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                      | 2022-2023 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] 
 
   |  FSC 170B - Fire Service Leadership II   1 Credits, 1 Contact Hours1 lecture period 0 lab periods
 
 Continuation of FSC 170A . Includes practical training for fire service leadership and supervision. Also includes managing multiple roles, creativity, power, and ethics.
 
 Prerequisite(s): FSC 149
 Information: This course meets National Fire Academy (NFA) requirements for Leadership I, II, and III. FSC 170A , FSC 170B, and FSC 170C  together constitute FSC 170 .
 
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 Course Learning Outcomes
 
 
	Identify typical multiple roles and responsibilities of a company officer.Identify the importance of creativity and innovation in fire service organizations.Demonstrate an understanding of the importance and impact of ethics upon the fire department and its members. Performance Objectives:
 
 
	Identify possible sources of role conflict for the company officer.Develop and apply a strategy for resolving role conflicts.Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of role modeling in the fire service.Discuss the value of diversity in the fire service.Identify ways of fostering creativity in subordinates.Use effective techniques for selling new ideas.Identify the types of power.State the sources and limits of different types of power.Differentiate between the use and abuse of different types of power.Identify techniques for enhancing a power base.Demonstrate an ability to make decisions involving ethical practices.Describe the steps in handling an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) complaint. Outline:
 
 
	Managing Multiple Roles
	
		Company officer and organization roleRole expectationsSources of role conflictRole conflict strategyRole modelingHandling diversityValue of diversity in the fire serviceCreativity and Innovation
	
		DefinitionElements of creativity and innovationCreativity  and innovation blocksFostering creativitySelling ideasPower
	
		DefinitionSources and types of powerResponses to powerEffective use of powerPower skillsBuilding a power baseEthics
	
		Definition and importanceRoots of ethicsPrinciples of ethical behaviorEthical decision-makingEqual Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the Fire Service
	
		Sources of informationSteps in handling complaints 
 
 
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