Sheats

Benne and Sheats (1948) proposed that group members who exert leadership play three types of functional roles: (1) group-task roles, such as initiator, gatekeeper, and summarizer; (2) group-building and group-maintenance roles, such as harmonizer, supporter, and tension reducer; and (3) individual roles, such as blocker, pleader, and monopolizer.

The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008

Benne and Sheats (1948) proposed that group members who exert leadership play three types of functional roles: (1) group-task roles, such as initiator, gatekeeper, and summarizer; (2) group-building and group-maintenance roles, such as harmonizer, supporter, and tension reducer; and (3) individual roles, such as blocker, pleader, and monopolizer.

The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008

Sheats obligingly lied that he had spotted a kilogram of cocaine nearby, giving them the address of the elderly spinster Miss Kathryn Johnston, who neither used nor dealt drugs, but who did live in fear of break-ins in her crime-infested neighborhood.

Is That Legal?: A No-Knock Death Warrant 2006

On Nov. 21 of last year, Atlanta police planted marijuana on Fabian Sheats, a "suspected street dealer."

Is That Legal?: A No-Knock Death Warrant 2006

They told Sheats they would let him go if he "gave them something."

Is That Legal?: A No-Knock Death Warrant 2006

Sheats that he will prosecute and persecute this Orange Park School out of existence.

The American Missionary — Volume 50, No. 6, June, 1896 Various

Last May the Governor of Florida signed a bill, now well known, framed by Superintendent Sheats, of the State Educational Department, which was aimed directly at the Orange Park school.

The American Missionary — Volume 50, No. 1, January, 1896 Various

Sheats then shows that the cost of the Negro schools was $19,467, while the Negroes contributed to the school fund in direct taxes, together with their proper proportion of the indirect taxes, $23,984.

Booker T. Washington Builder of A Civilization Emmett Jay 1916

Sheats shows that the amount paid for negro schools from negro taxes or from a division of other funds to which negroes contribute indirectly with the whites, amounted to $23,984.

Is the Negro Having a Fair Chance? 1912

Visitors will explore the Sheats/Goldstein House 1963/1989, according to MAK.

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