A number of courses can count either for the service learning category or the community engagement theory category; these are listed first below. However, each course a student takes for the certificate can only be used for one of the categories.
Certain courses only count for the certificate when taught by a particular professor (this is indicated below).
To see which of these courses will be offered in the upcoming semester, go to the myStetson website and select "Course Search." Then go to "advanced search" and under "attribute," type "community engagement learning" or "community engagement theory" (or you can include both categories). Click on each course in the results to see the course description and instructor(s).
If a student wishes to use a course for their certificate that is not in the list of approved courses, they may email [email protected] to request a one-time approval. A student or instructor can also email that address to suggest a course to be permanently added to the list.
Can Count for Either Service Learning or Community Engagement Theory
ACCT 402 - Federal Taxation of Entities
BIOL 444 - Conservation Biology
BIOL 450 - Plant Ecology
COMM 327V - Health Communication
EDUC 275V - Human Exceptionalities (when taught by Professor Fran Duvall)
EDUC 302 - Improving Reading & Writing Skills in the Middle/Secondary Schools (when taught by Professor Rajni Shankar-Brown)
ENTP 353V - Social Entrepreneurship
FSEM 100.10 - Self and World
FSEM 100.37 - Diversity in the 21st Century Classroom
FSEM 100.49 - Food, Health, and Controversy
MKTG 330V - Social Marketing and Social Change
PUBH 486 - Planning for Healthy Cities
SPAN 313 - Spanish in the Communities
SPAN 397L - Internship in the Mexican-American Community
Service Learning
FOOD 201 - Beginning Practicum for Sustainable Food Production
Community Engagement Theory
COMM 336V - Food and Nutrition in the Media
ECON 346 - Development Economics
ECON 379V - Economic Development and Human Progress
EDUC 245H - Social Foundations of Education
EDUC 305V - Cultural Diversity Education
EDUC 370V - Celebrating Diversity: Examining Populations on the Fringe of Society
