Community Engagement: Collaborating for Change

Community Engagement: Collaborating for Change

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Syllabus

Course Modules:

  • Introduction to Community Engagement
  • Community Context and Ethical Engagement
  • Social Identities, Power, and Privilege
  • Collaborative Leadership
  • Reflections and Transitions
  • Community-Engaged Project Management
  • Conclusion

Prerequisite

None.

Instructors

Jennifer Chizek
Design and Innovation Program Manager, Engaged Learning Office
School of Information

Christie Donahue
Former Assistant Director, Center for Socially Engaged Design
College of Engineering

Kelly Kowatch
Director, Engaged Learning Office & Adjunct Lecturer
School of Information

Katie Lopez
Director of Office of Global Activities & Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor
School of Social Work

Carrie Luke
Enrollment Strategist and Implementation Lead
Office of Enrollment Management

Danyelle J. Reynolds
Assistant Director for Student Learning and Leadership
Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning

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The University of Michigan is an American university located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It also has two regional campuses in the same state, in Dearborn and Flint.

Founded in 1817, it was Michigan's first university, established even before the State of Michigan joined the Union. Also known as UMich or UM, it is renowned as one of the best public universities in the United States.

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