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National Clearinghouse for Leadership Programs – Curricular Programs

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A list of Graduate and Undergraduate programs across the country that focus on Leadership Studies.

UMass Boston – College of Public and Community Service

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Providence College – Feinstein Institute for Public Service

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The Feinstein Institute for Public Service offers an interdisciplinary program of study leading to the degree of bachelor of arts. The fundamental mission of the Feinstein Institute for Public Service is to provide the students of Providence College with an educational experience within our liberal arts curriculum which prepares them to become builders of human communities and responsible citizens of a democratic society.

Strategic Corporate Research: Understanding and Researching Corporate Ownership Structure, Corporate

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A Special Summer School Session For Undergraduate and Graduate Students Interested in Working in the Labor Movement Co-sponsored by the AFL-CIO. This course will be designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the nature and structure of corporate ownership, finance, and power in todays economy. Through lectures, readings, case studies, and research training and exercises the class will provide students with the tools to pose and answer basic questions on the operations, structure, and industrial relations strategies of corporate America. In particular this course will focus on how these company characteristics, structures, and practices impact on the firms labor relations policies and strategies and how unions can best respond to and capitalize on these characteristics in union strategic organizing and bargaining campaigns.

Center for International Service-Learning

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Become a vital, active part of the solution instead of just coming to “study the problem.” Don’t miss this oportunity to experience international travel, earn college credit, and serve the poor. In the process you may find yourself changed for the rest of your life! Tools for accomplishing this include academic experiences such as interaction with host country universities, governmental agencies, embassies, private institutes, field stations, and other professional resource persons. Service experiences include on-site ministry with feeding programs, orphanages, schools, refugee assistance projects and housing projects.