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Creating a Learning Community
This course provides support structures that allow students to integrate further their academic and personal journey. Malidome Some defines community as “any group of people meeting with the intention to connect to the power within.” It is through the attentive and caring lens of others that we can come to truly know ourselves and be seen for who we are. Through community practices and engagement, action projects and activities, students have the opportunity to develop deeper relationships with their peers, share information and ideas, collaborate on projects, and celebrate their journey together. ENV majors are required to successfully complete this course four times (usually in the junior and senior years).
Course Number:
ENV357
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