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Criteria: Open to selected students who (1) have completed the Red
Program, (2) receive faculty recommendations and (3) demonstrate
leadership potential in both academic and extracurricular settings.
Expectations:
- ACADEMIC: Completion of approved courses (see below) equivalent
to an interdisciplinary minor.
- PRACTICAL: Service in two student leadership
positions
- SERVICE LEARNING: Service as a student adviser to Red Group
for two years
- Participation in all three major events (Ethics Bowl,
Retreat and Workshop) during the undergraduate career (effective
as of August 2006)
- PORTFOLIO: Student will present to Ethical Leadership
Certification panel their reflective essays regarding each of the
academic, leadership and service-learning aspects of the program,
along with a 10-page capstone essay written under the guidance
of a mentor.
Outcomes:
Special certificate issued upon graduation for successful
completion of Ethical Leadership Program.
Core Courses:
- Leadership Studies 251, Personal Mastery Workshop
- Leadership Studies 264, Team Learning Workshop
- Leadership Studies 372, Systems Thinking and Strategic Vision Workshop
- Leadership Studies 383, Case Studies in Ethical Leadership
- Philosophy 202, Business Ethics
- Philosophy 241, Ethics
- Philosophy 243, Philosophy and the Environment
- Religion 321, Ethics and International Affairs
- Religion 332, Comparitive Religious Ethics
Additional Courses:
- Anthropology 110, The Human Experience
- Biology 328, Molecular Biology
- Communication 115, Public Speaking
- Communication 215, Advanced Public Speaking
- Communication 370, American Public Address
- Computer Science 115
- Computer Science 251, Systems Analysis and Design
- Economics 300, Departmental Studies (2006-2007 only)
- Economics 332, Resource and Environmental Economics
- Economics 351, Price Theory
- Economics 361/461, Development Economics
- Economics 451, International Economics
- Economics 481/482, History of Economic Thought
- Educational Studies 260, Diversity in American Education
- English 230, Literary Criticism
- Exercise Science 362, Therapeutic Rehabilitation in Athletic Training
- German 354, The Holocaust in Literature
- German 362, Studies in Contemporary Literature and Culture (1945-present)
- History 101, Introduction to the Study of History
- History 371, American Lives
- Interdisciplinary Studies 150, Fisk: Race and Diversity in the 21st Century
- Mathematics 500, Senior Seminar
- Philosophy 342, Chinese Philosophical Traditions
- Politics and Government 110, Introduction to Politics
- Politics and Government 312, Introduction to Law
- Politics and Government 380, Topics in International Politics
- Politics and Government 383, Ethics and International Affairs
- Politics and Government 413, Constitutional Law II: The Bill of Rights
- Religion 122, Introduction to Christian Scriptures
- Sociology 302, Sociology of Health and Medicine
- Sociology 401, Methods of Social Research
Or another course approved by the associate director in which the
student identifies an ethical issue and develops an exercise exploring
and resolving the issue. The student will present the associate director
a written analysis and response.
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