Experiential Learning Reflections From Human Rights Students

Experiential Learning Reflections From Human Rights Students

Presenter(s)

Katelyn Hallie Barnes, Anna Elizabeth Beebe, Bailee K. Boland, Liliana Melissa Busic, Grace Elizabeth Cannon, Morgan Morgan Cox, Lydia Rita Fatime Diabate-Tonne, Grace Elaine Gibson, Hannah Elizabeth Gibson, Bridget Therese Graham, Tongyu Guo, Lauren Marie Higgins, Laura Ann Hughes, Aileen Marisa Hull, Kate Mulvihill Jones, Kelsey Marie Kamil, Samuel S. Laird, Maya Rose Leibold, Kaitlin B. Lewis, Brandy Megan Lynch, Anna Mumma, Cameron Cristina Nowlin, Meredith N. Robinson, Steven Stalnaker Shamblen, Jennifer Ann Sobnosky, Lauren Elizabeth Tobal, Nicole Ann Vanvoorhis, Angela Kay Weiland

Comments

This poster reflects research conducted as part of a course project designed to give students experience in the research process. Course: POL 334

Description

This course involves an experiential learning project with two NGO partners, Counterpart International and Miss Able-Humura. Students, working in teams of 4-5, are engaged in a range of projects from social media and marketing to strategic visioning and fundraising to programming and alumni networking. For this Stander Presentation, students will present their work and will reflect on the challenges and opportunities of partnering with NGOs in the context of a course, particularly one focused on human rights.

Publication Date

4-22-2021

Project Designation

Course Project

Primary Advisor

Natalie F. Hudson

Primary Advisor's Department

Political Science

Keywords

Stander Symposium project, College of Arts and Sciences

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Partnerships for the Goals; Gender Equality

Experiential Learning Reflections From Human Rights Students

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