
Introductory Course
Under graduate Studies 2020: Foundations in Leadership 3 Credit Hours Course Objectives:
Cognitive goals:
- To understand the complex nature of leadership in today’s society
- To understand the existing and emerging philosophies, theories and models of leadership.
- To understand the principles of leadership as they apply to and are shaped by various academic disciplines
- To understand ethical issues facing leaders and the enactment of values such as responsibility, democracy, fairness, and justice
- To understand their own leadership styles and implications associated with these styles
Attitudinal goals:
- To increase the self-awareness of students as individuals, leaders, and team members
- To respect the worth and dignity of all people and understand the premise of inclusive leadership
- To be sensitive to their impact on others
- To gain an understanding of ethical responsibilities as leaders
Behavioral Goals
- To demonstrate the ability to work effectively with others in a group
- To demonstrate the ability use and integrate various theoretical approaches to leadership in analyzing and solving problems
- To demonstrate effective skills in reading, writing and oral presentation
- To demonstrate the ability to effectively use computer technology to collect, disseminate and present information, including web, email, PowerPoint, etc.

