

Leadership: Virginia “Ginny” Arthur, JD/See Lesson Plan in Description
Campus Podcast @ Metro State University by Mr. Lucky — Educator, MAPL, M.S. Urban Education Student
S3 · E29
May 6, 2026
09:20
Episode notes
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My Ms. Arthur Leadership Lesson Plan
Leadership Lesson Plan: The Leadership of Virginia “Ginny” Arthur, JD
Learning Objectives
- Students will identify two core leadership principles demonstrated by President Virginia “Ginny” Arthur.
- Students will analyze how her leadership advances equity, social mobility, and student-centered decision-making.
Learning Outcomes
- Students will explain how Arthur’s leadership philosophy aligns with servant, task, and transformational leadership.
- Students will apply one of her leadership strategies to a real-world educational or community scenario.
5E Learning Model
1. ENGAGE
- Show a brief profile of President Virginia “Ginny” Arthur.
- Ask: “What qualities must a university president possess to lead a diverse, first‑generation student population?”
- Students share quick impressions.
2. EXPLORE
- Students examine short excerpts or summaries of Arthur’s leadership work:
- Social mobility achievements
- Diversity and inclusion initiatives
- Her philosophy: “Ask students what problem they want to solve.”
- Small groups identify patterns in her leadership style.
3. EXPLAIN
- Instructor connects Arthur’s actions to three leadership frameworks:
- Servant Leadership: Centering students, equity, and community needs
- Task Leadership: Operational excellence, academic innovation, measurable outcomes
- Transformational Leadership: Vision-driven change, inspiring faculty and students
- Students explain which framework best fits her leadership and why.
4. ELABORATE
- Students apply Arthur’s leadership approach to a scenario: “Metro State wants to increase first‑generation student retention by 15%. Using Arthur’s leadership style, what steps would you take?”
- Groups create a short action plan using her principles.
5. EVALUATE
- Students complete a quick reflection:
- “Which of Arthur’s leadership traits do you want to strengthen in your own practice?”
- Instructor uses a 3‑question exit ticket to assess understanding.
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