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The School of Leadership
This school focuses on navigating complex policy landscapes of organizational development. These programs are best suited for Public Sector Administrators, School Principals, NGO Directors, Government Relations Officers Mid-Career Managers, and Non-Profit executives operating in high-scrutiny environments.
The School of Leadership
Certificate of Civic Leadership (CCL)
Upon completion of three asynchronous courses, a hybrid elective and a capstone, you will earn the Certificate of Civic Leadship credential. This credential is for those navigating the complex intersection of policy, community, and non-profit governance. It is the ER for Public Institutions and is mapped to ANSI/ICE
The School of Leadership
Certificate of Ethical Leadership (CEL)
Upon completion of three asynchronous courses, a hybrid elective and a capstone, students earn the Certificate of Ethical Leadership credential. This certificate draws from all five schools but focuses on cross-cutting moral reasoning. It is the ER for Public Institutions and is mapped to ANSI/ICE 1100
School of Leadership
What You'll Be Able to Do:
1. Analyze policy and governance through a theological justice lens.
2. Build coalitions across differences.
3. Lead in bureaucracy with hope and courage.
Certificate in Civic Leadership Core Requirements
This certificate requires three (3) 4-week courses and one (1) 4-week elective course.
Courses You'll Have to Take:
Course 2.1: Theology of the State & Public Justice
Course 2.2: Ethics in Policy & Governance
Course 2.3: Community Engagement & Coalition Building
What You'll Be Able to Do:
1. Analyze policy and governance through a theological justice lens.
2. Build coalitions across differences.
3. Lead in bureaucracy with hope and courage.
Certificate in Civic Leadership Core Requirements
This certificate requires three (3) 4-week courses and one (1) 4-week elective course.
Courses You'll Have to Take:
Course 2.1: Theology of the State & Public Justice
Course 2.2: Ethics in Policy & Governance
Course 2.3: Community Engagement & Coalition Building
Suggested Elective Course(s):
Elective E2.1: Faith‑Based Advocacy & Lobbying
Independent electives are not tied to a specific school but can be taken as standalone 4‑week courses or used to fulfill elective requirements across multiple schools.