Impact of service leadership education on university students in Hong Kong

  • Wenyu CHAI
  • , Daniel TL SHEK*
  • , Britta LEE
  • , Meng XIE
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

This study assessed the changes of students in universities in Hong Kong after studying a 3-credit subject about service leadership in two semesters. A total of 148 undergraduate students studying the subject conducted a questionnaire before and after the study. The questionnaire measures students' positive youth development, satisfaction with life, and qualities related to service leadership. Results revealed that students of both semesters had positive changes in different positive youth development indicators. Students' improvement in life satisfaction and qualities related to service leadership were also found in one semester. Findings of the study offer further support to effectiveness of service leadership subject in nurturing positive development and leadership development of students.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)113-124
Number of pages12
JournalInternational Journal of Child and Adolescent Health
Volume13
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - 2020
Externally publishedYes

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Copyright © Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2020

Keywords

  • Objective outcome evaluation
  • service leadership
  • positive youth development
  • developmental changes
  • life satisfaction

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  • Impact of service leadership education on university students in Hong Kong

    CHAI, W., SHEK, D. T., LEE, B. & XIE, M., Apr 2020, Service Leadership Education in an Era of Service Economy. SHEK, D. T., ZHU, X. & MERRICK, J. (eds.). Nova Science Publishers. Inc, p. 11-32 22 p. (Public Health: Practices, Methods and Policies).

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