Leadership and Ethics Across Disciplines (LEAD)
Available exclusively to students admitted to the LEAD Honors program.
Minor in
Leadership and Ethics Across Disciplines (LEAD)
The LEAD minor draws from different disciplines—arts and humanities, social sciences, business—to help students develop versatile skills that will help them adapt to, and shape, the world of tomorrow.
Leadership is a values-driven, collaborative process defined by human interaction across a variety of contexts, from the personal to the professional and from the local to the global. The LEAD minor recognizes that although not everybody will readily identify as a leader, most will be confronted with ethical challenges and complicated problems, need to work well with people from a variety of different backgrounds, and require cross-disciplinary skills to thrive under conditions of complexity and uncertainty.
As a LEAD minor at 17³Ô¹ÏÍø¹ÙÍø
you might take:
Exploration of leadership and ethics across disciplines.
Leadership and Ethics Across Disciplines
Exploration of leadership and ethics across disciplines.
Students reflect on and respond to prompts related to their personal leadership style, how they have applied it to a variety of situations and how they plan to continue their growth in the future.
Leadership and Ethics Across Disciplines (LEAD) Capstone
Students reflect on and respond to prompts related to their personal leadership style, how they have applied it to a variety of situations and how they plan to continue their growth in the future.
Minoring in LEAD at 17³Ô¹ÏÍø¹ÙÍø
Learning Outcomes
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Identify core facets of leadership from different disciplinary and theoretical perspectives.
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Evaluate what it means to lead with integrity, compassion and ethics in different contexts.
Conduct inquiry from multiple human perspectives (historical, cross-cultural, philosophical, creative, gender, scientific) with application to the practice of leadership.
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Reflect on their own attributes as a leader, including examination of core values and identity as applied to the evolving practice of leadership.
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Communicate and collaborate effectively with others from different backgrounds in both individual and group settings.
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Apply core liberal arts skills and mindset to diagnose complex problems.
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