AEM 3601 - Impact Learning: Project Reflection, Completion and Presentation

(CU-CEL, CU-ITL)

Spring. 1 credit. Letter grades only.

Application required. Not open to: first-year students. This is a part of a multi-term course sequence with AEM 3600. Satisfies the Dyson Grand Challenges project requirement.

T. Preszler.

This course will focus on reflection from the winter trip, and preparation and presentation of your South Africa project.

Outcome 1: Analyze social ventures, make practical and actionable recommendations to help social entrepreneurs.

Outcome 2: Interact and communicate with people of other cultures and ethnicities, with a higher level of self-awareness of local contexts.

Outcome 3: Analyze social ventures using a human centered consulting approach, and gain an understanding of the complexity of building a diverse society.

Outcome 4: Explain how “big business” creates an inclusive and diverse workforce within South Africa.

Outcome 5: Employ ethical reasoning in judging ideas, actions and their implications particularly when assisting small business owners.