Leadership Courses

The CSLCE offers several different for-credit course offerings centered on the themes of leadership and service (for undergraduates only). If you are interested in registering for these courses, please see the Undergraduate Course Schedule and look for the University Experience Courses (UBE). These specific course sections are Leadership & Community Engagement (LCE).

UBE102: Dynamics of Leadership (spring semester only)

This course is offered for a student at the beginning of his/her leadership journey. UBE102 will present the fundamentals of leadership while allowing time for self awareness and discovery. This course will explore and define different aspects of leadership, leaders on campus, and leadership in action, while making it clear that leadership is not just a position. This class is designed to develop leaders through an interactive group experience and require each student to be an active participant.

*UBE110: Interpersonal Skills for Leading and Serving (Intro to Peer Education)

This course builds on the foundational leadership skills students need to be leaders on and off campus. This course is designed to prepare students for positions of leadership, enhancing their skill building in the areas of conflict resolution, communication, problem solving, decision making, and much more. This course is highly interactive and uses experiential activities as the context for learning.

*Please note, if you are a health and wellness minor, you must register for the Wellness (WES) section of UBE110, not the LCE section.

UBE496: Leadership & Service Education
(Instructor permission is NOT required.)

This course is an advanced leadership course that prepares students to become facilitators and educators of leadership through teambuilding, community service, and presentation experiences. This course is recommended for those students who have had previous leadership experience and/or have taken UBE 102 or UBE 110 (leadership sections). Students in this course will gain the important skills of facilitating teambuilding activities for groups, planning and processing community service experiences, and developing their presentation and public speaking skills. This course is a pre-requisite to becoming a Leadership-Service Educator in the Center for Student Leadership & Community Engagement.