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The Renée Crown University Honors Program supports student learning through engagement with the public by helping students become involved with signature service programs and by making connections with other vital campus resources. Involvements may be off-campus or on, and can include some internships and even paid experiences. The following resources are only starting places designed to help you begin to explore the wide array of opportunities available to Syracuse students. Contact Steve Wright (x2759) for more information.
Signature Programs affiliated with Honors
On-Campus Service Sites and Resources
Civic Engagement through Coursework
Some courses at SU include a service learning component. These can be an efficient way to make progress on your academic requirements and Honors civic engagement requirements simultaneously. For example, every year there are several sections of WRT 105/109 (fall) and WRT 205/209 (spring) that include this component. Additional examples of courses that have included a service learning component appear below, and you may come across others. Be sure to check with the faculty member to confirm that a section you plan to take will have this component. Please note that some of these courses are restricted or have pre-requisites:
AAS 470 Internship with Community Agencies (A&S)
ARC 408 Architectural Design VIII (ARC)
ART 500 Selected Topics: Art and Community (VPA)
CAS 300 Seminar in Service Learning (A&S)
CMD 352 Design Project Management (VPA)
CRS 435 Interviewing (VPA)
GEO/WSP 500 Boundaries of Syracuse (A&S)
HNR/SOL 260 Hospice Legacy; Hospice Outreach (SOL)
HTW 311 Health Literacy (HSHP)
IST 466 Professional Issues in Information Management and Technology (IST)
LIN 471 Dimensions of Bilingualism and Multiculturalism (A&S)
NHM 455 Community Nutrition (HSHP)
NHM 511 Nutrition Education (HSHP)
PAF 110 Public Service Practicum (A&S)
PAF 410 Practicum in Public Policy (A&S)
PAF 416 Community Problem-Solving (A&S)
PSC 317 Internship with Politicians (A&S)
REL 395 Religions and the Natural Environment (A&S)
SOC 248 Social Problems and Ethnic Inequality (A&S)
SOC 364 Sociology of Aging (A&S)
SOL 300 Puppets and Community (SOL)
WRT 105/109 Practices of Academic Writing (A&S)
WRT 205/209 Critical Research and Writing (A&S)
WRT 301 Civic Writing (A&S)
WRT 331 Peer Writing Consultant Practicum (A&S)
WRT 428 Studies in Composition, Rhetoric, and Literacy (A&S)
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