Public Humanities Practicum

Catalog description

The Public Humanities Practicum includes internships and fellow-designed community projects. It enables Ph.D. students to apply their academic training in community settings and develop skills such as oral and written communication for broad audiences; project design, management, and assessment; and grant-writing and program development for non-profit organizations. Students will receive one to four units of academic credit per quarter, depending on the length of the internship or project. Oversight will be provided by a mentor at the host organization and a UCSB faculty member.