4 courses with the subject LEAD, 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.
LEAD 101Leadership and the Maritime Experience
1 class hour, 1 credit. A required course for all freshmen (first-time college or < 32 transfer credits). This course is aimed at introducing the student to college life with emphasis on the unique history and goals of Maritime College, helping the student manage the difficult transitional first year of college via the formulation of a plan for academic success, and fostering the student’s potential for leadership via the development of self- awareness and interaction with other students from diverse backgrounds. [Fall and Spring]
1 class hour, 2 training hours, 0 credits. This course is designed to introduce the student to the rigors and responsibilities of the Regiment of Cadets at SUNY Maritime. The course utilizes a unique and engaging format of classroom meetings, physical training, and regimental activities to promote personal and academic skills that will assist the student in navigating the collegiate experience and the U.S.C.G. license program. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be ensured a training billet in the following summer’s INDOC program. Course is graded Pass/Fail. program. [Spring]
1 class hour, 1 credit. This integrative course offers students an opportunity to connect the study of leadership theory with opportunities to practice leadership. Students will explore the concept and practice of “citizen leadership” as a framework for civic and professional leadership roles throughout life. LEAD 201 introduces “leadership” and “citizenship” as social constructs, i.e., ideas and values that vary across cultural and historical contexts.
1 class hour, 1 credit. The course is designed to be a blended nontraditional seminar class focused as a culminating leadership experience. Considerable introspection and exploration of your time both at Maritime College and within the SAIL Program is expected. The underlying theme is that every person can become a leader and that the ability to lead begins with the process of self-discovery (LEAD 101) and ends with self-actualization (LEAD 401). LEAD 401 has an experiential component where students are expected to assess past and present leadership experiences to identify their leadership style. 2024-25 Undergraduate Course 60
