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COURSES   /    PLHRT 4271
Seed to Supper II: Community Facilitation Practicum
This Course At a Glance
Subject

Horticulture (PLHRT)

Semester

Multi-semester course: (Spring)

Credits

2 credits. Letter grades only (no audit).

Prerequisite

PLHRT 4270.

Instructor(s)

Staff

In this spring-semester community facilitation practicum, students will revisit, reflect on and review the facilitator preparation strategy developed in the fall to prepare to offer garden educators the tools they need to lead others to grow in confidence and successfully raise a portion of their own food on a limited budget. Off-campus facilitation planned for and arranged during the fall will be implemented. Students will lead workshops and work with campus professionals to design methods to evaluate site host and facilitator responses and reflect with site hosts at key points to assess the approach as it is unfolds.

Outcome 1
Demonstrate the balance between collaboration/ teamwork and independence/ leadership, in connecting and extending knowledge from academic study to the diverse communities with which we plan and lead facilitator preparation.

Outcome 2
Apply diverse approaches to facilitating community-engaged garden-based experiences and academic knowledge.

Outcome 3
Demonstrate skills and habits of reflection that include writing, asking questions, observing, analyzing, listening, and engaging with others in supportive discourse. Apply these reflective skills to consider from your and others’ perspectives to make connections among community-engaged garden-based experiences, knowledge, values, and emotions.

Outcome 4
Integrate all your experiences from the two-semester course sequence and leave with ‘real’ preparation to lead workshops in communities in the future.

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