“Far from being a separate set of behaviors, active citizenship is integrated in all aspects of people’s lives. Lives of active citizenship are not a string of episodic acts; rather they are a journey, a life-long exploration and quest, a life-long process of trying out new approaches, and of rethinking and learning…
Dean
Pierre and Pamela Omidyar Professor
Jonathan M. Tisch College of Citizenship & Public Service
Tisch College has compiled this initial list of undergraduate courses that teach knowledge, skills and /or values of active citizenship. The faculty members who teach these courses proposed to have them included in this list. Each listing includes a statement written by the faculty member that describes how the course enables students to develop as effective active citizens. There is not one path to active citizenship, but countless ways depending on your goals and experiences. However, there are distinct bodies of knowledge, practical skills, and sustaining values that contribute to your ability to be effective contributors to society. We encourage students interested in active citizenship to utilize this list to identify courses that they may find of interest. If you have any questions concerning the course, please contact the faculty member directly. If you would like more information regarding active citizenship or Tisch College, please contact us.
View the full course listing or jump to courses by department/program using the navigation on the right. Faculty members interested in adding courses to the list may do so here.
