Students are responsible for getting the forms to the supervisor in a timely manner and requesting that the supervisor fax or mail it to Cynthia Smith. The classroom experience is an integral part of this course. Students will have the opportunity to listen to a variety of the regions' public servants. The speakers allow students to get a better feel for a city's prospects and problems, and to improve their understanding of how individuals play a role in the life of the community. Classroom discussions will be based on your experiences and on required readings.
Most readings are available on-line or at library reserves.
They are listed on the course syllabus. Among tour sites are RiverSpark, the Troy Walking Tour, the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, and Oakwood Cemetery. They may also participate in a Community Service Day. Advance sign-up is required for these events. These activities are designed to enhance your appreciation for public service.