PHI 350 - Philosophy and Public Affairs

Credit Hours: 3
Addresses three elements of MSU’s public affairs mission, with a special focus on the ethical leadership aspect. Dividing the concept, the course will begin with discussion of the “ethical” prong, examining several traditional approaches to character information and ethical decision-making. Moving to the leadership prong, students will look at issues of justice and communication. Synthesizing the two, the course will conclude with examination of how one exhibits ethical leadership in relationships with friends and family, and in the work environment, and in the global sphere. Discussion of these relationships will be connected to the elements of cultural competence and community engagement. Throughout, the focus will be on the role of influence, integrity, and individual responsibility and obligations in the practice of ethical leadership. Public Affairs Capstone Experience course.

Lecture contact hours: 3

Typically offered: Demand