5 courses with the subject JVC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
JVC 600Leadership & Sustainability3
This course provides an overview of aspects of an Ignatian Leadership Model where students gain insights into both individual and collective discernment practices for effective decision-making as leaders. Also, the course provides an overview of Jesuit and Catholic values as expressed in the papal encyclical "Laudato Si," that drive sustainability initiatives, focusing on the ways in which corporate economic success can be achieved alongside social needs and concern for the environment. Course will be required course in the MBA Leadership and MBA Analytics.
This course provides an overview of a model of Ignatian Leadership where students gain insight into both individual and collective discernment practices for effective decision-making.
The focus of the course is on Sustainability, and the ways in which economic success can be balanced alongside Social need, and preservation of the Environment. Specifically, Innovations in, and Corporate Strategies for, Sustainability are studies in detail so students will be equipped to deal with the pressing needs of firms worldwide in the years to come. Case discussions and team presentations are integral to developing innovative solutions and will be used in this course.
JVC 603Corporate Social Responsibility Strategies1
The focus of the course is on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and the ways in which economic success can be balanced alongside Social needs. Specifically, Innovations in, and Corporate Strategies for, CSR are studied in detail so students will be equipped to deal with the pressing needs of firms worldwide in the years to come. Social Entrepreneurship is integral to the course content. Case discussions and team presentations are integral to developing innovative solutions and will be used in this course.
This course is designed to help students better understand and appreciate the concept of Social Entrepreneurship, as well as the major opportunities and challenges facing social entrepreneurs, their ventures and their communities, including how to map, imagine, screen/evaluate and act for desired social and economic change. It will enable them to see how important and possible it is to begin to actualize their SOcial Entrepreneur potential and make a "People, Profit, Planet and Place" impact. It is designed to culminate in brainstorming/exploration of possible Le Moyne social ventures that can be launched in the future.
