The Women in Leadership certificate program will help you break through social, economic, and political barriers for women. In these interdisciplinary courses, you will find your voice and leadership style while studying the history of women’s activism for equity.
Your coursework and co-curricular offerings will present opportunities to be engaged.
You will foster new ways of thinking about and becoming a leader through the study
and practice of negotiation, assertiveness, balance, and prioritization. You’ll learn
best practices, pursue internships that promote social action projects, and develop
confidence and the ability to
publicly express ideas.
These experiences can cultivate an interest in social justice and develop skills to help women solve real-world problems.
To earn the Women in Leadership certificate, you must successfully complete a 15-credit course of study.
The Women in Leadership program credentials you as theoretically and materially knowledgeable in women’s and gender issues, opening up opportunities in leadership positions, and complementing professional qualifications in fields including: education, law, social services, cultural anthropology, counseling, business, health services, public administration, public relations, archaeology, sports and recreation, criminal justice, journalism, community development, and politics. The program enables you to develop the skills necessary to lead with the global community in mind.
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Download a Women in Leadership Certificate program sheet to view on-screen or print, or view the College at Rindge Academic Catalog for specific degree requirements and course information.
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