A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- College of Management and Human Potential - Master's Programs: MS in Leadership (Semester)
- Credential class
- ceterms:MasterDegree
- CIP
- 52.1006
- Catalog edition
- 0195
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The MS in Leadership program is designed to help leaders build the necessary knowledge base and skills to meet the ever-evolving challenges of a complex world. The content and activities encompassed in the leadership degree program help prepare leaders to seek and find innovative answers to novel problems and challenges; deploy effective strategies to facilitate change and manage conflict; and inspire individuals to work together toward a shared vision for a better future. Moreover, this program helps prepare students to create positive change through effective leadership.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 125231
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_125231_6bc9ff74
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Curriculum
29 items
- As published: “MMSL 6000 - Dynamic Leadership (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6105 - Finding Your Inner Leader (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6110 - Building Organizational Culture: Leaders as Architects (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6115 - Communication for Leaders and Managers (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6125 - Initiating and Managing Change (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6010 - Managing People and Promoting Collaboration (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6175 - Managing, Mediating, and Resolving Conflict (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6660 - Personal Leadership: Mentoring and Coaching (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6560 - Managing Business Partner Relationships (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6670 - Budgeting and Resource Allocation (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6620 - Fostering a Culture of Innovation (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6645 - Improving Business Performance (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6635 - Harnessing the Power of Data and Information (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6665 - Creative Strategy and Execution: From Brief to Presentation (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6655 - Marketing Communications, Storytelling, and Persuasion (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6801 - Organizational Effectiveness and Leadership (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6520 - Building Human Capital Through Training and Development (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6201 - Individual and Organizational Performance Management (3 semester credits)”
- As published: “MMSL 6905 - Capstone: A Case for Leaders as Change Agents (3 semester credits)”3
- As published: “MMSL 6000 - Dynamic Leadership”3
- As published: “MMSL 6105 - Finding Your Inner Leader”3
- As published: “MMSL 6110 - Building Organizational Culture: Leaders as Architects”3
- As published: “MMSL 6115 - Communication for Leaders and Managers”3
- As published: “MMSL 6125 - Initiating and Managing Change”3
- As published: “MMSL 6010 - Managing People and Promoting Collaboration”3
- As published: “MMSL 6175 - Managing, Mediating, and Resolving Conflict”3
- As published: “MMSL 6660 - Personal Leadership: Mentoring and Coaching”3
- As published: “MMSL 6560 - Managing Business Partner Relationships”3
- As published: “MMSL 6905 - Capstone: A Case for Leaders as Change Agents”3
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