LEAD 1960
Leadership Training Practicum
In LEAD 1960 (Cornell Outdoor Education) students will enhance their COE experience through a deeper exploration of the areas of leadership, teamwork, and personal growth. They will have opportunities for practical leadership experience within a reflective learning framework. Students in this course will go through the training to become a CEP PE Instructor, Outdoor Odyssey Guide or Cornell Team and Leadership Center Facilitator before leading their own Class, Trip or Program.
Topics
- Become self-aware through analyzing personal style, and assessing personal strengths, weaknesses, and motivations.
- Be able to practice critical reflection and apply it to learning from experience.
- Demonstrate basic study skills for setting priorities, time management, and stress relief.
- Initiate their leadership ePortfolio, which will be used throughout the minor.
- Apply basic leadership skills of conflict resolution, ethics, appreciating diversity, working effectively in teams.
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Catalogue variants
- Leadership Training Practicum · 1.0 · Undergraduate