GPSY 636

Adv Community Interventions

University of Indianapolis · GRAD · Fall 2026

1 section1 open now
Add to a schedule

Catalog description

This course provides an advanced introduction to the practices and interventions used by community psychologists to facilitate social change. In this course on community psychology, students will learn to move beyond traditional expert-client and one-to-one roles and instead work as partners and collaborators within communities. The course emphasizes practical approaches to empower communities and foster social change. It also mphasizes using theories from community psychology to guide interventions at both individual and systemic levels. Students will look at how to influence public policy, build capacity, advocate for communities, and understand the dynamics of power in their work. The aim is to equip students with the skills to design culturally sensitive and ethically sound interventions.

Sections

Current meeting, instructor, credit, and enrollment details

Updated 4 hours ago

01

17 openSeats: 8/25 seats Last recorded: Aug 15, 2026, 3:33 PM
Class #19244Fall 2026GRAD3 credits
17 available8 enrolled25 capacity0/99 waitlist
Days & times
M 0900-1150
Meeting dates
Aug 31 – Dec 19
Location
Health Pavilion 407
Instructor
Stapleton, Matthew

Section notes

Instructional method: Traditional

Details checked 4 hours agoSeats checked 4 hours ago
Class numbers and section codes come from the registrar.
Spot missing or incorrect course data?