Faculty Coordinator: Richard Powell

Required Courses

The following courses are required (12 credits):

  • LDR 100: Foundations of Leadership (online)
  • LDR 200: Leadership Ethics (online)
  • LDR 300: Advanced Leadership Theory & Practice
  • LDR 499: Leadership Engagement Practicum (online/independent study)

Leadership Behavior and Skills Elective

Select one course from the following list (3 credits):

  • CMJ 102: Fundamentals of Interpersonal Communication
  • CMJ 103: Fundamentals of Public Communication
  • CMJ 345: Small Group Communication: Service-Learning
  • CMJ 347: Argument and Critical Thinking
  • CMJ 360: Nonverbal Communication
  • CMJ 367: Public Relations (online)
  • CMJ 370: Visual Communication
  • ENG 317: Business and Technical Writing (online)
  • ENG 415: Advanced Report & Proposal Writing
  • ENG 418: Topics in Professional Writing
  • INV 180: Create: Innovation Engineering I
  • INV 282: Communicate: Innovation Engineering II
  • MSL 401: The Army Officer
  • NAV 303: Leadership and Management
  • PAX 360: Conflict Resolution: A Relational Approach to Working Through Conflict
  • PAX 451: Mediation: Its Premises, Practices, and Policies
  • PAX 470: Sustainable Communication: The Theory and Practice of Nonviolent Communication

Leadership in Communities/Groups/Orgs Elective

Select three courses from the following list (9 credits):

  • ANT 270: Environmental Justice Movements in the United States
  • ANT 470: Religion and Politics (online)
  • CHF 201: Introduction to Child Development (online)
  • CLA 400: Hero: Myth and Meaning (online)
  • CMJ 225: Sex, Gender, and Communication
  • CMJ 403: Persuasion and Social Influence
  • CMJ 405: Women and Communication
  • CMJ 420: Health Communication
  • CMJ 430: Intercultural Communication
  • CMJ 470: Communication in Organizations
  • ECO 254: Small Business Economics and Management
  • EDB 202: Education in a Multicultural Society
  • EHD 203: Educational Psychology
  • ENG 253: Shakespeare: Selected Plays
  • HON 170: Currents and Context
  • HON 308: Visiting Scholar in Ethics Tutorial
  • HTY 279: European Military History
  • HTY 401: History of Greece
  • HTY 402: Roman History
  • INV 401: Experience: Innovation Engineering IV
  • KPE 209: Wilderness First Responder
  • KPE 286: Challenge Course Facilitator Skills
  • KPE 287: Ropes Course Management
  • KPE 311: Maine Wilderness Guide
  • KPE 344: Principles of Coaching
  • LDR 350: Topics in Leadership Studies
  • MES 301: Rachel Carson, Maine, and the Environment (online)
  • MGT 325: Introduction to Management
  • MGT 327: Business and Society
  • MKT 270: Principles of Marketing
  • MSL 301: Training Management and the Warfighting Functions
  • MSL 302: Training Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations
  • MSL 350: The Evolution of American Warfare
  • MSL 402: Company Grade Leadership
  • NAV 303: Leadership and Management
  • NAV 304: Leadership and Ethics
  • NUR 330: Nursing Care Management of Children and Families (online)
  • NUR 331: Nursing Care Management of Children and Families Clinical
  • NUR 335: Clinical Adult Nursing Management
  • NUR 409: Professional Issues: Leadership and Organization
  • NUR 413: Nursing Care Management of Women, Infants, and Families
  • NUR 416/417: Nursing Care Management of Children and Families
  • NUR 444: Management and Leadership in the Healthcare System
  • NUR 453: Community Nursing Care Management
  • PAX 290: Nonviolence: Perceptions and Perspectives (online)
  • PAX 370: Building Sustainable Communities (online)
  • PAX 400: Martin Luther King and the Beloved Community
  • PAX 401: Women Activists: Warriors for Peace and Justice (online)
  • PHI 230: Ethics
  • PHI 231: Topics in Applied Ethics
  • PHI 232: Environmental Ethics
  • PHI 233: Business Ethics
  • PHI 235: Biomedical Ethics
  • PHI 236: Feminist Ethical, Social and Political Theory
  • PHI 240: Social and Political Philosophy
  • PHI 344: Theories of Justice
  • PHI 345: Global Justice
  • PHI 346: The Philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi
  • PHI 432: Environmental Philosophy and Policy
  • POS 301: Classical Political Thought
  • POS 302: Medieval Political Thought
  • POS 303: Early Modern Political Thought
  • POS 304: American Political Thought
  • POS 305: Late Modern Political Thought
  • POS 306: Crafting the American Constitution (online)
  • POS 307: Democratic Theory
  • POS 353: The US Congress
  • POS 354: The US Presidency
  • POS 357: Film and Politics
  • POS 385: Women and Politics
  • POS 386: Religion and Politics in the United States
  • POS 474: Conduct of Foreign Policy
  • POS 475: International Security
  • POS 486: Religious Thought, the American Identity, and U.S. Public Policy
  • PSY 230: Social Psychology
  • PSY 251: Psychology of Motivation (online)
  • PSY 423: The Psychology of Parenting
  • SFR 106: Forest Land Navigation and Outdoor Preparedness
  • SOC 201: Social Inequality
  • SOC 202: Social Problems
  • SOC 301: Microsociology: Interaction and the Self (online)
  • SOC 329: Sociology of Gender (online)
  • SOC 482: The Sociology of Religion
  • SWK 330: Contemporary Issues in Diversity and Pluralism
  • SWK 350: Human Behavior and the Social Environment I
  • SWK 351: Human Behavior in the Social Environment II
  • SWK 440: Social Welfare Policy and Issues
  • THE 466: Stage Directing
  • WGS 201: Topics in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
  • WGS 230: Women, Health, and the Environment (online)
  • WGS 301: Intermediate Topics in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
  • WGS 303: Social Movements, Media, and Change
  • WGS 340: Transnational Feminisms