Master’s in Leadership Studies
at USM’s
L-A College
July 2004
Four courses in the master of arts in leadership studies
(MLS) program at the University of Southern Maine’s
Lewiston-Auburn College (LAC) will be offered in the fall
semester, which opens August 30.
Foundations of Leadership Studies I: History
and Theory (Tuesdays, 5:30-8:00P). This course provides an
overview of leadership history using approaches from philosophy,
social science, literature, science and history. Course objectives
include understanding the nature of leadership within a democratic
culture and applying concepts and theories to real-life situations
and organizations.
Methods of Inquiry (Thursdays, 5:30-8:00P),
offers an examination and use of various quantitative and
qualitative research methods appropriate to the study of leadership.
Concepts, principles, and techniques used in organizational
and leadership studies will be considered.
Community and Relationship Building (Wednesdays,
5:30-8:00P) will explore the various communication and behavioral
theories and techniques that mediate interpersonal dynamics.
Community Leadership (Tuesdays, 5:30-8:00P)
will study the community leadership process as it pertains
to developing citizenship, volunteerism, and social equity.
The MLS is an innovative program which provides opportunities
for organizational and community leaders to build a deep understanding
of the dynamics of leadership, how leadership interacts with
other human dynamics, and the role of the leader in society.The
mission of the program is to develop professionals who:
• understand the nature of human relationships
• appreciate the impact individuals can have on society
• exercise effective, ethical leadership in organizations
and
communities in the context of globalization
Students interested in registering for fall semester MLS
courses are invited to call 753-6500 for advising and registration
assistance. Qualified students not yet admitted to the MLS
program are encouraged to register. Applications for matriculation
into the program are accepted on a rolling basis.
Registration will remain open through the first week of classes,
which begins August 30. A complete fall semester course listing
is available at the College’s website at usm.maine.edu/lac/schedules/
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