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What is leadership and how do leaders lead? Can leadership be learned? What skills do 21st century leaders need? This course provides an opportunity to examine leadership theories, to develop a personal understanding of leadership, and to explore the relationships of leaders and followers. The essential skills of effective leaders are explored, such as elaborating a vision, facilitating communication, working with groups and teams, overseeing finances, and facilitating change. Students will be encouraged to examine systematically their own leadership potential as they reflect on historical and contemporary examples of effective business and political leaders as well as leaders of causes and social movements.
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Image Judith Bachay, Ph.D., L.M.H.C. holds a doctorate in Leadership and Counseling from Barry University Miami, Florida. She has taught interdisciplinary courses in Ireland, Germany, Spain, Scotland, and the U.S., to international business, counseling, business administration, and social work students. She is the Director of graduate counseling programs at St. Thomas University, Miami Gardens and lectured in Ljubljana, Slovenia last year as a Fulbright Scholar through the University of Primorska. She is excited about returning to ZSEM to teach LEADERSHIP, using a highly experiential approach relevant for all learning styles. Dr. Bachay invites learners into an interactional learning community that explores the compelling need for the understanding and practice of leadership that is informed by our increasingly global complexity.

 
 
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