Community Organization & Advocacy
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In this program, you will develop the knowledge and skills useful in community service positions. You will take courses which describe the theories, principles, and practice of providing services to a community. You will also learn how to organize communities for social action, develop networks among community agencies, and use resources to furnish information, instruction, and assistance to community members.
Degrees
- A certificate or associate degree prepares you can work as an aide or support staff.
- A bachelor's degree usually allows you to plan programs and have more independence in your work.
- A graduate degree is usually required for management positions and working with complex situations.
Related Occupations
- Association Executive
- Director (Social Service)
- Fund-Raiser
- Human Services Worker
- Parole Officer
- Public Administrator
- Recreation Leader
- Social Worker
- Volunteer Coordinator