Posted: September 14th, 2017

3.50 198 – CRN 57853

3.50 198 – CRN 57853
T 5_-1opm – 6:oopm – Hutchison 115
introduction to CRD major and career opportunities
Major interim
mstwcto;-‘in char e, Frank Hirtz, Community and Regional Development . ta‘
Master Advisor, Department of Human Ecology, College of A9“°U”‘“’a’ a”d Emmonmen
Sciences
Regional Developmem
D scri tion. This seminar introduces students to the Communitfand . t
s to be discussed are how to gain a real world ex:3‘e:)riepnocreutrl‘1i::3elJSgl;‘ (<)iiLfi;=(r)eSret Career
internships and other field experiences, volunteer and researc P
goals and how to use the CRD major to achieve them.
St d nts are
The class begins With the assumption that there are no tYkP’C<‘=‘t‘_3‘:?o$é:‘3:’;:: a tie‘: of
counseledin ways in which they can use the flexible trac OP ‘ _ sions of the future for
specialization to build 3 path that is suited to their needs and their vim f devebping a Vision
themselves and society._The importance of being a.seIf-starter capa 5‘ ° Us the community‘
of their future is emPhasized. Strategies for becoming involved in the ctamp evmations to the
and society are discussed. Faculty members and others will make sho PV<?t$ _‘ ht have for the
group and talk about their research and experiences and possible lessons I m g
students.
Seminar G_Oa_L.9»’
Students will: . . _ . ‘ t CRD)
Obtain an intimate, first-hand view of how the Community and Regional Deve opmen (‘ ‘d
major operates and how the knowledge gained within their classes can be applled to ’93 Wo‘
experience: _ , . _ _ _ , _ d,
Learn about the Majors ‘uniqueness and the strengths and pitfalls of interdisciplinary stu ies,
Discover the ways in which the CRD major provides broad comparative understanding of
theories, methodologies, and issues relevant to whatever future path they might take;
Discover how the knowledge can be used to improve the quality of social life;
Realize the varieties of research methodologies that can be used in the area of community,
regional, and organizational development;
Find out how to get involved in research and internship while a student;
Learn about the CRD Honors Program, education abroad o ortunities, the Sacramento and

Washington, DC programs;
Meet CRD faculty and fellow students to make connections that will be helpful in future
studies and research projects;
Discuss the importance of networking for the future.
Reguirement: Students submit a short one-page synopsis for each week’s presentation.
Gra in ‘ ” 7
Grading is based on classparticipation and weekly papers. Attendance is critical due to the
lmpoitanoeof stuclentparticipation in this seminar.
are no examinations or quizzes in this course.
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