Leadership Minor

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R. Tyler Spradley, coordinator
Dugas Liberal Arts North, Room 417
Phone: (936) 468-1381
Email: rspradley@sfasu.edu
Web: sfasu.edu/oidp

Objectives

People considering leadership in their community or profession may desire a minor in leadership. The leadership minor is available to any student pursuing an undergraduate degree at SFA. Students who wish to add this minor to their degree plan must present their plan to the Division of Multidisciplinary Programs for final review and approval. Students who declare a leadership minor may not use electives to count as credits in both their minor and major programs of study. For example, communication studies majors must take non-COM courses from the electives if a COM course is counted as credit toward their major. It is possible for three hours of internship credit to be substituted as an elective at the discretion of the director of the Division of Multidisciplinary Programs.

Minor in Leadership (18 Hours)

Required Courses (9 Hours):

COMM 4308 - Principles of Leadership Credit(s): 3
PHIL 2306 - Introduction to Ethics Credit(s): 3
PSYC 3310 - Industrial/Organizational Psychology Credit(s): 3

Elective Courses (9 hours; at least three hours must be advanced):

All substitutions for required and elective courses must be approved by the director of the Division of Multidisciplinary Programs.

BCOM 4347 - Organizational Communication Credit(s): 3
BCOM 4350 - Leadership Communication for Business Credit(s): 3
COMM 3375 - Introduction to Organizational Communication Credit(s): 3
COMM 4360 - Issues Management and Crises Response Credit(s): 3
BUSI 3325 - Business, Ethics, and Society Credit(s): 3
BUSI 3345 - Training and Development Credit(s): 3
MILS 2202 - Management and Small-Unit Leadership Credit(s): 2
MILS 2107 - Basic Leadership Laboratory Credit(s): 1
MILS 3301 - Leadership Methods of Instruction and Oral Communication Credit(s): 3
MILS 4107 - Advanced Leadership Laboratory Credit(s): 1
PADM 3300 - Introduction to Public Administration Credit(s): 3