WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP

Catalog description

Open to juniors and seniors only.Historical consciousness course (H).Students will explore the history of political activism and recent trends of social and economic conditions for United States women through textbooks, current articles and films. Course work is designed to help students identify cultural, social and economic biases that either propel or hinder women in leadership roles. The psychology of gender bias will be investigated to identify techniques for use by women and men in overcoming barriers to women's success as leaders in government and non-governmental professions. Group projects exploring women's successful leadership include opportunities for service learning and interactive online role playing.