BAS-AL Capstone Project

The BAS-AL degree program requires a culminating project. Following completion of all core coursework, students will enroll in LEAP 4900 Capstone Application Seminar and will produce a series of written documents that will be components of the final culminating project. Each individual component will be reflective of seminal concepts of the BAS-AL degree program, and the final document will incorporate feedback from the previous submissions, along with the appropriate literature. Additionally, students will develop and record a presentation highlighting and summarizing the culminated learning developed in the Capstone Project written papers.
 

LEAD 4900 Capstone Application Seminar 
 

Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs):

• Application of key concepts through the development of responses to real-workplace scenarios
• Development of potential best practices for fostering an improved leadership process in the workplace to include the components of learning and influence
• Identify the opportunities for enhanced workforce performance through the inclusion of a diverse workforce
• Identify and apply ethical practices when influencing the leadership process
• Report on the application of key concepts regarding the implementation and management of change and innovation

Relationship to Program Outcomes:

• Analyze the styles and processes to articulate and practice leadership
• Explain the need for ethical, responsible leadership
• Apply leadership approaches in diverse contexts
• Implement effective approaches to organizational change and innovation
• Apply communication skills to influence the leadership process with a variety of audiences in various contexts
• Explore and analyze decision-making processes that result in the application of ethical practice