Introduction to effective leadership, communication, life skills, cultural understanding, goal setting, and time management that relates to the Army profession. Co-requisite: MSL 103.

An introduction to the professional challenges and competencies that are needed for effective execution of the Profession of Arms and Army communication. Prerequisite: MSL 101. Co-requisite: MSL 104.

This course introduces individuals into performance, health, and physical readiness by providing education and training in performance of military exercises and physical fitness principles.

Students participate in the U.S. Army's physical fitness program one to three days each week. The sessions build upon the fitness level previously achieved. Prerequisite: MSL 103.

Studies in personal well-being, self-development, problem solving, and decision-making; group dynamics, communication, values and ethics; introduces team-building, leading and assessing group actions. Prerequisites: MSL 102. Co-requisite: MSL 203.

Continuing studies in self-development and team-building. Introduces group problem solving, planning group actions, risk management, diversity, persuasion, and the profession of arms. Recommended: MSL 201.

Learn how to conduct and lead a military physical training session integrating Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) into daily routines. Manage their personnel resources to maximize readiness.

Learn how to conduct and lead a military physical training sessions integrating Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) into daily routines. Manage personnel resources to maximize readiness. Prerequisites: MSL 201, MSL 203.

Planning, leading, assessing small unit actions. Studies in problem-solving, training management, Principles of War, tactics, warrior ethos, history, and future of the Army. Prerequisite: MSL 202. Co-requisite: MSL 303.

Planning, leading, and assessing small unit actions. Studies in ethical decision-making, military briefings, writing, power, personality, followership, diversity, group cohesion and dysfunction. Prerequisite: MSL 301. Co-requisite: MSL 304.

This course focuses on plans and supervision of group training sessions that promote performance optimization by integrating elements of sleep, health, spiritual, mental, and nutritional behaviors. Prerequisite: MSL 204.

This course focuses on plans and supervision of group training sessions that promote performance optimization by integrating elements of sleep, health, spiritual, mental, and nutritional behaviors. Prerequisite: MSL 303.

Studies in military science or leadership. Topics may include military leadership, military logistics, military administration, military operations or military history. Prerequisite: permission of the MSL Chairperson.

Explore the dynamics of leading in complex situations of current Military Operations. Examine: customs; courtesies; military law; principles of war. Prerequisite: MSL 302. Co-requisite: MSL 403.

Students will learn the Army Multidomain Operations and the ability to demonstrate the Seven Army Values, Soldier’s Creed, and the Warrior Ethos. Prerequisite: MSL 401. Co-requisite: MSL 404.

This course aims to expand knowledge base by bringing in trained and certified professionals to improve the holistic health and fitness (H2F) system. Students will supervise PT planning. Prerequisite: MSL 304.

This course aims to expand knowledge base by bringing in trained and certified professionals to improve the holistic health and fitness (H2F) system. Students will supervise PT planning. Prerequisite: MSL 403.

Examines the role of military leaders in the development of the United States from colonial warfare through the global war on terrorism. Prerequisite: permission of the Military Science chair because course requires access to ROTC Blackboard. Recommended: MSL 301 and MSL 302, and enrollment in Army ROTC; 26 hours completed or a declared Military Leadership minor.

Advanced studies in military science or leadership, logistics, administration, operations or history. May be repeated when the content is not a duplication of a previous special topics offering. Prerequisite: MSL 301, MSL 302, and permission of MSL Chair.