The Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good explores and celebrates six diverse community-engaged courses and programs, highlighting the creative, innovative, and impactful ways they adapted in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Director of Community-Engaged Learning, Star Plaxton-Moore, and Master of Public Health Intern, Erin Hassett, interview faculty, students, and community partners about their perspectives and insights.
Profiles of Pandemic-Responsive Community-Engaged Learning
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The Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good explores and celebrates six diverse community-engaged courses and programs, highlighting the creative, innovative, and impactful ways they adapted in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Director of Community-Engaged Learning, Star Plaxton-Moore, and Master of Public Health Intern, Erin Hassett, interview faculty, students, and community partners about their perspectives and insights.
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March 27, 2021
Public Service and Activism as Vocations of Reconciliation
<p>Reconciliation is a valuable framework for examining how we embed ourselves in public service and activism. It is a commitment to repairing harm and recovering what is lost. Reconciliation means holding ourselves and those around us accountable as we work towards creating a more just world.</p> <p>At the University of San Francisco’s Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good, we design and facilitate programming that prepares students for lives and vocations of public service, advocacy, and activism. Applying a reconciliation framework to these learning experiences calls us to reimagine and rebuild interpersonal and institutional relationships that identify and repair past and current harms, and restore trust so we can move forward in true solidarity with those most affected by injustice. In this conversation, students and staff at the McCarthy Center discuss this framework of reconciliation in our work, lives, and the future as an ethic to build a more socially just and equitable world.</p> <p>Contributors are: </p> <p>Angeline Vuong is the Assistant Director, Public Service Programs at the Leo T. McCarthy Center</p> <p>Jacqueline Ramos is the Community-Engaged Learning Program Manager at the Leo T. McCarthy Center</p> <p>Isabel Tayag is a Community Empowerment Activist at the Leo T. McCarthy Center</p> <p>Zoe Baker is a McCarthy Fellow in San Francisco at the Leo T. McCarthy Center</p>
February 12, 2021
Event Planning with a Purpose
<p>Dr. Michelle Millar, Associate Professor of Hospitality Management, discusses her community-engaged learning course focused on event planning with student, Tyler Overbey, and community partner, Joy D’Ovidio, Co-Founder of<a href="https://www.amealwithdignity.org/"> <u>A Meal with Dignity</u></a>.</p>
February 12, 2021
Community Empowerment Activists Program
<p>Instructor, Jackie Ramos, talks with student, Aaron Fontan, and community partner, Brad Hirn, Lead Organizer at<a href="http://hrcsf.org/"> <u>Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco</u></a> about how to develop students’ community organizing skills and support social movements during the pandemic.</p>
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