Faculty: Lauren Albin
E-mail Address: lalbin@agnesscott.edu
Course Description: LDR-101 seminars explore how the liberal arts inform good leadership. They engage every first-year student in the exploration of an interesting topic while providing the intellectual orientation and skills foundational to college learning and effective leadership. All LDR-101 seminars, regardless of topic, share specific learning goals based on the faculty’s conviction that good leaders work well with others, think analytically, and communicate effectively. For these reasons, all LDR-101 seminars place special emphasis on five fundamental intellectual and leadership skills: critical thinking, writing, public speaking, digital literacy, and teamwork.
Translators Note
At Agnes Scott college, there are two mandatory classes first years must attend and participate in: Global Gateways and Leadership Prologue. The two classes are taught with the intent of…
Literature Review
In my translation project I took an inanimate object, Pluto, and emoted human emotions, loneliness and yearning, onto said object based on extenuating circumstances surrounding the object. Discovered in 1930,…
About Me
Home was three tenses in three different places:Past, present, future, Gray, yellow, suddenly flames Things were orange and red, loud and messy But soot and ash. Black. And eventually gone.…
Project Proposal, Leadership Proposal
For my translation project I won’t participate in a literal translation, as in translating one language to another, but an abstract translation of the same medium across different disciplines. The…
Five Strengths
Of all 34 possible Clifton Strengths I could have, the majority of mine are strategic -input, context, and ideation- while the remainder are influencer based -communication and activator. But of…