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                      | 2022-2023 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] 
 
   |  FSC 270 - Leadership I for Fire Service Executives   1 Credits, 1 Contact Hours1 lecture period 0 lab periods
 
 Concepts, techniques, and application of effective executive leadership. Includes leadership styles and characteristics, the effective executive, and leaders with vision, influence and motivation. Also includes being a change facilitator in a traditional organization, and the future of leadership.
 
 Prerequisite(s): FSC 170
 
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 Course Learning Outcomes
 
 
	Describe the characteristics of an effective executive and how effectiveness can be learned.Synthesize and discuss the many elements of organizational change theory and how you can facilitate the technical changes and the personal changes. Performance Objectives:
 
 
	Explain the leadership paradox of being the visionary, giving the organization direction, while working within a realistic context.List examples of leaders who would be successful in a global, technological, socially competitive society.Differentiate techniques for creating a culture with leaders at all levels of the organization and give examples of the one that may be most effective for you.Utilize concepts and techniques to cope with various leadership challenges of the present and future. Outline:
 
 
	Leaders, Heroes, CEOs, and Celebrities
	
		SimilaritiesDifferencesLeadership Styles and Characteristics
	
		SharksDolphinsOstrich and othersThe Effective Executive
	
		Trust and credibilityMaximizing resourcesDiversityDevelopment of other leadersLeaders and Managers with Heads in the Clouds and Feet on the Ground
	
		VisionInfluenceMotivationBeing a Change Facilitator in a Traditional Organization
	
		Change theoryThe role of the change agent, manager, and facilitatorLeaders of the Future: Same or Different?
	
		OrganizationsMotivationMany leaders within a traditional hierarchyLegal issues and policy developmentSocial and community issuesPower, politics, and partnerships (sharing power)Your Future as a Leader
	
		Career management, leaving a legacy, transactional and transformationalLeading the metropolitan fire service agency of the future 
 
 
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