- HESI217 Introducrtion to Student Leadership (3 credits) Restriction: Freshman standing; or sophomore standing. Credit only granted for: HESI217 or EDCP217. Formerly: EDCP21. Introduction to leadership theories, concepts, and skills. Completion of personal and leadership self-assessments, values exploration, and small group application.
- HESI315 (3 credits) Recommended: HESI217. Credit only granted for: HESI315 or EDCP315. Formerly: EDCP315. Acquiring and integrating leadership knowledge within group and organizational contexts so that students can navigate organizational environments and apply leadership in diverse communities of practice and career contexts.
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HESI318 Applied Contextual Leadership (3 credits)
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318E Leadership for Peer Assisted Learning
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- 318J Leadership and Sports
- 318M Leadership and Education
- 318N Leadership in Collborative Learning Groups
- 318O Orientation Leader
- 318R Foundations and Applications of Challenge Course Theory and Instruction
- 318T Foundations and Applicatoins of Adventure Leadership Instruction
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318E Leadership for Peer Assisted Learning
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HESI320 Social Action Seminar (2 credits)
Prerequisite: HESI217. Restriction: Limited to Minor in Leadership Studies students.The use of leadership theories to inform the practice of addressing social issues in society, on campus, or within the surrounding community. Students will: identify a current and compelling social issue; explore the historical, social, and political aspects of social issues; identify and select applicable leadership theories to confront the social issue; create and develop a plan that integrates leadership theories and the social issue; and implement and evaluate the overall social action project.
- HESI417 Advanced Leadership Seminar (3 credits) Prerequisite: HESI217; or students who have taken courses with comparable content may contact the department. Restriction: Permission of EDUC-Counseling, Higher Education and Special Education department. Credit only granted for: EDCP417 or HESI417. Students will analyze and synthesize the concept of leadership using cultural, ethical, sociological, historical perspectives. Exploration and reflection of personal values, decision making, in-depth analysis on various leadership activities. Theories will be emphasized.
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HESI418 Special Topics in Leadership (3 credits)
- 418A Asian American Leadership
- 418D Leadership and Ethnicity
- 418F Jewish Leadership
- 418K Leadership and Intersecting Identities: Stories of the Multi racial/ethnic/cultural Experience
- HESI489 Field Experiences in Higher Education, Student Affairs and International Education Policy