Document Type
Syllabi
School
HSB
Department
MMPA
Course Subject
NPFT
Course Number
1980
Course Section
01
Course Title
Special Topics: Commnty Orgnz
Academic Term and Year
Winter 2016
Credits
James
Hamline Plan Letter
P
Area of Study
NPFT
Course Description
Community Organizing 101 is for students wanting to develop skills, confidence, and knowledge to become empowered agents of change. Community organizing focuses on developing people’s civic agency or collective power. This requires more than “consuming” democracy---it means helping to create it. The course focuses on how to build organizations through which people can make their “voice” heard, and turn their values into action. Through readings, discussions, presentations, one-on-one relational meetings, and participating in a Community Campaign, students will become acquainted with the American community organizing tradition, learn organizing skills, and open the door to civic possibilities in the future. NOTE: This course has a $100 fee.
Recommended Citation
Scheibel, James, "NPFT1980-01.Special Topics: Commnty Orgnz.J16.Scheibel,James" (2016). Historic Syllabi -- full text access limited to internal Hamline administrative staff only. 1084.
https://digitalcommons.hamline.edu/syllabi/1084