Memorial Student Union
Center for Student Leadership Development

Citizen-Leader Activist Alliance


Social Change The Citizen-Leader Activist Alliance is an alliance between the Center for Student Leadership Development and the URI Feinstein Center for Service Learning. We seek to prepare students to be social change agents and leaders in social change activities. We seek to encourage our students to define what democracy and citizenship is. Students are educated on power, privilege, social justice, and causation of institutional complacency. Students have an opportunity to experience social change first hand in a variety of activities and settings.



Leadership for Activism and Social Change track:
URI 101 Leadership for Activism and Social Change

As part of the freshman leadership learning community this class is for the student who intends to lead efforts that challenge the status quo. Students will spend time studying the roots of the need for activist activities, addressing an activist issue, and helping an organization that addresses that issue.

Leadership Internships
Student leaders have opportunities to experience social change through hands on internship opportunities.

Citizen-Leader Activist Program Series Coordinator
Requirements: enrolled in the minor in Leadership Studies; initiative; independent worker; attention to detail; creativity; activist experience
Major Tasks: coordinate training programs/workshops/retreats in conjunction with the Center for Student Leadership Development staff
Notes: junior or senior status; may be enhanced to be an internship

HDF 497/498 All Rhode Island Philanthropy Course

HDF 498 Leadership for Activism and Social Change

For details contact Robert Vincent at rvincent@uri.edu or call 401-874-9013.

 

Raise Your Voice

Citizen-Leader Activist Partners
Feinstein Center for Service Learning
Campus Compact
Leadership Rhode Island
Katie DeCubellis Memorial Foundation
South Kingstown Community Partnership for Prevention
American Friends Service Committee
Peace Corps
VISTA

For more information contact: Robert Vincent - rvincent@uri.edu