The Program for Community-Engaged Scholarship (ProCES) connects students' academic work with their interests in and concerns for our local, regional, national, and international communities. ProCES courses integrate service into the curriculum through community-based research, historical and theoretical reflection on service, or course content that helps students explore and formulate responses to pressing societal issues. Students may also participate in community-engaged learning in a more in-depth matter as part of junior or senior independent work.

The courses below and many others have a community-based or service-oriented component.

2023-2024 Fall

Subject & Catalog Number Title
AMS 406 Advanced Seminar in American Studies
ANT 219 Catastrophes across Cultures: The Anthropology of Disaster
ANT 263 Justice
ANT 314 The Anthropology of Development
ASA 201 Introduction to Asian American Studies
ASL 101 Beginner's American Sign Language I
ASL 105 Intermediate American Sign Language
CBE 411 Antibiotics: From Cradle to Grave
CEE 102A Engineering in the Modern World
COS 333 Advanced Programming Techniques
EAS 418 Topics in the Anthropology of Japan
EGR 200 Creativity, Innovation, and Design
EGR 250 Community Project Studios: Non-credit
EGR 251 Community Project Studios
EGR 350 Community Project Studios: Non-credit
EGR 351 Community Project Studios
EGR 361 The Reclamation Studio: Humanistic Design applied to Systemic Bias
EGR 450 Community Project Studios: Non-credit
EGR 451 Community Project Studios
ENG 415 Topics in Literature and Ethics
ENV 251 Coming to Our Senses: Climate Justice - Climate Change in Film, Photography and Popular Culture
ENV 448 Neoliberal Natures: Society, Justice and Environmental Futures
FRE 372 Migration, Diversity, Diaspora: Francophone Community-Engagement
FRS 101 Get Your Kicks
FRS 105 Saving Seeds
FRS 143 Is Politics a Performance?
FRS 173 Respuesta Teatral: Social & Political Performance Inspirations from Latin America
FRS 181 Nature's Glow: Poetry, Art, and Ecology on the Interconnectedness of Everything
FRS 191 Environmental and Climate Justice
HIS 388 Unrest and Renewal in Urban America
JPN 305 Integrative Advanced Japanese I
JPN 401 Readings in Modern Japanese I
JPN 407 Contemporary Japanese Language and Culture I
JRN 449 International News
MOL 460 Diseases in Children: Causes, Costs, and Choices
POL 210 Political Theory
SOC 249 Food Studies: Sociological Perspectives
SPA 205 Medical Spanish
SPA 233 Languages of the Americas
SPA 250 Identity in the Spanish-Speaking World
SPA 304 Spanish in the Community
SPA 368 Found in Translation: The Theory and Practice of Spanish - English Translation
SPI 390 Race, Ethnicity, Space & Place: Exclusion, Confinement & Transformation (RESPECT)
THR 451 Theater Rehearsal and Performance
TPP 301 Seminar on Student Learning and Methods for Teaching
URB 300 Urban Studies Research Seminar
URB 385 Mapping Gentrification