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Course ID
Course
LDRS 490
LDRS 490
Leading in the World
Course Credits: 3
Students are invited to use the discipline of leadership as a mode of inquiry to explore the relation between the leader as a person and the social world where the leader seeks to intervene. Emphasis is given to how a leader's awareness of human uniqueness and interconnectedness is practically expressed in, and informed by, social ways of relating respectfully to all others in order to create positive transformations in the workplace and society, locally, nationally, and globally.
Prerequisite(s): Third year standing or permission of instructor.
RELS 475
RELS 475
Christianity and Culture
Course Credits: 3
How do Christians past and present relate to culture? Students are invited to examine some important aspects of Christianity's involvement in Western culture. Alternative models and historical examples of this involvement are considered as well as some specific current issues related to Christian cultural activity.
Prerequisite(s): Third-year standing
UNIV 301
UNIV 301
Lifelong Learning Strategies
Course Credits: 3
Prepares and equips the adult learner for academic competency and personal learning success for life. It focuses on adult and lifelong learning in conjunction with your discipline and self-discovery.