Community Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY 174: COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Gretchen Wehrle, Psychology Notre Dame de Namur University gwehrle@ndnu.edu (650) 508 3659 Fall 2002 Course Description: Community Psychology studies a wide variety of forces and structures in the community which affect the positive growth, development, and functioning of its members. This class will include a review of the field of community psychology, a discussion of underlying concepts (e.g., ecological approach, “blaming the victim” ideology, prevention, social change, active citizenship), and training and experience in civic engagement and community dialogues. As students become involved in the community, they will meet regularly to reflect upon their learning…
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