Pathways to Civic Engagement

Instructor: Miranda Williams

Skills you'll gain

  •   Cultural Diversity
  •   Collaboration
  •   Social Skills
  •   Community Development
  •   Communication
  •   Mental Health Diseases and Disorders
  •   Socioeconomics
  •   Community Organizing
  •   Policy Analysis
  •   Immigration Law
  •   Disabilities
  •   Empathy
  •   Social Justice
  •   Social and Human Services
  •   Diversity Awareness
  • There are 4 modules in this course

    This course will examine the various ways that individuals engage in a democratic society during the 21st century. Students reflect on their involvement, and sense of responsibility to something beyond individual pursuits, and how they can make a difference within the various contexts of neighborhoods, communities, nationally and globally. Exploration of relevant social problems, critical examination and reflection on what it means to be a citizen within these various contexts as well as an examination of personal values and assumptions, assist students in gaining a deeper understanding of themselves relative to the larger social context. This course also provides opportunities for the development of civic skills and values to enhance the student’s capacity to positively impact their community.

    Module 2: Collaborating to Improve Community Outcomes

    Module 3: Homelessness, Poverty, and Food Insecurity

    Module 4: Immigration, Refugees, Disabilities, and Mental Health

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