Ethical Leadership Certificate

Program Code: 901962

The Ethical Leadership Certificate is designed for people who wish to acquire and improve their skills in creating and maintaining a legal, ethical, and diverse work environment. These courses apply toward the credits necessary to earn the Leadership Development Associate Degree. Courses are offered in alternative delivery formats.

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What careers are in my future?

Certificate Completers will be able to

• Recommend methods of balancing employees’ rights with employers' rights.

• Recommend methods of balancing “reasonable” consumer safety with a producer’s profit motive.

• Analyze corporate social responsibility.

• Recommend a framework for dealing with different cultures, morals/ethics.

• Critique the identification, analysis, and recommend action/solution to business-related ethical dilemmas.

Completers will be able to apply credits toward the following programs:

• 101961, Leadership Development

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How do I get started in this program?

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What will I learn?

Curriculum

Catalog No. Description

Credits

10-196-134

Legal Issues-Supervisors

Credit for Prior Learning Available »

10-196-134 LEGAL ISSUES-SUPERVISORS ...legal practices of recruiting, interviewing, hiring, selection, evaluation/promotion, employee discipline, firing, EEOC and nondiscrimination, employee privacy, workplace harassment, FMLA, ADA and unions.

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10-196-199

Business Ethics

Credit for Prior Learning Available »

10-196-199 BUSINESS ETHICS ...ethical points-of-view, morality/ethical theory, utilitarianism, Kantian ethics, justice and the market system, whistle-blowing, trade secrets/conflict of interest, privacy, advertising, product safety, corporate social responsibility, international business.

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10-196-176

Corporate Entrepreneurship

Credit for Prior Learning Available »

10-196-176 CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ...learning process for an individual or group to create or instigate renewal or innovation within an organization. Different from an entrepreneur, a corporate entrepreneur seeks to risk the resources of an organization in the innovative process using trusted business tools.

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