Dr. Wanda Maulding Green (Waiting on bio) Ed Madison’s multifaceted career in media and journalism began as a high school intern at the Washington Post CBS-owned television affiliate in Washington, D.C. during the height of Watergate. Madison is an associate professor at the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication and a College of Education affiliated faculty member. His research centers on how journalistic learning methods can enhance overall student achievement.
""I am so excited to see that Dr. Wanda Maulding Green and Dr. Ed Leonard have collaborated once again to share their wisdom with our educational leaders. I have been blessed to see them in action as they guide school leaders through a process of self-reflection and goal setting. Their focus on real-world scenarios and the use of emotional intelligence to drive school culture is truly difference-making"" --Chuck Benigno, professor, and Executive Director PREPS, Inc., William Carey University ""If you're looking to improve your leadership skills, whether you're a beginner or an experienced leader, you should definitely check out this book written by Dr. Maulding Green and Dr. Leonard. It provides leadership imperatives and real-world scenarios that can help leaders evaluate their daily practices from various perspectives. It's a great resource for anyone who wants to enhance their soft skills and decision-making abilities with ease and confidence."" --Melissa Whigham, elementary school principle, Alabama ""This text is a perfect resource for any leadership training course. Drs. Maulding Green and Leonard have once again captured real-life scenarios from practicing administrators to improve the growth of both aspiring and practicing leaders. A bonus of the text is that the assessment that is utilized with the training is included in the book. In tandem with a group or on your own, you can see how you 'measure up' to other administrators on the five leader imperatives of Leader Acumen."" --Dr. Ronald Styron, retired Blue Ribbon high school principal and leadership professor