for Juniors, Seniors and Graduate Students
Sociology 421/521
Community Development 521
We will study sustainable forms of community development, from a practical, policy-oriented perspective. We will read many of the original documents that forged the conservation and sustainable development orientation, and will supplement discussions of these readings with practical, hands-on activities, to better understand the importance of community and environmental sustainability and social justice in our modern world.
The course meets
Thursdays, 6:00 to 9:00 pm
in Kethley Hall 229
To register for this course, use the following CRNs:
SOC 421: 46483
SOC 521: 46484
COD 521: 46485
This is a core
course in the sustainable development track of the
community development MS program and will also be of interest to
anyone wishing to understand the local, national, and global
institutions working to create a sustainable future for our planet.
If you have questions, contact the instructor:
Dr. Alan Barton
214 Kethley Hall
846-4097
abarton@deltastate.edu
See the Blackboard page for a list of required books for this course