Capstone in Pluralism and Global Citizenship

3 credits · Undergraduate Programs

Integrative project with a major experiential learning component involving respectful engagement with a local or global community. The focus of projects could range from improving workplace civility to seeking creative, socially just, and bold outcomes through social activism and innovation, cultural research, entrepreneurial thinking, thought leadership, and/or community development. Prerequisite(s): Pluralism 201 and completion of 60 units. Notes: A minimum of 15 contact hours of community-engaged experiential learning is required in addition to course hours.