The ethical leadership minor is designed to give you an understanding of the theoretical and practical implications of ethical leadership within the public affairs mission of Missouri State University. This program develops your ability to affect positive change in your community and workplace. You will learn how to facilitate shared group goals and practice leadership in a variety of contexts, from social movements to organizational change.
Minor requirements
To complete a minor in ethical leadership, you must fulfill the requirements listed below:
Ethical Leadership Minor
Major Degree Type
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science in Education (Non-Certifiable)
Minor Requirements
Two courses from:
- COM 206 - Introduction to Health Communication
- COM 307 - Gender and Communication
- COM 332 - Small Group Communication
- COM 336 - Communication in Organizations
- COM 405 - Advanced Interpersonal Communication
- COM 406 - Family Communication
- COM 466 - Social Movement Communication
- COM 495 - Communication Internship
- GST 170 - Sex, Gender, and Self
- HST 324 - Women in American History
- PHI 302 - Environmental Ethics
- PHI 313 - Bioethics
- PHI 342 - Global Ethics
- PLS 319 - Women in Politics
- PSY 320 - Psychology and the Law
- PSY 379 - Environmental Psychology
- REL 370 - Women and Religion
No more than 6 hours may also count toward a major.
Note:
- Students majoring in Communication Studies cannot complete a minor administered within the Department of Communication, Media, Journalism and Film.
- Courses counted toward this minor cannot be counted toward a major in Public Relations.
- Although a minor is not required for the Speech and Theatre Education major, students may select the Ethical Leadership minor in the Department of Communication, Media, Journalism and Film as an optional minor.
Contact the department of communication at 417-836-4423 for an advisor in this minor.