PSYC 3401 - Community Psychology: Prevention, Empowerment & Social Change

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    Prerequisite
    Any Lower-Division Psychology or Sociology course
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    Description
    This course examines the principles and practice of Community Psychology, emphasizing prevention, empowerment, and systemic approaches to well-being. Students analyze how ecological models, participatory research, and coalition building address social problems such as crime, substance abuse, housing instability, and disaster recovery. The course explores the role of culture, power, and inequality in shaping community risk and resilience, with special attention to strategies relevant for emergency management and public safety fields.