Then you don't understand leadership!  Inspiring hope in the sick and in their families [especially in the sick who are terminal] is Christ-centered leadership.  Those who work among the poor, who have often experienced 'life's short-end of the stick' and inspiring them to 'try again, to trust again, to pick themselves and experience a feeling of their own self-worth---are demonstrating Christ-centered leadership.  The focus of leadership at CTU [which as an institute you have insulted] is not to foster leadership as you understand it, but Christ-centered leadership.  There is a world of difference in that type of leadership.  But you don't seem to get it.