LEAD 2000 - Principles of Leadership

Hours: 4
A course designed to introduces students to theoretical perspectives on leadership (traits, styles, situational, behavioral, transformative, etc.) and research, assist them in developing leadership skills, and encourage active self-reflection and concerning your perspectives and skills. Among the specific leadership skills targeted in the class are: shaping and communicating a vision; persuasion and advocacy; motivation; and conflict management, mediation and collaboration. As the second course in the Leadership Studies minor, the course is also designed to help students continue development of critical thinking and reflection, writing skills, speaking skills, small group communication skills, and interpersonal communication skills.
Prerequisites: LEAD 1000 or COMM 3800 are recommended.

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