Fostering Just Communities Certificate
For information, contact the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, 401 McGuffey Hall 513-529-6443.
This 12-credit undergraduate certificate program is open to all majors, is inter-disciplinary, requires a place-based learning component, and focuses on social justice in urban communities. Multiple options to completion.
Program Requirements
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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Complete one of the following pathways: | 12 | |
Urban Cohort | ||
Preparatory | ||
EMPOWER I: Educational and Economic Justice and Service-Learning | ||
Experiential | ||
Student Teaching or 120-hour semester internship (either Immersive Residential or not) | ||
Teaching Internship- Adolescent | ||
or TCE 419P | Teaching Internship Primary PK-5 | |
or TCE 419M | Teaching Internship-Middle Childhood | |
Reflective | ||
Field Experience 1 | ||
Culminating | ||
See Fostering Just Communities Advisor for Options | ||
Fall Residency Program | ||
Preparatory | ||
EMPOWER I: Educational and Economic Justice and Service-Learning | ||
Experiential | ||
Immersive Residential Semester Internship | ||
Reflective | ||
Independent Studies | ||
Culminating | ||
The American City Since 1940 | ||
Flex Plan | ||
Preparatory | ||
EMPOWER I: Educational and Economic Justice and Service-Learning (See Fostering Just Communities Advisor for additional options) | ||
Experiential | ||
Cincinnati Summer Immersion Program or 120 hour Non-residential Semester Internship | ||
Reflective | ||
Culminating | ||
See Fostering Just Communities Advisor for Options | ||
Approved course (See Fostering Just Communities Advisor) and 1 credit hour independent study | ||
Total Credit Hours | 12 |
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See advisor for available topics.