LED 321 - From Strength to Strategy: Turning Experience into Leadership Impact

This course is designed for undergraduate students with substantial professional or military experience. It supports students in translating their career and service backgrounds into leadership skills that can be articulated, refined, and applied across future academic, professional, and civic settings.

Through the integration of leadership theory and reflective practice, students will examine key concepts such as communication, ethical decision-making, stakeholder engagement, and leading through change. The course emphasizes the development of personal leadership narratives and actionable career development strategies grounded in lived experience.

Practical, applied learning allows students to leverage their prior experience to communicate leadership potential, navigate organizational complexity, and strengthen their readiness for growth and advancement in diverse environments.

Additional Restrictions/Requirements: Military-affiliated students with an E4 status or higher or 3 leadership credits on their armed forces transcript.

Coordinator approval for other students with signficant professional experience
University Studies: Approaches and Perspectives/Understanding Human Institutions and Behaviors
Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.