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Participants will be housed together with students in the seminar “Exploring Leadership: Developing Citizen-Leaders,” and participate in informal social justice and leadership development programs both on campus and in the local community. | Participants will be housed together with students in the seminar “Exploring Leadership: Developing Citizen-Leaders,” and participate in informal social justice and leadership development programs both on campus and in the local community. | ||
This Learning Community is led by Prof. Shalom Staub and Samantha Gallo, AmeriCorps VISTA at Dickinson College. | |||
[[http://itech.dickinson.edu/wiki/index.php/Leadership_for_Social_Justice Leadership for Social Justice LC Wiki Page]] | [[http://itech.dickinson.edu/wiki/index.php/Leadership_for_Social_Justice Leadership for Social Justice LC Wiki Page]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:00, 26 September 2006
Exploring Leadership: Developing Citizen Leaders
Shalom Staub, Academic Affairs/Religion, Rebecca Hammell, Academic Advising, Norm Jones, President's Office 10:30 TTh
This course is designed for students who wish to explore personal, cultural, and institutional aspects of leadership, citizenship, and social justice. Using both written and film sources, as well as practical community experience, students will have a first-hand opportunity to take theory to practice. The course will pose questions such as what is leadership; who are the leaders in our community, culture and world; what moral and ethical obligations are we bound by in our relationships with one another; what is seminal to moral development; and what steps do I take to embark on the journey of self-discovery and development. Issues of gender and cultural awareness will also serve as a basis for discussion. A major component of the course will be hands-on work with a project or program in a local Carlisle community organization, where students will have the opportunity to examine day-to-day issues of leadership and social justice. The course will rely heavily on the participation both in and outside of class by all members of the group.
Leadership for Social Justice residential experience
The Leadership for Social Justice Learning Community has a non-credit track open to students who are committed to social justice causes and seek to be active social justice leaders at Dickinson. Participants will have opportunities to advance their understanding of social justice issues locally, nationally and internationally, and develop as leaders. This innovative program is one way that a Dickinson education helps prepare students for engaged lives of citizenship and leadership.
Participants will be housed together with students in the seminar “Exploring Leadership: Developing Citizen-Leaders,” and participate in informal social justice and leadership development programs both on campus and in the local community.
This Learning Community is led by Prof. Shalom Staub and Samantha Gallo, AmeriCorps VISTA at Dickinson College.
