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This seminar examines leadership “on screen,” particularly how contemporary media represents advocacy, conflict resolution, team development, and persuasive communication. Discussions of films, television programs, and social media content will analyze the political and cultural norms that shape representations of individual power and leadership ethics. Through a blend of film screenings, discussions, and project-based learning, students will gain a unique perspective on pop culture’s evolving views of what it means to influence others. Films under consideration include Barbie, Mending the Line, Hidden Figures, and Apollo 13.