ISP 392
Interdisciplinary Internship · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prerequisite: ENG 201
About this course
In this internship course students learn how government, not for profits, and landlords/developers negotiate community based housing issues on a local level. Students work at local government agencies, not for profits dealing with tenant issues, agencies dealing with homelessness and housing development. Students examine the issues of community problem solving by considering how government, not for profits, and landlords negotiate community based housing issues on a local level. Students will analyze how groups in society work to make changes in communities and how they deal with conflicts that come with competing needs and interests. That includes notions of the public good and private rights.
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