CGF 194a Being the Change

CGF 194a Being the Change

CGF 194a Being the Change

$299.00 USD $425.00 USD

3 college credits

College of Global Futures presents: Being the Change. What does it mean to be the change - not just to react to the world, but to actively create purpose in your life? In a time of rapid change - climate crisis, inequality, polarization, and technological disruption - learning to be the change is more important than ever. But change doesn’t just happen to us - it begins with us. This course is designed to help you do just that. Together with a community of fellow changemakers, you’ll reflect on who you are, face the challenges of today’s world, and explore how to live with clarity and intention.

You won’t just learn alone - you’ll learn with and from each other. Through interactive media and tools, powerful stories, AI, and hands-on practice, you’ll explore five timeless patterns of changemaking: Identity, Ignorance, Responsibility, Presence, and Service.

You’ll finish by articulating a Future Vision that makes your purpose concrete and actionable. Along the way, you’ll discover that creating purpose together is one of the best ways to future-proof your career. Employers today are looking for changemakers: people who can adapt, lead, and collaborate across differences. This course equips you to thrive - not just professionally, but personally and collectively.

This course is offered by Arizona State University. The ASU Syllabus Library may offer examples of past and present syllabi for this course.

ASU Gold designation: N/A

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