# Commty Engmnt: Climate Chg

## STSO-4360

Strong community engagement supports climate resilience. This course supports students in working with civic, community, and government organizations in the context of climate change. The course is a project-based experience that connects students to ongoing initiatives in Troy and the Capital region. Students will explore a variety of “theories of change,” connecting these theories to approaches used by a wide variety of organizations, developing their own stances on how to effectively contribute to goals of community resilience, environmental justice, and social cohesion. Students will develop skills in project management, communication, community building, and civic engagement. ​

4 credits
Prereqs:
none

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2008 | Contemp Political Thght (4c) Harvey J. Strum Seats Taken: 21/25 |  |
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2006 |  |  | Contemp Political Thght (4c) Sharon Anderson-Gold Seats Taken: 17/25
2005 |  |  | Contemp Political Thght (4c) Harvey J. Strum Seats Taken: 24/30
2004 |  |  | Contemp Political Thght (4c) Stephen Charles Pierce Seats Taken: 24/30
2003 |  |  | Contemp Political Thght (4c) Harvey J. Strum Seats Taken: 12/25
2002 | Contemporary Political Thought (4c) David J Hess Seats Taken: 2/3 |  |
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1999 |  |  | Contemp Political Thght (4c) Langdon Winner Seats Taken: 16/80
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