Minor in Community Leadership

The Minor in Community Leadership provides students with knowledge, skills, and dispositions to be agents of change in their communities. Students begin the minor with the foundational Intro to Community Leadership SOCI 3305 course and strengthen their communication skills in Interpersonal Communication COMS 2386.  Once students have completed SOCI 3305 and are in their senior year, they are eligible to enroll in the capstone internship course SOCI 4379. The three core courses all feature the Academic Community Engagement (ACE) pedagogy giving students opportunities to apply knowledge to meet community needs gaining relevant professional experience and marketable skills. Three elective courses round out the minor providing students an interdisciplinary perspective on community leadership.

Minor in Community Leadership
Required Courses
COMS 2386Interpersonal Communication3
SOCI 3305Introduction to Community Leadership3
SOCI 4379Internship In Applied Sociolgy3
Prescribed Electives
Choose three elective courses from the following:9
Principles of Agriculture Leadership & Community Development
Environmental Science
Intercultural Communication
Strategic Organizational Communication
Small Group Communication
Community Applied Communication
Learning to Listen: A Key Communication Competency
Interpersonal Health Communication
Risk Communication
Environmental Communication
Law And Society
Professionalism and Ethics In Criminal Justice
Lifestyle and Wellness
Family Life & Sex Education
Community Health
Writing For Mass Media
Contemporary Moral Issues
Nonprofit Organizations
Social Policy
Political Attitudes & Behavior
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction To Ethnic Studies
Social Inequality
Social Program Evaluation
Gulf Field Studies
Sociology Of Disaster
Total Hours18