Chance Lee, Ph.D., CNP
Assistant professor, nonprofit leadership program director
chance@ksu.edu
Individualization | Developer | Harmony | Arranger | Adaptability
Campus office: 261 Leadership Studies Building
Teaching
I love teaching in an interdisciplinary school where we have a wide variety of majors and backgrounds in every class. Supporting our students to figure out ways to make progress on important challenges inspires me to come to work every day. The nonprofit sector is complex and in great need of leadership from our students that reflects the evolving needs and challenges of our times.
Current courses
- LEAD 350: Culture and Context in Leadership
- LEAD 420: Theories of Nonprofit Leadership
- LEAD 450: Senior Seminar
- LEAD 499: Nonprofit Internship Seminar
- Nonprofit leadership best practices and organizational design
- Global learning through university programs
- Intercultural learning
At the Staley School, I am an assistant professor, and most of my time is spent teaching. To date, I have taught almost every undergraduate course we offer—primarily LEAD 350: Culture and Context of Leadership and our nonprofit offerings. I also direct the Nonprofit Leadership Certificate and love supporting students through our nonprofit curriculum.
- Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction, Kansas State University
- M.Ed. in teaching, Chaminade University of Honolulu
- B.A. in sociology and political science, Kansas State University
- Certified Nonprofit Professional
When not teaching, you can find me raising my kids, gardening, woodworking, or traveling.
Staley School of Leadership
252 Leadership Studies Building
1300 Mid-Campus Dr. N.
Manhattan, KS 66506
785-532-6085
leadership@ksu.edu