By Sean Schmidt | Nov 10, 2015

A great new leadership is being offered for freshman...

Have you been thinking about how you will make a difference in your own life and how you affect the people around you? We are looking for first year students—those who would call themselves leaders and those who don’t yet—to enroll in a new course on leadership development. Our principle belief is that all students—no matter who they are or what they are like—can  be the architect of their leadership journeys at UW.   Using a combination of large format lectures, small leadership labs facilitated by amazing student and staff leaders, guest speakers, and cutting edge technology like online games, our aim is to give first year students a customized experience of self-reflection and connection to others to accelerate their leadership development. 

Course Code | Business Administration 391/General Studies 391R
Course Name | Learning Leadership Theory and Practice
Schedule | Friday, 1:30-3:20 p.m. (1:30-2:20 p.m. lecture followed by leadership lab section 2:30-3:20 p.m.)
Instructor | Dr. Christina Fong, Principal Lecturer, Foster School of Business
Credits | 2 credits graded
Size of Class | 240 students (enrollment limited to first year freshmen)
SLN | 21825

How to register

To register, go to this website: http://tinyurl.com/nq5mnx6 and submit the required information.  You will be automatically registered on a first come first served basis.

Questions?

Contact uwhli@uw.edu

This course is made possible through a partnership between the Husky Leadership Initiative, the Foster School of Business and the Center for Leadership and Strategic Thinking.


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