Community Leadership: A Philosophy, Politics and Economics Framework
Issued by
University at Buffalo
The Community Leadership micro-credential provides students with a set of skills and experiences from Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) that enable them to create positive social change through social innovation within their communities. Those completing this micro-credential develop their ability to analyze social problems from multiple perspectives, productively resolve conflicts, and engage diverse groups of people, all in order to devise sustainable solutions to those problems.
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Earning Criteria
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Successful completion of: 3 classes (PHI 103: Introducing Philosophy, Politics and Economics, PHI 353: Conflict and Dispute Resolution and PHI 498: Undergraduate Research Activity); 25 hours of verified volunteer service; and a community engagement project with slide deck of project results and lessons learned.