Participants, Enrollment, Costs Undergraduate and graduate students in psychology, sociology, social work, human services, public administration, criminal justice, counseling, health promotion, nursing and related fields can gain cross disciplinary perspectives on service delivery. First sign up with Dr. Fernald or Dr. Cook for course permission, then enroll via computerized registration. Several meals are planned at program sites. Van expense must be paid by the Orientation Meeting, Thursday, May 4, 5pm, Colvard 4068. Goals America is at a crossroads as it struggles to solve an escalating number of human problems while attempting to reduce government spending.
Many longstanding issues remain to be resolved.
Innovative solutions to the human problems in America's communities are needed. Some communities have been able to meet increasing needs amidst cuts in funding. The purpose of this course is to examine first-hand the experiences of community programs that have succeeded in meeting these challenges. Your participation will be evaluated daily. Each student will write 4 analyses of the programs we visit.