The first day of each semester will be a project-fest, where faculty announce project opportunities and try to recruit you to join the projects, and Karen Jordan presents Directed Field Experience opportunities. Pre-requisites Students who have completed SI501 should register for this course as SI697. Other students should register for this course as SI597. Readings Readings will be handed out in class, or available on the Web. This is a 1-credit class.
Class meets for an hour and a half each week.
This guide should include information about conferences, publications, mailing lists, and places where jobs are posted. OR contribute to writing and editing the policies and procedures manual for a pilot loan repayment program for graduates who take community and public-oriented jobs. The program will be funded initially by the Alliance for Community Technology and eventually, I hope, by a consortium of foundations. If you're involved in complementary project work, once or twice during the semester you'll be asked to present a 10-15 minute status report to the rest of the class. At the end of the semester you'll be required to hand in a 4-5 page reflection paper tying your project work to the themes and activities discussed in class.