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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2017-2019 Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students Programs, Faculty, and Courses Organizational Leadership 713 Minor Requirements  

Minor Requirements


The minor in organizational leadership consists of 20 credits (9 of which must be at the 300 level or above) divided into three foundation courses, three theory courses, and two applications courses. Students must earn a grade of C or better in all required courses to receive credit.

Prerequisites
Students must complete 01:713:202 Introduction to Organizational Leadership with a grade of C or better before they can declare organizational leadership as a minor. Students with 90 credits or more may not enroll in 01:713:202 Introduction to Organizational Leadership.

Required Courses
  • 01:730:101  Logic, Reason, and Persuasion (3) or 01:730:201  Introduction to Logic (3) or 01:730:202  Introduction to Logic (4) or 01:730:109  Introduction to Formal Reasoning and Decision Making (4)
  • 01:713:202  Introduction to Organizational Leadership (3)
  • 01:713:303  Intermediate Organizational Applications (2) (prerequisite 01:713:202)
  • 01:713:404  Advanced Organizational Applications (3) (prerequisite 01:713:303)
  • One course from Leadership Theory I
  • One course from Leadership Theory II
  • One course from Leadership Theory III

Leadership Theory I: Formulating an Ethically Responsible Vision

All students must select one 3-credit course from the list below:

01:730:105  Current Moral and Social Issues (3)
01:730:106  Current Moral and Social Issues (4)
01:730:107  Introduction to Ethics (3)
01:730:108  Introduction to Ethics (4)
01:730:249  Bioethics (3)
01:730:250  Environmental Ethics (3)
01:730:251  Ethics and Business (3)
01:730:330  Ethics of War and Conflict (3)
01:730:441  Ethical Theory (3)
01:840:221  Ethical Issues, Religious Responses (3)


Leadership Theory II: Understanding Organizational Change

All students must select one 3-credit course from the list below:

01:070:204  Introduction to Social Evolution (3)
01:450:363  Geography of Development (3)
01:713:308  Leadership in a Diverse Workplace (3)
01:790:305  Public Policy Formation (3)
01:790:312  Change in Latin America (3)
01:790:333  Race, Ethnicity, and Politics (3)
01:790:342  Public Administration: Policymaking (3)
01:790:355  Women and Public Policy (3)
01:790:363  Conflict Resolution in World Politics (3)
01:830:373  Organizational and Personnel Psychology (3)
01:830:375  Prejudice and Conflict (3)
01:920:280  Collective Behavior and Social Movements (3)
01:920:321  Urban Development and Community Change (3)
01:988:130  Knowledge and Power: Issues in Women's Leadership (3)
33:620:370  Managing Diversity in Organizations (3)
37:575:312  Conflict and Conflict Resolution in the Workplace (3)
37:575:364  Diversity in the Workplace (3)

Leadership Theory III: Persuading Others to Work for a Common Goal
All students must select one 3-credit course from the list below:

01:220:441  Industrial Organizations (3)
01:790:348  Psychology and Politics (3)
01:830:311  Learning Processes (3)
01:830:321  Social Psychology (3)
01:830:364  Motivation and Emotion (3)
04:189:101  Introduction to Communication and Information Systems and Processing (3)
04:192:101  Introduction to Communication (3)
04:192:220  Fundamentals of Speaking and Listening (3)
04:192:366  Organizational Reputation and Representation (3)
04:192:380  Public Speaking (3)
33:620:410  Executive Leadership (3)
33:620:490  Organizational Behavior (3)

For a complete list of course see the program's website.
 
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