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Citizen Scholar program

PHCC Citizen Scholar program The Citizen Scholar program at PHCC is designed to encourage students, faculty, and staff to engage in service learning and civic engagement opportunities. Students who complete the program will graduate with a “Citizen Scholar” designation on their PHCC transcript and will be awarded a “Citizen Scholar” medallion at the student awards ceremony.

To receive the Citizen Scholar designation, the student must complete the following course work with a grade of “C” or better:

POS2041 American Federal Government, (3 credits) and
POS2112 State and Local Government, (3 credits) or
INR2002 World Perspectives: An Introduction to International Relations, (3 credits) and
IDS2942 Service Learning Practicum (3 credits)

Students must complete a total of nine credits. As part of the Service Learning Practicum course, the student will be required to complete a reflective project, as follows:

Reflective project
The reflective project will be a visual display of the student’s service learning project. It should consist of photographs, reflective writings, and a short but thoughtful written summary describing the student’s intended future civic engagement in the community.

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