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HALS 208 - Foundations of Leadership II

1 Credit Hours
Building upon the knowledge acquired in Foundations of Leadership I, Foundations of Leadership II is an advanced course carefully curated to elevate students’ leadership capabilities to new heights. This course explores intricate leadership concepts, including transformational leadership, strategic thinking, change management, and fostering innovation. Students will be able to hone their unique leadership styles, master the art of leading amidst ambiguity and uncertainty, and delve into effective strategies for achieving organizational growth and success. With a strong emphasis on ethical leadership, the course will also underscore the significance of cultivating a supportive and inclusive organizational culture. Engaging in practical exercises, enriched by guest speakers’ perspectives, and immersing in role-playing scenarios, students will emerge from the seminar with a profound comprehension of leadership dynamics and the unwavering confidence to lead with excellence in diverse and challenging environments.

Grading Restriction: Letter grade only
Registration Restriction(s): Required of and limited to Haslam Leadership Scholars.


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