Welcome to the
Leadership Studies Minor Web Site!

Left to Right:  Allison Webb, Siyani Taylor, Frankie Revell, Amy Contino, Joanne Bryan, Sarah Hamel, Kimberlee Singletary
 
Joanne Bryan organizes the Communication Club as part of her LEAD 494 Practicum project.

Established in 2001, the Leadership Studies minor emphasizes academic excellence as well as community service and outreach. The minor is open to any student seeking theoretical and experiential knowledge about leadership. It is not limited to those in leadership roles on or off campus.

Choose this minor if you want to:
• Explore leadership from many perspectives
• Build practical skills to lead
• Be challenged
• Work closely with dedicated faculty & staff
• Be a part of the solution
• Learn with a great group of enthusiastic professors and peers

Features of this minor:
• Interdisciplinary
• Opportunities to put theory into practice
• Based on centuries of philosophical thought
• Builds competencies for citizenship in a global society
• Stresses character development
• Complements any major
• Scholarships offered