Carlie Snethen, M.A.
Graduate research assistant
csnethen@ksu.edu
Significance | Restorative | Strategic | Arranger | Individualization
Responsibilities
I have a joint opportunity of working with the Staley School of Leadership and the Kansas Leadership Center through the Third Floor Research team. My projects focus on evaluation and analysis of programmatic impact along with assisting with data management projects.
My research interests are situated in the dynamics of civic engagement and in applying the adaptive leadership framework to address complex challenges. With a professional background in organizational leadership, higher education, and human resources, I am interested in understanding the practice of adaptive work within the outdoor recreation, conservation, organizational impact, and leadership development spaces.
- Adaptive Leadership
- Outdoor Recreation and Conservation
- Measurement, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL)
- Community Engagement
- See the Kansas Leadership Center website for current work.
- Other Projects
- Hill-Sullins, N., Rourke, C., & Snethen, C. (2024, February 8-9). Enhancing voluntary grassland conservation programs: Insights from Logan and Gove County, Kansas landowners [Research abstract presentation]. Kansas Natural Resources Conference, Manhattan, KS, United States.
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Graduate Student Leadership Program - Previous facilitator
- Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership, Fort Hays State University
- Master of Arts in Educational Leadership: Higher Education Student Affairs, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Staley School of Leadership
252 Leadership Studies Building
1300 Mid-Campus Dr. N.
Manhattan, KS 66506
785-532-6085
leadership@ksu.edu