Curricular Support Courses 100 - Engaging the Pioneer Valley
Spring
2017
01
2.00
Alan Bloomgarden
W 07:00PM-09:00PM
Mount Holyoke College
99302
Dwight Hall 101
abloomga@mtholyoke.edu
This course will equip students to enter communities effectively and responsibly as learners, researchers, volunteers, and citizens. Successful community-based learning depends on familiarity with communities and methods to study and assess conditions in them, and on familiarity with the history, politics, policies and practices of campus-community partnership. Students will analyze and interact with nonprofit and civic organizations, issues, and leaders to refine personal interests and skills for social justice advocacy. Students will identify and prepare to address critical needs and opportunities via community partnerships through readings, discussions, panel sessions and assignments.
This course will meet: 1/25, 2/1, 2/15, 3/1, 3/8, 3/29, 4/12, 4/19 There is a 12-credit limit on curricular support and non-liberal arts courses that may be counted towards the 128 credits required for graduation.