The community development program is designed to prepare students for careers in community and human services as administrators, designers, planners, researchers and technicians. The core program emphasizes social analysis of communities, community design and planning, microeconomic planning, program development and nonprofit management, community action research and skills for community change. Specializations include rural communities and agricultural issues, community design and planning, housing, women's issues in the community, minority communities, community health and human services, and environmental issues.

This program is an interdisciplinary Graduate Group.

For more information, visit the Community Development Web site.

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