LEAD 3010 - Leading Across Global Systems

Goals: To weave the together threads of their previous leadership courses in order to understand how to effectively engage in systems in evidence-based, culturally appropriate, and sustainable ways as global-citizen-leaders. To provide students the ability to investigate global issues with moral and ethical aspects and connect them to their own lives.

Content: Through readings, research, dialogue, and technology that connects us to the world, we will explore what it means to be a global-citizen-leader in a complex and ever-adaptive world. Using collaborative leadership skills students will focus on identifying, defining, and engaging in one issue or grand challenge though interviewing individuals from across the globe and incorporating evidence-based research from scholarly peer-reviewed journals with diverse and culturally tuned perspectives.

Taught: Fall

Prerequisites: LEAD 1000 and LEAD 3000

Credits: 4