Leadership in Law

Throughout history, lawyers have played critical leadership roles in both the public and private sector. In every aspect of society, lawyers lead and Loyola lawyers in particular are known for actively serving in leadership capacities in their communities and the legal profession. Leadership training is needed in this increasingly-complex and ever-changing professional environment. Topics and skills covered during the course will include leadership styles and strategies, personality assessments, public service and professional responsibilities, and leadership opportunities for lawyers. Students will discuss leadership lessons learned by experienced leaders through challenging circumstances and will reflect on their personal leadership growth as they prepare to enter the profession. Students completing the course earn two hours of experiential learning credits.