ORM 4294 - Values: Personal and Social

4 Credit Hours

This capstone course focuses on ethical issues confronted by individuals carrying out their personal, social and professional responsibilities specifically in leadership roles. Students are engaged in ethical reflection on issues that arise in many aspects of the contemporary workplace. The application of moral concepts to practical ethical decision-making and values in leadership is stressed. This course has an interdisciplinary focus, drawing upon the insights of scholars from many different fields of study, including philosophy, psychology, communication, religion, public administration, political science, and organizational behavior. Students should find the information in this course useful regardless of their academic background or particular leadership position.

Prerequisite: ORM 4064, ORM 3154, ORM 4074 and ORM 4184. Online course equivalents (E-prefix) are included.
Availability:

Main: Fall, B Term; Spring, A Term.
Online: Fall, B Term; Spring, A Term; Summer, B Term.
Orlando: Spring, B Term.
Wellington: Summer, B Term.

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