Social Inequality in Canada
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Chronologie
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septembre 21, 2021Début de expérience
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septembre 22, 2021Student teams finalized
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septembre 29, 2021Initial meeting between student teams and community partners
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décembre 8, 2021Final Presentations
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décembre 11, 2021Fin de expérience
Chronologie
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septembre 21, 2021Début de expérience
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septembre 22, 2021Student teams finalized
Student teams finalized and contracts signed
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septembre 29, 2021Initial meeting between student teams and community partners
Student team members will meet with community partners to learn more about your project and introduce themselves.
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décembre 8, 2021Final Presentations
Community partner available for student team presentations.
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décembre 11, 2021Fin de expérience
Portée de Expérience
Catégories
Communications Sciences humaines Éducation Droit et politique Sciences socialesCompétences
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Community Engaged Learning at MacEwan University is a project-based teaching-learning strategy that connects classroom theory to challenges experienced in the "real world" by our Community Partners (CP).
How this works
Working in small groups, students in the third year of their undergraduate studies at MacEwan University with a major or minor in Sociology will work with organizations to design and complete a specified project over nine (9) weeks.
The instructor and Experiential Learning Facilitator will select community partners project mid-Aug. They will confirm with the selected community partner by the end of Aug. In Sept, you will virtually meet with your student consultant teams to brief them and answer questions related to your project. Students will have approximately nine (9) weeks to work on your project.
Apprenant.e.s
What you get
For project #1: community partners will be invited to student final presentations and will receive a final briefing paper/summary report.
For project #2: community partners will be invited to student final presentations and will receive the resource created.
For project #3: community partners will be invited to student final presentations, will be invited to participate in the virtual workshop presented by students, and will receive a copy of workshop presentation materials.
Note: While we cannot guarantee a final functional project, the community partner organization will receive their final project deliverables by the end of the term.
Specific dates:
· Mid-August 2021– The instructor and Experiential Learning Facilitator will select community partners.
· Sept 21, 2021 – Community partner is available to talk about their project with student teams (the pitch).
· Dec 7, 2021 – Community partner available for student team presentations.
Chronologie du projet
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septembre 21, 2021Début de expérience
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septembre 22, 2021Student teams finalized
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septembre 29, 2021Initial meeting between student teams and community partners
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décembre 8, 2021Final Presentations
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décembre 11, 2021Fin de expérience
Chronologie
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septembre 21, 2021Début de expérience
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septembre 22, 2021Student teams finalized
Student teams finalized and contracts signed
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septembre 29, 2021Initial meeting between student teams and community partners
Student team members will meet with community partners to learn more about your project and introduce themselves.
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décembre 8, 2021Final Presentations
Community partner available for student team presentations.
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décembre 11, 2021Fin de expérience
Exemples de projets
Examples of Suitable Project Topics
Potential projects include:
Project #1- Do you need a briefing paper or summary report to provide information quickly and effectively about a social issue relevant to your organization (e.g., racism, sexism, or income inequality)? Students will find, gather, and report on information from a variety of sources (academic sources and grey literature) to inform your organization about key research findings and considerations.
Project #2- Do you need a resource created to (a) provide key background and contextual information about a social issue (e.g., racism, sexism, or income inequality), and (b) identity and describe relevant policies and useful initiatives, programs, and/or resources in place to address this social issue? Resources include, for example, summary reports, brochures, information posters, and leaflets.
Project #3- Do you need a workshop developed and presented (virtually) to youth about a social issue (e.g., anti-racism, anti-heterosexism, anti-sexism)? Workshops will focus on creating an awareness of an action on a social issue that impacts a community.
Marketing plan covering all aspects previously mentioned
The exact nature of the deliverables will vary depending on the scope of the project.
Critères supplé mentaires pour entreprise
Les entreprises doivent répondre aux questions suivantes pour soumettre une demande de jumelage pour cette expérience:
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Q1 - Case à cocher
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Q2 - Case à cocher
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Q3 - Case à cocher
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Q4 - Case à cocher
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Q5 - Case à cocher
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Q6 - Case à cocher
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Q7 - Case à cocher
Contact principal
Chronologie
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septembre 21, 2021Début de expérience
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septembre 22, 2021Student teams finalized
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septembre 29, 2021Initial meeting between student teams and community partners
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décembre 8, 2021Final Presentations
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décembre 11, 2021Fin de expérience
Chronologie
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septembre 21, 2021Début de expérience
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septembre 22, 2021Student teams finalized
Student teams finalized and contracts signed
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septembre 29, 2021Initial meeting between student teams and community partners
Student team members will meet with community partners to learn more about your project and introduce themselves.
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décembre 8, 2021Final Presentations
Community partner available for student team presentations.
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décembre 11, 2021Fin de expérience