SCWK 381 - International Engmnt in Haiti

This course utilizes an African-Centered approach to facilitate a service learning experience in Haiti. It includes a 10-day, intensive international experience designed to deepen students’ knowledge of the culture and social problems facing local communities in Haiti. It involves an examination of global, social, and economic issues and responses used to address health, education, medical and social issues affecting a developing country. Classroom discussions, community service projects, personal interactions, and recreational and cultural experiences are the instructional methods. It is an interdisciplinary, collaborative experience open to advanced level undergraduate students in the social sciences, education and health-related fields requiring permission of the instructor. There are three stages to the course: classroom sessions prior to departure, cultural immersion with local entities, and cultural excursions and activities. Typically Offered Summer.
Level: UG
Credit Hours: 3

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Department: SCWK