LEAD 501
Summary
Explore the Leadership Theory & Practice course and what you can expect to learn throughout the semester.
Course Overview
Grounded in foundational leadership theories and current practices, this course provides students with a thorough understanding of effective leadership in a variety of contexts.
Through critical analysis and experiential learning, students explore the principles and behaviors essential for successful leadership.
Emphasizing the integration of theory and practice with biblical principles, this course equips students with the knowledge and skills to lead with integrity, adaptability, and innovation in both professional and ministry settings.
Textbooks
- See the current booklist.
Professor: Dr. Lyle Witt
Intended Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate an understanding of foundational leadership theories and their practical applications across various contexts.
- Evaluate different leadership styles and behaviors to discern their effectiveness across professional and ministry settings.
- Apply critical thinking skills to assess real-world leadership challenges, integrating biblical principles for ethical decision-making.
- Cultivate adaptive leadership skills, preparing students to adjust to complex and changing environments with creativity and integrity.
- Demonstrate proficiency in integrating theoretical knowledge with practical leadership skills and biblical values.