New Faculty -- William Turner
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Faculty Honors and Appointments
The Community Leadership and Development (CLD) track prepares students for community leadership in a globally changing world. The CLD track focuses on developing skills and knowledge for careers in community and for-profit organizations in the public and private sectors, government and policy organizations, non-profit agencies, housing, and community development banking. Students are prepared for staff positions or graduate study in law, policy, journalism, education, the social sciences, and related fields, obtaining applied professional experience in such venues as the Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy Studies, agencies in state government or surrounding counties, and selected community agencies and organizations.
The nine-hour CLD track core includes the following required courses:
and one of the following:
In addition, CLD track students are required to select six hours of track electives from HOD courses above the 2100 level (other than HOD 2260, 2900, 2910, 2920, 2930, and 2980-2989). Recommended courses include the following: