Leadership course available for all

January 16, 2015

Washburn’s Leadership Institute gave a rousing dance number for the crowd at Yell Like Hell.
Washburn’s Leadership Institute gave a rousing dance number for the crowd at Yell Like Hell.
Washburn’s Leadership Institute gave a rousing dance number for the crowd at Yell Like Hell.

LE100 counts as a Social Science general education class IF taken as the cross-listed honors course, HN202B (CRN 10161).

Taking LE100 is the first step in exploring the Leadership Studies Certificate and Minor, but also a first step in pursuing the Leadership WTE.

This spring the course will be offered at 1-2:15 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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