LEAD 410 - The Leader as Global Citizen: Democracy, Service and Collaboration in the European Union

Prerequisites, declared LEAD minor or LEAD Cluster or IES major or MLD student and consent of instructor through a competitive application process. Examines the intersection between democracy, service and leadership in the EU (European Union) with a particular emphasis on how these themes reflect one’s preparation - and responsibilities - as a “global citizen.” Topics include: Living a life of service (Albert Schweitzer); Leadership competencies for democracy; principles for living together as equals in culturally diverse societies; Servant leadership in international contexts; Citizenship, the economy, and government; service (collaboration, egalitarianism, and freedom) vs. power orientations (individualism, oppression, and authoritarianism). Travel Course. Fee: TBD. (Offered summer.) 3 credits