PLCY201
Public Leaders and Active Citizens
Credit only granted for: PLCY201 or PUAF201. Formerly: PUAF201. Aims to inspire, teach and engage students in the theory and practice of public leadership from the local to the national to the global level. Students will learn and apply diverse approaches to leadership in a multicultural society while developing an understanding of key frameworks and practices necessary to foster collective action across private, public, and nonprofit sectors. This course will allow students to become informed citizens able to reason critically and persuasively about public matters Students will also explore and assess their own personal values, beliefs, and purpose as they develop their leadership potential.
Sister Courses: PLCY201S
Fall 2024
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Spring 2024
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Fall 2023
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Summer 2023
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Spring 2023
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Past Semesters
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