The Staley School of Leadership proudly celebrates Carl and Mary Ice as 2024 Michael C. Holen Leaders-In-Residence. The Ices were on campus April 4-5, interacting with leadership studies students, faculty, and staff. They will also be honored at the fall Spirit of Leadership event.
The Michael C. Holen Leader-in-Residence Award honors outstanding individuals who are exercising leadership in a range of organizational, professional and civic settings. Recipients come to campus to share experiences and engage in rich and challenging conversations with our students and the Kansas State University community.
The award recipient exemplifies the Staley School of Leadership mission statement and the following tenets:
- Service to the common good is the goal of leadership.
- Leadership is a process and is not defined simply by position or authority.
- Collaboration is the primary method of teaching and developing leadership.
- Successful leaders are committed and have the ability to engage in leadership with those of many backgrounds and cultures.
Originally named the “Lifetime Leadership Award,” the award was later dedicated in honor of College of Education Dean Emeritus, Michael C. Holen for his tremendous leadership at the university and support of leadership studies. Mary Lynn and Warren Staley were the inaugural Michael C. Holen Leader-in-Residence recipients.
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