Public Policy & Administration 397A - ST-Alternative Spring Break

This class aims to (1) communicate across cultural, historical, and spiritual boundaries, addressing social justice issues, (2) encourage exploration of self and personal heritage, critical thinking and questioning, and (3) inspire active learning, volunteerism, and hope. Ideally, this experience will become a step in a longer journey of commitment to social outreach and activism. Although we take account of student skills and preferences for service work, the service-learning we do in a community is ultimately determined by the community's need and request.

Students must email Kent Higgins (kenthiggins@gmail.com) to apply.

First meeting will be January 21st from 7-9PM in the Newman Center.