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PO Box 6043
Building 47A
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
Phone: 928-523-8658
Fax: (928) 523-8665
(1 Credit) This class introduces U.S. Army roles, history, and organization and basic officer competencies. Students also learn basic fitness, interpersonal communications, values, ethics, unique duties, and responsibilities of an officer.
(1 credit) This class introduces a general model of problem solving and teaches the basic skills underlying effective problem solving. It also introduces fundamental leadership concepts and examines factors that influence leader and group effectiveness.
(1 credit each semester) This class develops leadership abilities through practical application and challenging outdoor activities. Leadership lab is held on Thursdays from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM.
(1 credit each semester)
(2 credits) This class introduces principles and techniques of effective written and oral communication. It also teaches practical leader skills and examines principles of subordinate motivation and organizational change. Students can also expect to apply leadership and problem-solving principles to case studies.
(2 credits) This class introduces basic tactical principles, examines roots of Army values, and applies principles of ethical decision making. Students examine the foundations, duties, and functions of Army officers and analyze officer roles in transition of the Army from Vietnam to the contemporary operating environment.
(1 credit each semester) This class develops leadership abilities through practical application and challenging outdoor activities. Leadership lab is held on Thursdays from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM.
(1 credit each semester)
(3 credits) Students learn about the theory, organization, and dynamics of a combined arms team in combat operations. They will also learn about small unit offensive tactics and techniques, fire support systems and organic weapons of ground-gaining arms, with a focus on leadership, management, and training techniques.
(3 credits) Continuation of MS 301 with an emphasis on preparation for the Leadership Development Assessment Course (LDAC)
(3 credits) Students learn about the U.S. Army legal system, career planning, post and installation support, personal affairs management, written and oral communication, military professional ethics, the Army logistics system, and command and staff functions.
(3 credits) Students learn about U.S. Army training management, military justice, the U.S. Army personnel system, leadership, and written and oral communication, while preparing for commissioning.
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