To meet the requirements of the concentration, students must complete either the Leadership Studies (traditional) Track or the American Foreign Policy Track (6 courses total).
Honors:
The Introductory Course:
LEAD/Political Science 125: Power, Leadership and Legitimacy: An Introduction to Leadership Studies
One Required Course on Ethical Issues Related to Leadership:
LEAD/Political Science 203 Introduction to Political Theory
Two Core Courses Dealing with Specific Facets or Domains of Leadership:
CLAS 258/ANTH 258/HIST 394/REL 213 Divine Kingship in the Ancient Mediterranean
Classics/History/Leadership Studies 323: Leadership, Government, and the Governed in Ancient Greece
History 111/Leadership 150: Movers and Shakers in the Modern Middle East
History/Leadership 157: From Powhatan to Lincoln: Discovering Leadership in a New World
History 158: Thicker than Water: American Political Dynasties
History 326: War in European History
History 355/Leadership 255: Perspectives on the American Revolution
History/Africana Studies 381: From Civil Rights to Black Power
History 475: Modern Warfare and Military Leadership
Leadership Studies/French 212/History 393: Sister Revolutions in France and America
Leadership Studies 250: Political Leadership
Leadership Studies 259/History 359: The Politics of Presidential Leadership, 1776-1860
Leadership Studies 275: The Art of Presidential Leadership
Leadership Studies/Political Science 285: The Revolutionary Generation: Galaxy of Leaders
Leadership Studies 295: Leadership and Management
Political Science/Leadership 206T: Dangerous Leadership in American Politics
Political Science 218: The American Presidency
Political Science 345 Cosmology and Rulership in Ancient Chinese Political Thought
Sociology 387: Propaganda
One Leadership Studies Winter Study Course
(listed separately in the catalogue)
Capstone Course:
Leadership Studies 402: The Art of Presidential Leadership
Note: Please check the course catalog for additional offerings or check with the program chair, Justin Crowe, to see if other courses might count as electives.
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