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A Call to Lead
~ IU 170 A Call to Lead: Theories and Foundations (2 credits)
~ IU 171 A Call to Lead: Social Change Model (2 credits)
Introductory leadership development courses based on the Social Change Model of Leadership examining how individuals, groups, and community effect change. Students will deepen their understanding of self and community, and how to utilize talents to serve others. Students participate in two weekend experiences including a fall retreat and spring service project. This course is intended for students interested in exploring their capacity for leadership through understanding self, values, service, community, and change.
Leadership Styles
~ IU 270 Leadership Styles I: Personal Application (2 credits)
~ IU 271 Leadership Styles II: Prominent Leadership (2 credits)
Intermediate leadership development courses based on professional elements of leadership and how to apply leadership theory in practice. Students examine their personal strengths, team management principles, and enhance professional skills such as networking, etiquette, and communication. Students apply their learning in real-world experiences including professional networking events and leadership field experiences volunteering with local non-profit or business organizations to study leadership in action. This course is designed for second- and third-year students who have an interest in the practical application of leadership in the organizations.
Effective Leadership
~ IU 470 Effective Leadership I: Success as a Leader (3 credits)
~ IU 471 Effective Leadership II: Vision and Change (3 credits)
Advanced leadership development courses based on organizational behavior, systems theory, and leading change in the future. Students examine the power and influence leadership can have in real-world experiences through in-depth examination of critical topics such as power, privilege, equity, and justice. Students also explore impacts of globalization and conflict management. In the second semester, course work focuses on future trends in leadership. Students apply learning through experiential activities, case-studies, weekend retreats, and service weekend to Chimayo, New Mexico. This course is designed for students in their third year and beyond who have an interest in applying their leadership in the future and impacting change in communities and organizations.
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