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Educating future leaders: integrating leadership into an introductory school counseling course
ABSTRACT Evidence suggests school counselors are not getting sufficient leadership training within their graduate programs. In this pilot study, the authors explored the effectiveness of an 11-week leadership training intervention within an introductory school counseling course. Results indicated notable changes for students’ perceived frequency of leadership practice and school counseling self-efficacy. A discussion follows with implications for school counselor educators.