898-6157
Board of Directors
James Rees
Pacific Region Vice President-Elect (Term: 2016-2018)
Art Instructor/Art Department Chair/District Arts Coordinator
- james[at]jamesreesart.com
- 801-473-9687
Board of Directors
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