LDR 6105 — Developing 21st-Century Leadership Capability

3 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Seeks to establish the premise that leadership is a developed capability by exposing students to theories and alternative perspectives, including contemporary collaborative models. This is the foundation of the master's degree program. Offers students an opportunity to demonstrate a holistic perspective of leadership by gaining an appreciation for the self and how it relates to the greater world around them. Students take a series of leadership and professional assessments/instruments designed to increase self-awareness and to develop a practice of critical reflection. From careful consideration of these perspectives, successful students then build a personal model of leadership that can be put to immediate use in work, community, or personal settings.

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LDR 6155, LDR 6983, LDR 7980

Courses that list LDR 6105 in their prerequisites.

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