Fitz Center for Leadership in Community
Leadership in Building Communities
A collaboration of the Fitz Center, the departments of Political Science and Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work and the Public Administration graduate program, the Leadership in Building Communities seminar enrolls a mix of Master of Public Administration graduate students and undergraduates from the disciplines of political science, sociology, education, criminal justice and others. This seminar places UD students within a City of Dayton neighborhood to understand the inner workings of local politics. Through lectures, tours, neighborhood meetings, a team project, and extensive reading, the seminar teaches the art of building community. Students find the seminar eye opening and enlightening, regardless of their discipline.
Leadership in Building Communities reports
- Madden Hills Neighborhood, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2019
- Roosevelt Neighborhood, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2018
- University Row Neighborhood, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2017
- Belmont, Eastmont and Hearthstone Neighborhoods, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2016
- Five Oaks Neighborhood, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2015
- Carillon and Edgemont, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2014
- Westwood, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2013
- Walnut Hills, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2012
- Dayton View: Crossing the Creek, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2011
- Creating a Shared Vision: Old North Dayton and McCook Field Neighborhoods, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2010
- South Park Neighborhood Revitalization, Leadership in Building Communities Seminar, 2009