MA in Public Leadership

In Week 5 of “Writing to Find Your Voice,” students write an apology. To anyone, for anything. This apology comes from Elizabeth Stephens, who describes herself as a “Ghanaian American steward, mentor, advocate, and mother from Memphis, Tennessee.” “I retired… Continue Reading →

In the first course in our program, students use writing as a practice to explore the relationships among self-awareness, constructive dialogue with others, and leadership. In so doing, they find their public voice. Course assignments include everything from an “appreciation”—a… Continue Reading →