The Foundations of Leadership course includes rigorous instruction in theory, research methods, and key techniques in order to improve each student’s leadership abilities. The class will employ an interdisciplinary methodology that balances theory with application and organizational with individual leadership development.

This class helps you assess and improve key leadership skills and develop an understanding of the keys to organizational, ethical, and crisis leadership.

Special Class Features:

• Public speaking training including a one on one session at the presentation
rehearsal studio.
• Special guest speakers
• Global teleconference on leadership with students in France
• Global leadership case study

Instructor: Phillip M. Thompson, Ph.D., J.D., LL.M., Director, Leadership Education and Development (LEAD Programs and Coordinator of the Leadership Certificate in the School of Public Policy

Time: Spring 2008, TTh 1:35-2:55
 

Credit: 3 Hours
 

No Prerequisites

The class poses for a picture at the end of a caving trip.

Students Comments on the Class:

"I learned a great deal about interacting with people, setting an example, and applying ethical and leadership principles to real-world crises and situation in the PUBP 4803 (Foundations of Leadership) class. I would encourage anyone who is interested in having a role in management and leadership anywhere to take PUBP 4803." Kevin Bell, ME

"Whatever path you choose to travel in life, the opportunities for leadership will always be there. The Foundations class, PUBP 4803 arms you with the tools and frameworks needed to excel in any leadership opportunity be it on campus or beyond." Rachel Benkeser, INTA