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Madaline Pellicore and Emily Schaldach, Commuinity partner Jennifer Korbelik at KGNU

Listen to Leadership Studies students Madeline Pellicore and Emily Schaldach discuss their leadership challenge project with the City of «Ƶ

LSM is featured on CU Engage's November AMPLIFY podcast

Leadership Studies Minor

Be a Leader.

Leadership Studies Minor

Be a Leader.

Leadership Studies Minor

Be a Leader.

Be a leader

The Leadership Studies Minor (LSM) enables you to develop as a leader. We seek students who are curious about what the academic research says about leadership and who want to practice leadership as a CU student. You might not think of yourself as a “leader” right now, but by pursuing the LSM you will learn new ways to think about leadership and discover your own leadership strengths. This includes learning skills such as leading project teams, managing conflict, speaking in public, and analyzing complex problems. You will also gain knowledge about collaborative and inclusive leadership, ethical decision-making, and issues of power and privilege.

The LSM, housed in the School of Education, is available to CU «Ƶ students from all majors and colleges. The LSM is a program of CU Engage: Center for Community-Based Learning and Research, working in partnership with the Newton Chair for Leadership.

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