LEAD 1103 - Introduction to Leadership

3.0 Credit Hours

This course presents an introduction to the field of leadership. It will discuss the goals, theories and skills of leadership. The course will discuss leadership theories and practices from a multi-discipline approach. The course will provide students with the tools, key concepts and research findings to help them better understand the challenges of leadership and become better leaders. The course will prepare students for higher levels of study in the field of leadership.

Events unfolding in the world today make it essential that students develop leadership skills in interpersonal relations, team building, and cultural diversity. The ability to make ethical decisions is one of the hallmarks of a good leader. Throughout the course the instructor will emphasize ethical leadership. The course uses a multi-disciplined approach to leadership. The psychological and sociological factors of leadership will be addressed during the course as well as various leadership models. With a strong base in the humanities, the course will use literature, movies and video sources to help the students gain an understanding of leadership theories. Overall, the course will help students understand the field of leadership and how these skills can be used in their chosen careers.

Satisfies a Requirement: Leadership
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LEAD 1103 - Introduction to Leadership