Class Format
Emerging Leaders is taught in small inclusive environment with no more than 15 students per section. The courses are co-facilitated by a Student Affairs professional or doctoral student and an undergraduate student leader.
Course Description
Emerging Leaders provides an introduction to leadership concepts relevant for being a student leader at the University of San Diego. It is designed to provide exposure to different involvement opportunities at USD, allow for opportunities to engage in leadership, and provide a basic understanding of leadership concepts and models. Click here to see the syllabus from Fall 2011.
Learning Outcomes
Through this course students will:
- Learn about leadership concepts and theories and be able to apply these concepts and theories to their lives.
- Engage in critical thinking about leadership through assignments, activities, and discussions.
- Explore what it means to create a diverse and inclusive community.
- Learn how to be an effective group member by engaging in small group learning communities.
- Learn about involvement opportunities and resources at USD.
- Develop significant relationships with peers and facilitators.
Register Now!
If you would like to join the Spring 2011 class of Emerging Leaders, register for LEAD 161 today by emailing your name and USD ID number to Jaclyn Miller at millerj-10@sandiego.edu.
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Undergraduate Facilitator
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Contact Us
If you are interested in learning more about the Emerging Leaders course, contact the Student Leadership and Involvement Center 619-260-4802 or Mandy Womack at awomack@sandiego.edu.
