HUMT-1330 : Introduction to Discernment and Community Engagement
Humanities | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
About this Course
This course introduces students to the theory and practice of Ignatian discernment and of community engagement. Through 18 hours of involvement with a community partner, students will analyze models of community engagement and the ways the community partner addresses a social issue. This course is the third in a series and will provide an opportunity to apply concepts from previous courses including (a) power and privilege in community engagement and (b) examples of social justice within community partnerships. Through reflective assignments, students will practice discernment to increase awareness of their social position, skills and vocational aspirations.