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5 courses with the subject CLC, 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.

CLC 310:Creativity Fnds & Applications

Covers leading creativity theorists and theories, creativity in many domains and fields, and characteristics of creative people, products, and processes; explores tools and techniques for enhancing creative strengths such as creative problem solving (CPS), Kepner-Tregoe Decision Matrix, de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats, synectics, and SCAMPER.

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course
Edition
2026
Source
catalog.jefferson.edu
CLC 330:Project Management

Provides foundational and practical knowledge of project management principles and techniques. Identifies tools and processes for managing projects using both Waterfall and Agile methodologies.

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course
Edition
2026
Source
catalog.jefferson.edu
CLC 340:Leading Diverse Organizations

Develops understanding of everyday bias and different levels (individual, interpersonal, and organization) of diversity, inclusion, equity, cultural competence and belonging with the goal of building awareness and skills for leaders to lead effectively in a multi-cultural world.

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course
Edition
2026
Source
catalog.jefferson.edu
CLC 350:Creative Leadership

This course presents leadership as a powerful force for transforming change. Topics include the differences between leadership and management, leadership metaphors, and the history of leadership studies with a focus on visionary, ethical, and creative leadership. Presents key characteristics of creative people, cognitive and affective skills needed to lead change via creative problem solving, how to lead people with different creativity styles, and how to build a climate that is conducive to creativity.

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course
Edition
2026
Source
catalog.jefferson.edu
CLC 360:Leadership in the Digital Age

Provides foundational knowledge, insights, and perspectives on the digital age including implications for leaders who are now responsible for using digital technologies (such as artificial intelligence [AI], Internet of Things [IoT], virtual reality/augmented reality [VR/AR]) to create new or modify existing products and services to meet customer expectations. This course identifies the tools, techniques, and processes leaders use to successfully navigate the challenges and opportunities of business transformation in the digital age.

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course
Edition
2026
Source
catalog.jefferson.edu

Source: Thomas Jefferson University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59