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The Communi ty Leadersh ip DegreeThe Community Leadership degree program prepares students interested in making a positive impact on individuals and society through meaningful work and careers in fields such as community and economic development, community organizing, and policy advocacy.

Through this degree program, students learn the skills and develop their talents to become agents of positive, social change in various aspects of their careers and communities.

Why Earn Th is Degree?Businesses, community organizations and universities are in need of students who seek leadership opportunities in the workplace, community, and on the campus. This degree will help build your resume and college application, and develop a pipeline to jobs in any “social change” field.

Potent ia l Job and Career F ie lds• Community organizations.

• Social services.

• City and county government.

• Arts and cultural organizations.

• Elementary and secondary educational institutions.

• Urban/community development.

• Public health.

Get the tools you need to become a Community Leader and make a

better tomorrow!

5101 Evergreen Road Dearborn, MI 48128-1495 www.hfcc.edu

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Gett ing Star ted is EasyThe first two steps are critical to get you enrolled for fall courses.

Step 1: Apply for Admissions www.hfcc.edu/apply Apply for financial aid www.fafsa.ed.gov

Step 2: Request Admission Documents Have your high school or GED center send your official, final transcript to Henry Ford College after you have graduated.

There are three easy options to send documents.

• Fax: (313) 845-9891,

• Email: enroll@hfcc.edu, or

• Request electronically through www.parchment.com.

Step 3: Attend Orientation Schedule at www.hfcc.edu/orientation.

Step 4: Participate in Course Placement (discussed at Orientation) www.hfcc.edu/courseplacement

Step 5: Meet with an academic advisor www.hfcc.edu/advising The Advisor will help you choose the corect courses to start with.

Step 6: Register for classes wwww.hfcc.edu/webadvisor

You must register for the following course for fall 2014: • POLS/SOC 100 Introduction to Community Leadership, two credits and

• Other courses will be selected when you meet with an advisor.

See program guide for additional courses and degree requirements.

Step 7: Pay for classes www. hfcc.edu/tuition www.hfcc.edu/finaid www.hfcc.edu/scholarships

Visit www.hfcc.edu/steps for more information!

Unique Program ElementsThe Community Leadership Associate’s Degree is part of a unique partnership called the Community Learning Partnership. This is a partnership between Henry Ford College and community partners from the non-profit and public sectors in southeast Michigan dedicated to helping link your learning experiences to real-world opportunities for community change work. Students who pursue this degree receive mentoring and leadership opportunities with professionals in the community. Students will also gain practical, hands-on experience through internships and field experiences with local community organizations.

Program High l ights• Provides the education and tools needed to become an empowered leader in a democratic society.

• Students will be well positioned to positively impact their communities and promote their causes or programs through networking and coalition building with other stakeholders involved in community change.

• Students will learn the art of working toward creating measurable change in their areas of interest through sustained efforts.

• The CLP offers a direct pathway into the Community Change Studies minor at the University of Michigan - Dearborn.

• The Henry Ford course work could be a pathway to a Political Science Major, Sociology Minor, or a Social Science Major at Marygrove College.

For more information about the Community Leadership program, transfer opportunities and career opportunities, contact:

Dr. Brenda Hildreth, Coordinator of Student Outreach and Support Phone: (313) 845-9757 bjhildreth@hfcc.edu

Imad Nouri, Associate Dean of Academic Advising and Counseling Phone: (313) 845-9750 inour@hfcc.edu

Anthony D. Perry, Ph.D., Instructor of Political Science Phone: (313) 845-6383

For questions regarding applications ,or admissions steps, or financial aid contact:

Enrollment Services Phone: (313) 845-6397 enrollmentservices@hfcc.edu

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