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University Bulletin: Undergraduate Programs 2003-2004 The George Washington University  

 
   
 

WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS



Director R.S. Heller
The courses listed below are restricted to students who participate in the Elizabeth J. Somers Women's Leadership Programs on the Mount Vernon Campus.
20 WLP Humanities Seminar (3)
  A writing-intensive seminar that emphasizes critical reading skills, concepts of disciplinarity, and processes of producing and legitimating knowledge. Texts and emphasis vary according to cohort.
1012 Women and Leadership (3–3)
  Women's status and leadership roles examined from various perspectives and various fields of endeavor, such as science and technology, the arts, international leadership, and U.S. politics and policy. Prerequisite to WLP 102: WLP 101 or permission of the instructor. Concurrent registration in WLP 11011 is required.
11011 Women and Leadership I Symposium (1–1)
  A series of special programs that complements WLP 1012. Concurrent registration in WLP 1012 is required.
12021 Women and Leadership II Symposium (0 or 1 each)
  A series of special programs and experiential learning. Concurrent registration in WLP 151 is required for WLP 120.
151 Theory and Practice of Women's Leadership (3)
  Contemporary theories of leadership; factors affecting women as leaders; building leadership skills through experiential learning. Prerequisite: WLP 102 or permission of instructor. Same as Psyc 151.
 

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