Community Leadership in Atlantic Canada

3 credit hours · Graduate

Students use project development and management skills to critically think about the practical value of intellectual training to civil society. Individual responsibility as a means of building collective prosperity is emphasized, with the goal of helping students develop important outreach and public engagement skills. Students are challenged to think about the broad application of evidence-based Arts and Humanities research, communication, and critical-thinking skills through guest lectures, innovative learning materials and project creation. Classes 3 hrs. and lab 3 hrs. a week.