3.00 credits
(1,0,2)
30 wks
This course will be delivered over two terms and is both classroom-based and experiential. It will combine theory, support and a practicum. Students will learn about the work of non-profit organizations. They will explore roles and responsibilities of volunteers, work planning for voluntary roles, relationship building and communication for mentorship, and team building, and will learn current evaluation and presentation skills. Students will also gain experience in a specific area of focus such as literacy, health promotion, community economic development, and community arts.
Prerequisites: CLSC/CCB 100 and CLSC/CCB 105 as pre- or co-requisites