Students in this course will engage with the Hinckley Institute’s Resident Scholar John Price, who served as the Ambassador to the Republic of Mauritius, the Republic of Seychelles, and the Union of Comoros from 2002-2005, to discuss current issues in various African countries and examine policies that impact community development throughout Africa.
HINKLY 4914, Capital Encounter, is an amazing class that gives students the opportunity to learn how government works and participate in the policy and political advocacy process. At the end of the semester students will travel to Washington DC to put what they have learned to work.
Find out about a learning abroad course that uses community engaged-learning (CEL) to explore the power of community engagement in an international context. This course will utilize the history, culture, and civic issues affecting Monteverde, Costa Rica, as a living laboratory.