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Transformational Leadership

Effective leadership matters. Strong, Christian leaders cause the organizations they lead to thrive by instilling both values and vision and by increasing the capacity of those they lead to develop into their fullest and best selves. At CoA, we’re passionate about developing leaders who make a difference in the church, in the business world, and across the globe.

As desired, students seeking a degree in Transformational Leadership have a unique opportunity to engage in hands-on entrepreneurship training mentored by real business leaders locally or through a study-abroad experience.

Associate of Science in Transformational Leadership

An Associate of Science in Transformational Leadership is the perfect way for any high school graduate to begin their college career. These students will develop a solid Christian worldview so that they can stand strong in who they are as they progress through life and career. Associate’s Degree students will earn general education credits such as mathematics, science, and humanities as required by most Bachelor’s Degree programs. They will also develop a foundation for leadership that will prepare them for future success in a workplace community.

Program Completion Plan
Associate of Science in Transformational Leadership
61 Credits
Completion Time: 4-5 Semesters

Christian Core Courses
CS 101 Foundations of Faith
BS 101 Old Testament Survey
BS 102 New Testament Survey
CS 102 His Creation: Identity in Christ
CS 103 Prayer & Spiritual Direction
CS 201 The Great Commission: Evangelism
CS 202: The Great Commission: Discipleship

General Education Requirements
College Success
English Composition
Foreign Language or Biblical Language
Mathematics or Natural Sciences
Behavioral or Social Sciences
Humanities (Christian Ethics is required)

Transformational Leadership Courses
TL 220 The Process of Transformational Leadership
TL 312 The Dynamics of Leadership
TL 330 Effective Leadership Communication or TL 470 Intercultural Communication
1 Transformational Leadership elective

Faith-in-Action Apprenticeship
FIA 408 Leadership One-week Intensive in Action

Bachelor of Science in Transformational Leadership

Graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Transformational Leadership will have developed an exceptional capacity to lead others according to biblical principles in churches, in the marketplace, and internationally. They will understand and apply principles of basic human behavior in Christ-honoring ways as they engender trust, compassion, stability, and hope in those they lead.

Program Completion Plan
Bachelor of Science in Transformational Leadership
121 Credits
Completion Time: 8-9 Semesters

Christian Core Courses (21 credits)
CS 101 Foundations of Faith
BS 101 Old Testament Survey
BS 102 New Testament Survey
CS 102 His Creation: Identity in Christ
CS 103 Prayer & Spiritual Direction
CS 201 The Great Commission: Evangelism
CS 202: The Great Commission: Discipleship

General Education Requirements (31 credits)
College Success
English Composition
2 Foreign Language or Biblical Language courses
Mathematics or Natural Science
Behavioral or Social Science
Humanities or Fine Arts
4 General Education electives (Christian Ethics is required)

Transformational Leadership Courses (36 credits)
TL 201 Characteristics of an Effective Leader
TL 220 The Process of Transformational Leadership
TL 312 The Dynamics of Leadership
TL 301 Team Leadership I
TL 302 Team Leadership II
TL 330 Effective Leadership Communication
TL 470 Intercultural Communication
TL 465 Effective Project Management
3 additional Transformational Leadership courses

Electives (9 credits)
3 elective courses

Faith-in-Action Apprenticeship (15 credits)

Gain first-hand intercultural experience through various missions opportunities.

Click here to see our Adventures in Missions Page (AIM).

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CoA programs are designed and integrated with building students’ relationships at the core—relationships with God, with the school community, and within the context of Christian service opportunities.