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As a social worker, my heart is in social change and the movements that bring it. We are developing a social justice major. This is a great opportunity to help students develop their activist causes, strategies and change plans.
Racism, poverty, climate change, reproductive rights, LGBTQ issues, immigrants rights
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Director of Community and Public Service
- Community service experience
- Critical thinking about service
- 100 hours of service requirement
- Reflection on personal leadership
- Engagement with social issues (racism, poverty, climate change, reproductive rights, LGBTQ issues, immigrant rights)
- Development of activist causes and strategies
The course, taught by Sheri Stevens at the University at Albany, focuses on community service and requires students to complete 100 hours of service at a nonprofit or public organization. Students will critically reflect on their experiences through scholarly literature and complete assignments related to personal leadership development. Key engagement topics include racism, poverty, climate change, and immigrant rights.
- Course: Community and Public Service Program II
- Instructor: Sheri Stevens, Director of Community and Public Service
- Department: School of Social Welfare, University at Albany (SUNY)
- Focus: Service-based course, 100 hours of service required
- Topics: Racism, poverty, climate change, reproductive rights, LGBTQ issues, immigrants rights
- Engagement: Critical reflection on community service experience
- Status: Future maybe, scheduled for Spring 25
