Organizational Leadership BA, Community Studies Emphasis

Program Overview

This program provides a comprehensive foundation in organizational leadership, combining core courses in sociology, communication, and management with an emphasis area in social sciences. Students develop critical thinking, communication, and ethical decision-making skills, preparing them for leadership roles in various organizational settings. The program culminates in a capstone course that integrates knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Core Courses:
• SOC 2001: Introduction to Organizational Leadership or INTDSC 2001: Introduction to Organizational Leadership
• SOC 1010: Introduction to Sociology
• COMM 2231: Communication in the Organization
• COMM 2235: Professional Communication
• ENGL 3100: Junior-Level Writing or ENGL 3120: Business Writing or ENGL 3130: Technical Writing
• INFSYS 1800: Computers and Information Systems
• PHIL 1160: Critical Thinking
• PHIL 2254: Business Ethics
• MGMT 3600: Management and Organizational Behavior
• SOC 4001: Organizational Leadership Capstone or INTDSC 4001: Organizational Leadership Capstone
• Emphasis Area Requirements: Students must complete 9 hours of coursework from the following list:
• SOC 1040: Social Problems
• SOC 1241: Globalization and Social Change
• SOC 2160: Sociological Social Psychology
• SOC 2203: The City