Get the knowledge, skills and ability to interpret and facilitate the process by which humans make choices and enact them in the world.
Knowledge-Properties and modes of leadership and followership
Skills -Interpret intrapersonal, inter- personal, and sociostructural interests.
-Apply mathematical and economic analyses.
-Communicate with diverse audiences in person and in writing.
-Make decisions and take action.
-Accept a measure of responsibility for the consequences for other people.
-Seek new information and experiences to grow as a leader
and a follower.
Seven liberal-arts foundation courses prepare you for leadership roles. Choose courses from within four rubrics.
Ratiocination. One three-credit course in college level mathematics or quantitative and formal reasoning.
Economics. One three-credit course in economics.
Communication. One three-credit course in writing and one three-credit corse in other communication
such as speaking or non-verbal communication.
Human Architectures. Three three-credit courses with intrapersonal, interpersonal, or sociostructural topics.
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Four program elements which help you to increase your understanding of personal and social responsibility and to practice for leadership roles.
Emerging Leaders Program. This is a ten-week, 2-hour per week, non-credit leadership development program.
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Community Service. Complete 40 hours of community service in one term.
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Academic Internship. Complete one credit of academic internship.
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Senior Leadership Seminar. This is a 1-credit course which you complete twice, preferrably during your senior year.
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Requirements
Course Check List [pdf-file]
The Leadership Certificate program has both strucutre and flexibility. You can choose
from a wide range of courses which match your personal goals and interests. In the document below,
we provide you with some suggestions for tayloring a track through the curriclum.
Sample Tracks [pdf-file]