The foundation course will prepare students to exercise leadership in business, government and community organizations. It will introduce leadership skills useful in a variety of settings including community and civic activities. The course will help students to improve self awareness, understand multiple theories, recognize moral courage, build analytic and critical thinking skills and adapt leadership practices to different people and contexts. Students taking this course will not receive credit for MGMT 3030.
Integrates leadership topics and experiences students pursued through the Leadership Studies Minor. Using advanced critical thinking skills, the seminar requires students to evidence their knowledge, competencies and skills related to leadership theory and practice through examining contemporary leadership challenges. Further, the seminar directs students to justify decision-making processes, demonstrating their ability to synthesize prior knowledge to effect desirable, ethical outcomes. Department enforced prereq., LEAD 1000 (minimum grade C-) or approved substitute plus two of the approved LSM electives. Requisites: Restricted to students with 57-180 credits (Juniors or Seniors).
