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CIVC 400 Capstone in Collaborative Change (4)
Integrating theory, methods, and analytical tools central to academic approaches to civic engagement and leadership with their concentration coursework, students in this seminar work with faculty and site supervisors to design and complete a semester-long research project to address a specific problem that emerged during the course of their practicum experiences. Restricted to students pursuing the certificate in civic and global leadership. Open only to students pursuing curricular certificates in civic and global leadership. Prerequisite: CIVC 100 or CIVC 200.
Community Engagement for Collaborative Change
The Community Engagement for Collaborative Change certificate is designed for students from any major who want to meaningfully combine their academic coursework and 400 hours of required service to catalyze collaborative change for the public good. The certificate prepares students for careers in nonprofit leadership, community development, public health, policy, law, environment and sustainability, public arts, advocacy, and research. Students participating in a variety of community-based internships, service work, or research experiences are eligible.