Drawing from major ethical traditions and leadership frameworks, in this course students learn to analyze complex dilemmas, consider multiple perspectives, and articulate reasoned judgments. Students and faculty together will explore questions surrounding the responsibilities of leaders to their organizations/communities and consider topics such as the tensions between ethics and leadership and the culture of influence on ethics and leadership. Through applied exercises and discussion, students build practical ethical reasoning skills that can be transferred across disciplines. Three semester hours.
GNED 204: Ethics and Leadership Competency
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