Online Degrees and Courses

CL100 Introduction to Community Leadership (3)
This course is the introductory course for the Community Leadership major.
It will introduce students to the concepts of community, service, civic responsibility,
leadership, and community systems by two means: extended service
(30+ hours) in designated community agencies and refl ection in class on these
experiences using readings and other methods (e.g., speakers, common fi eld
trips, simulations, etc.
CL310 Special Topics in Community Leadership (variable)
Variable topics in Community Leadership offered on an occasional basis.
CL/PS345 Public Policy (3)
Through a review of past and current policy actions this course examines the
role of governments, agencies, and individuals in the formulation, implementation,
and evaluation of public policy.
Prerequisites for CL majors: PS203 or PS205 and CL100.
CL396 Practicum in Community Leadership (2)
This course is a fi eld placement for two credit hours in which the student will
spend at least 150 hours, or 10–15 hours per week during the semester in addition
to regular meetings with the Community Leadership advisor. Through the
practicum the student will gain practical experience of the agency’s programs,
develop an understanding of its fi nancial and governance systems and become
more involved with the agency’s population. This course is a transition to the
Community Leadership Capstone, CL400.
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Prerequisites: Senior standing or completion of all Community Leadership requirements.
CL398 Readings in Community Leadership (Variable)
Individually-negotiated program of readings on a selected topic established by
contract between instructor and student. Contracts fi led with Registrar.
Prerequisite: Approval of the Community Leadership Program Director.
CL399 Independent Project in Community Leadership (Variable)
Individually-negotiated project of defi ned nature established by contract between
instructor and student. Contracts fi led with Registrar.
Prerequisite: Approval of the Community Leadership Program Director.
CL400 Community Leadership Capstone (2)
This course combines academic refl ection with work in the agency students
have become familiar through CL396. The student is expected to develop an
analysis of how the agency might serve its clients in ways it is not presently doing.
In concert with agency leaders and the Community Leadership advisor the
student will develop a program proposal designed to close this gap and spend
an additional 50 service hours working with agency leadership to implement the
proposed change.

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