They will analyze leadership approaches and broad public strategies for bringing about nonviolent social change. The highly experiential nature of the learning will help student develop democratic skills and values. Identify skills that help us to learn from other people's life experiences and cultural traditions. Discover leadership, resources, and significant public work accomplished by the regional Appalachian communities associated with Berea. In addition, Dorothy Cotton, a civil rights leader who will be with us at various times throughout our journey, has developed a series of workshops to help students understand what happened during the civil rights movement.
Workshops provide opportunities to identify and practice leadership skills.
We will work together to know which are the most important to the group. The time in Greensboro provides an opportunity for reflection on the trip and integration of learning. Some time will be given to designing plans for work on service-learning projects that will take place upon the return to each participating institution. Explore the leadership, resources, and significant public work of Greensboro communities and especially the institution al leadership provided by Bennett and Guilford. Berea College Berea, Kentucky Arrive at Berea College in the afternoon.