Courses of Study

The following courses have an explicit social engagement component and are taught by Community Studies faculty and kindred core faculty:

COR 220: Civic Engagement Seminar (required of all sophomores)

HUM 330/331: Democracy, Education and Social Change (can be used as an elective in Peace Studies and Interdisciplinary Studies)

The following Naropa courses also have social engagement and/or service learning components. Some may have prerequisites or may only be open to majors; see individual departments for details. Courses marked with an * are courses that students may design as service-learning experiences in consultation with the instructor.

Undergraduate

ART 372: Murals, muralists, and social change movements in art
ART 499: Independent Study*

COR 220: Civic Engagement Seminar

ECE 245: Education, Culture and Social Theory
ECE 352: Poverty Matters
ECE 380: Observing Development
ECE 430: Teaching Young Children
ECE 450: Supervised Teaching Practicum

ENV 318: Deep Ecology
ENV 355: Environmental Justice
ENV 370: Ecopsychology
ENV 420: Ecological Restoration
ENV 480: Senior Project*

HUM 330/331: Democracy, Education and Social Change

MUS 490: Radio Naropa

PAX 245: Dialogue and the Art of Peacemaking
PAX 450: Peace Studies Internship

PSYB 325: Compassionate Action
PSYB 482–3: Senior Project*

REL 360: Engaged Buddhism Training I
REL 370: Engaged Buddhism Training II
INTD 380: Advanced Research*
INTD 490: Special Topics
INTD 480: Capstone Seminar

Graduate

ENV 565: Ecopsychology

PSYT 717: Studio Practicum in Art Therapy
PSYT 734: Counseling for Child/Adolescent Populations for Art Therapy
PSYT 738: Transpersonal Service Learning

REL 512: Engaged Buddhism I
REL 562: Engaged Buddhism II

THR 602/652/702/722  MFA Training Modules