CRD students enroll in 4 units of internship course work credit to fulfill one of their major requirements. CD graduate students complete 200 hours (6.7 units) of internship work in their area of academic interest in fulfillment of M.Sc. degree requirements.

IAD is an interdisciplinary major and a graduate program within the Human and Community Development Department. IAD students enroll in 4 units of internship course work credit to fulfill one of their major requirements. IAD graduate students whose emphasis of study is "Community Development," complete 200 hours (6.7 units) of internship work in their area of academic interest in fulfillment of M.Sc. degree requirements.

Internship courses are numbered "92, 192, 292" and contracts are located in the wall unit next to 1332 Hart Hall. Special study and research courses are numbered "99, 199, 299" and contracts are located in the hallway carousel outside 1303 Hart.

When a student wishes to enroll in an internship, special study, or research course work, it is their responsibility to first identify, locate, and secure the written approval of a faculty sponsor. Enrollment for HCD unit credit must be arranged with permission from HCD faculty, as unit credit can only be awarded by regular faculty in academic departments. Faculty agree to sponsor internships or special study projects when the focus of the student's project is well matched with faculty academic expertise and/or research interests.

To apply for academic unit credit, HCD students are required to complete a department contract (work plan). Students are required to have a completed contract on file with the Department of HCD before they start counting hours toward the fulfillment of internship, special study, or research course work. Faculty demonstrate their consent to sponsor internships or special study course work for academic unit credit by listing the academic work assignments on the "To be Completed by Faculty and Student," page of the contract and by signing their name to the contract work plan.

SPECIAL NOTE FOR STUDENTS

Faculty are under no obligation to sponsor internships, special study, or student research projects. Those who do agree to serve as sponsors are voluntarily increasing their academic work load. Please keep this in mind and be courteous when asking faculty to sponsor (and eventually evaluate) your internship or special study course work.

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ALPHABETICAL LISTING (by last name)            EMAIL              PHONE             OFFICE                           ACADEMIC QTRS.
                                                                                                                                                                               Available for            Available for
                                                                                                                                                                            ( 92, 192, 292)         (99, 199, 299)
Benner, Chris - Ph.D. Associate Professor            ccbenner              754-8799           2333 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Brush, Stephen - Ph.D. Professor                            sbbrush               752-4368           1331 Hart                     IAD only                 IAD only

Campbell, David - Ph.D. Coop. Ext. Assoc. Spec  dave.c.campbell  752-3008          2311 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Galt, Ryan E. - Ph.D .Assistant Professor               regalt                   754-8776           2429 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Grieshop, Jim - Ph.D. UC Coop. Ext. Specialist       jigrieshop           752-3008           2311 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Guarnizo, Luis E. - Ph.D. Assistant Professor        leguarnizo           752-9805           2331 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Hirtz, Frank - Ph.D. Associate Professor                 fwhirtz                 752-8928           1333 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Kenney, Martin - Ph.D. Professor                            mfkenney            752-0328           2307 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Smith, Michael P. - Ph.D. Professor                         mpsmith               752-2243          1325 Hart                     F, W, S                     F, W, S

Wells, Miriam - Ph.D. Professor                               mjwells                 752-2692          2329 Hart                     _ ,W, S                     _ ,W, S
 

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Faculty sponsor internships and special study course work for students who have projects related to the faculty person's area of academic expertise, research interests, or those students the faculty person is currently advising. Please review the following list before selecting a faculty person as a potential sponsor.
 
 

Chris Benner , Ph.D. Associate Professor (CRD)

Interests: Social implications of information technology, urban labor markets and restructuring of work, regional development and social equity, social movements and innovative community/labor organizing.

Instruction: CRD 156

Internships: TBD

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (CRD 192, 292) TBD
 

Stephen Brush, Ph.D. Professor (IAD) , Anthropologist

Research: Cultural change and development, social anthropology, cultural ecology, environmental issues in agricultural development, Latin American studies, and peasant societies

Instruction: IAD 10, IAD 203N

Internships: Placements involving environmental management issues in agriculture development

Available to sponsor special study/research: F, W, S (IAD 199, 299)

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (IAD 192, 292)
 

David Campbell, Ph.D. UC Cooperative Extension Associate Specialist (CRD), Director CCP,

Research: Intersection between public policy and community development processes at the local level, focusing on governance, civic engagement, citizenship, and economic development.

Instruction: CRD 158

Internships: TBD

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (CRD 192) TBD
 

Ryan E. Galt, Ph.D. Assistant Professor (CRD)

Interests: People-environment geography, cultural and political ecology, agricultural and environmental governance, political economy of sustainable agriculture, cartographic design.

Instruction: CRD 142

Internships: TBD

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (CRD) TBD
 

Jim Grieshop, Ph.D. UC Cooperative Extension Specialist (CRD/IAD), Community Education Specialist

Research: Design of nonformal education programs and their impact on community change, innovations and leadership development

Instruction: HDE 141-03 UC Links

Internships: Placements related to nonformal community education programs and youth development

Languages: English and Spanish

Available to sponsor special study/research: F, W, S (CRD/IAD 199, 299)

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (CRD/IAD 192, 292)
 

Luis E. Guarnizo, Ph.D. Assistant Professor (CRD), Sociologist

Research: Transnational migration, immigrant entrepreneurs, comparative international development and citizenship

Instruction: CRD 2, CRD 176, CRD 246

Languages: Native Spanish speaker and English

Internships: Placements related to his research (see above)

Available to sponsor special study/research: (not available)

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (CRD 192, 292)
 

Frank Hirtz, Ph.D. Associate Professor (CRD/IAD), Sociologist

Research: Sociology of development, rural sociology, anthropology/sociology of law, social policy and welfare, land reform, food policy, social theory, public and constitutional law of developing nations, methods of social research, field research, ethics of research, development planning and project management, private voluntary organizations/non-governmental organizations, methods and concepts of evaluation research in California, Southern Africa, Southeast Asia, and Western Europe

Instruction: CRD 154, 164, 242

Internships: Placements related to private voluntary work, international aide work, education in social and international studies, public policy and welfare policy

Languages:

Available to sponsor special study/research: F, W, S (CRD/IAD 192, 292)

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (CRD/IAD 192, 292)
 

Martin Kenney, Ph.D. Professor (CRD/IAD), Sociologist

Research: High technology, industrial development, Japanese investment, biotechnology and agriculture

Instruction: CRD 118

Internships: Placements related to high technology and social change, industrial development, the political economy of Japan, biotechnology, agriculture, regional economic development, and international development

Languages:

Available to sponsor special study/research: F, W, S (CRD 199, 299)

Available to sponsor internships: F, W, S (CRD 192, 292)
 
 
 

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