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Bridging Disciplines Programs allow you to create an interdisciplinary concentration that integrates area requirements, electives, courses for your major, internships, and research. The Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP brings together students who are interested in pursuing a career in the public service sector and expanding their involvement in the community. Non-profit leaders for the 21st century must increasingly understand the blurring of lines among private, government, and non-profit sectors. The Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP is overseen by a panel of faculty members from across campus. Members include Pat Stout (Advertising), Andrée Bober (Fine Arts), Sharon Brown (Assoc. Vice-President for Research), Rowena Fong (Social Work), Michael Granof (Accounting), Elizabeth Hedrick (English), Kurt Heinzelman (English), Sarah Jane Rehnborg (LBJ), and Cal Streeter (Social Work). Upon completion of 19 hours, you will earn a certificate in Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits. The Bridging Disciplines Programs offer interdisciplinary certificates in the following areas: Children & Society Film Studies Cultural Studies International Studies Digital Arts & Media Social Inequality, Health & Policy Environment Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits Ethics & Leadership For more information about the Bridging Disciplines Programs, go to: FAC 33, www.utexas.edu/ugs/bdp, or call (512) 232-7564. Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits I. Foundation Seminar (required) BDP 101: Intro to the Non-profit World 7 credit hours 6-9 credit hours 3-6 credit hours connecting experiences foundation courses courses in a strand Students in the Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP must pursue 6-9 credit hours of research or internship experiences that connect the content area of the strand to the issues and skills explored in the foundation courses. A minimum of 3 hours must involve participation in research with a faculty member. integration essay In order to complete your BDP certificate, write a 3-4 page integration essay in which you reflect on what you learned and accomplished through your BDP experience. This essay is your opportunity to draw connections among your interdisciplinary BDP coursework, your connecting experiences, and your major. For additional guidelines, see your BDP advisor. In addition to the 9 hours of foundation courses, students must take 3-6 hours of courses focused on a particular content area. Students have the option of choosing courses from one of the sample strands or developing their own strand in consultation with the BDP advisor and the faculty panel. Sample strands for Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP include: Art and Social Change Environment Health and Health Care International Development Youth and Family II. Choose TWO of the following: ADV 378: Integrated Communication for Non-profit Organizations E 316K: Literature of Charity and Philanthropy LA 325: Nonprofit Consulting MKT 372: Community Development & Social Enterprise MKT 372: Marketing for Social Profit RHE 328: Writing for Non-profits-W SW 334: Social Work Practice in Orgs and Communities
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Bridging Disciplines Programs allow you to create an interdisciplinary concentration that integrates area requirements, electives, courses for your major, internships, and research.
The Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP brings together students who are interested in pursuing a career in the public service sector and expanding their involvement in the community. Non-profit leaders for the 21st century must increasingly understand the blurring of lines among private, government, and non-profit sectors.
The Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP is overseen by a panel of faculty members from across campus. Members include Pat Stout (Advertising), Andrée Bober (Fine Arts), Sharon Brown (Assoc. Vice-President for Research), Rowena Fong (Social Work), Michael Granof (Accounting), Elizabeth Hedrick (English), Kurt Heinzelman (English), Sarah Jane Rehnborg (LBJ), and Cal Streeter (Social Work).
Upon completion of 19 hours, you will earn a certificate in Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits.
The Bridging Disciplines Programs offer interdisciplinary certificates in the following areas: Children & Society Film Studies Cultural Studies International Studies Digital Arts & Media Social Inequality, Health & Policy Environment Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits Ethics & Leadership
For more information about the Bridging Disciplines Programs, go to: FAC 33, www.utexas.edu/ugs/bdp, or call (512) 232-7564.
Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits
I. Foundation Seminar (required)BDP 101: Intro to the Non-profit World
7credit hours
6-9credit hours
3-6credit hours
connectingexperiences
foundationcourses
coursesin a strand
Students in the Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP must pursue 6-9 credit hours of research or internship experiences that connect the content area of the strand to the issues and skills explored in the foundation courses. A minimum of 3 hours must involve participation in research with a faculty member.
integrationessay
In order to complete your BDP certificate, write a 3-4 page integration essay in which you reflect on what you learned and accomplished through your BDP experience. This essay is your opportunity to draw connections among your interdisciplinary BDP coursework, your connecting experiences, and your major. For additional guidelines, see your BDP advisor.
In addition to the 9 hours of foundation courses, students must take 3-6 hours of courses focused on a particular content area. Students have the option of choosing courses from one of the sample strands or developing their own strand in consultation with the BDP advisor and the faculty panel.
Sample strands for Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits BDP include:Art and Social Change EnvironmentHealth and Health Care International Development Youth and Family
II. Choose TWO of the following:ADV 378: Integrated Communication for Non-profit OrganizationsE 316K: Literature of Charity and PhilanthropyLA 325: Nonprofit ConsultingMKT 372: Community Development & Social EnterpriseMKT 372: Marketing for Social ProfitRHE 328: Writing for Non-profits-WSW 334: Social Work Practice in Orgs and Communities
Art and Social ChangeARC 308: Architecture and SocietyCMS 340K: Communication and Social ChangeARH 359: Feminism and Visual Representation-WE 360: Literature and Social Justice-WGRC 311: Movies Go to War: WWI-VietnamRTF 345: Social Documentary-WTD 357T: Afr Am Theatre History, 1950-Present-W
EnvironmentBIO 478T: Natural Resource ManagementECO 321: Public EconomicsECO 330T: Environmental Resources & Economic GrowthECO 359M: Environmental & Natural Resource Economics-WGEO 302P: Sustaining a PlanetGRG 336C: National Parks/Protected AreasGRG 339: Envir, Devel, & Food ProductionGRG 342C: Sustainable DevelopmentGRG 346: The Human Use of the EarthHIS 350L: Environmental History of US-WPHL 325C: Environmental Ethics
Health and Health CareGRG 357: Medical GeographyHED 329: Child & Adolescent HealthHED 352K: Psychosocial Issues in Women’s Hlth-WHED 370K: Adolescent Health Risk BehaviorSOC 308: Women’s Reproductive Health for Nonscience MajorsSOC 336D: Race, Class, and Health-W SOC 354K: Sociology of Health & Illness-W
International DevelopmentECO 333K: Development EconomicsECO 355: Development Problems and Policies in Latin America GOV 312: Poverty & PoliticsGOV 337M: International Politics of Latin AmericaGOV 360N: International Political Economy HIS 317N: Hist Women/Devel 20th C Africa-WRHE 309K: When topic is appropriateRTF 342: Development Communication-WRTF 342: Global Media Cultures-WSOC 324K: Social Change in Developing Nations SOC 340C: Globalization
Youth and FamilyCMS 357: Family CommunicationHDF 304: Family RelationshipsHDF 347: Socioeconomic Problems of Family-WHDF 372K: Family Interaction & Devel-WPSY 333V: Family ViolenceSOC 321K: Asian American Issues: Family PoliticsSOC 323: The FamilySOC 352M: Family Policy Issues-WSW 360K: African American Family SW 360K: Social Work Practice w/ Mexican American Family SystemsSW 360K: Prac Abused/Neglected Child
*Some courses may have prerequisites. Please con-sult your BDP advisor.
Note that many courses on this list may be cross-listed with other departments. Students may take these courses under any of the cross-listed numbers. Please consult the course schedule or your BDP advisor.
In courses taken for a letter grade, the student must obtain a grade of C or better to meet BDP certificate requirements. Only one BDP course may be taken pass/fail. Any exceptions will be considered by the faculty panel on an individual basis.
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