PROFESSIONAL SKILLS FOR COMMUNITY LEADERS AND PRACTITIONERS

CSCS 254

Explores career pathways in community engagement, organizational development, and public service within Human Ecology professions. Features insights from professionals in social change, government, nonprofits, and grassroots movements. Examines roles, responsibilities, and challenges in community development. Covers options and guidance on advanced professional credentials and/or academic preparation.

INTER-HE 801

Special Topics in Human Ecology.

INTER-HE 301

Specialized subject matter of current interest.

INTER-HE 792

Explore the multidisciplinary theories and perspectives that inform ecological thinking and the lens of the School of Human Ecology. Gain a clear understanding of the human ecological perspective, as it presents in SoHE; the benefits and challenges of applying this lens to research, policy, and outreach; and how your work fits within the larger human ecological perspective. Furthermore, develop skills and discover resources supporting cross-disciplinary communication and collaboration.

ENVIRST 975

Introduction to important aspects of communication, negotiation, and cross-cultural professional practice as they relate to Environmental Conservation.