The nature and effects of prejudice and discrimination are also addressed. Satisfies a former General Education requirement in Intercultural Studies. Presents a management plan in which daily schedules hinge on life goals. Study techniques that enhance learning and minimize study time are also presented and practiced. Cross-listed as PY177.
Units vary with semester in which class is offered.
Provides students with the knowledge, skills, and encouragement to assist communities in need while learning from their service experiences. Students are required to volunteer, on their own time, with a nonprofit organization of their choice for the duration of the semester. One unit of Career Development may be waived with this course. Supervised community service will provide valuable insights into social need response as well as career opportunities in the social services. Working with professionals, students will put theories and skills into practice.