[DSSP]
This course introduces students to leadership theories, concepts and skills to examine assumptions about leadership and develop one's own leadership philosophy. This course highlights the practice of learning as a way of leading.
Throughout this course students will:
- Complete Self-Assessments
- Exchange Ideas Through Dialogue
- Practice Critical Reflection
- Engage in Hands-On Activities
*Restricted to Freshmen and Sophomores*
For more information about the Leadership Studies Program, please visit our website: go.umd.edu/lsp
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“How do we learn to understand, examine, and address complicated global problems while working with highly diverse groups of people and perspectives?”
Students will explore the role of socially responsible leadership in a global context in response to this question. This course, conducted by instructors Anne Spear and Natasha Chapman, is a global learning experiment that joins students and faculty from the University of Maryland, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and the Royal University of Phnom Penh in a virtual, interactive environment.
Registration for this course is through Testudo.
FAQ:
How is the class formatted?
The class format will be blended.
Most course activities will be conducted online, but students will be expected to meet in person 6 times out of the semester. During these sessions, students will interact and learn with students and faculty from Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the Royal University of Phnom Penh (Cambodia) in a virtual classroom environment.
When will we meet?
Friday Evenings for 2.5 Hours on the following dates:
Why Friday night?
Students at Hong Kong Polytechnic University meet for class on Saturday mornings. Due to the time differences between the US, Hong Kong (12 hours), and Cambodia (11 hours) this was the best meeting time for the three of us!
What will we do in-between meetings?
Outside of our 6 meeting times, course activities will be conducted online. You will complete weekly modules with readings and other interactive learning materials through Canvas/ELMS. On occasion you will be prompted to interact virtually with others in the class on your own.
For more information, please visit our website: go.umd.edu/lspglobal
If you have additional questions, please contact instructors Anne Spear (aspear@umd.edu) or Natasha Chapman (chapman3@umd.edu).
FAQ:
How is the class formatted?
The class format will be blended.
Most course activities will be conducted online, but students will be expected to meet in person 6 times out of the semester. During these sessions, students will interact and learn with students and faculty from Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the Royal University of Phnom Penh (Cambodia) in a virtual classroom environment.
When will we meet?
Friday Evenings for 2.5 Hours on the following dates:
- February 2
- February 9
- March 2
- March 9
- March 16
- April 20
Why Friday night?
Students at Hong Kong Polytechnic University meet for class on Saturday mornings. Due to the time differences between the US, Hong Kong (12 hours), and Cambodia (11 hours) this was the best meeting time for the three of us!
What will we do in-between meetings?
Outside of our 6 meeting times, course activities will be conducted online. You will complete weekly modules with readings and other interactive learning materials through Canvas/ELMS. On occasion you will be prompted to interact virtually with others in the class on your own.
For more information, please visit our website: go.umd.edu/lspglobal
If you have additional questions, please contact instructors Anne Spear (aspear@umd.edu) or Natasha Chapman (chapman3@umd.edu).
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