| Location |
| 1303 Hart Hall |
| Hours |
| (Please fill in hours) |
| Phone |
| (530)752-5890 |
| Website |
![[WWW]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small} http://hcd.ucdavis.edu/undergrad/majors/CRD/ |
| Staff/Student Advisor |
| Lori Fuller (undergrad advisor) |
| Office |
| (office #?)Hart Hall |
| Phone |
| (530)752-2244 |
| <ljfuller AT ucdavis DOT edu> |
| Office Hours |
| fill in office hours |
Majoring in Community and Regional Development (abbrv. CRD) will earn you a BS degree. Students can emphasize their studies in one of five areas of concentration: community groups, policy and planning, social services, organization & management, and economic development (new). UC Davis also has a CRD graduate program that is a two-year multi-disciplinary applied social science program that leads to a Master of Science degree.
Popular courses:
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CRD 001: The Community - This course is quite popular because it is a "triple-dipper" lower-division GE class meaning it satisfies three general education requirements: Social Science, Diversity, and Writing. Is is a very straight-foward class, although half the quarter is spent solely on defining "community."
- This course also has an insane ammount of reading in it, but the Professor is a very nice woman who is very friendly. The class is favorable to giving answers and opinions in class. You will have to write a 5 page essay on a community (usually that you are a part of or are familair with).
CRD 002 is a less popular class, but those who take it usually give good reviews. It is unfortunatly only offered in Fall Qaurter. The main paper is to write a long essay on a community in which you are not a memeber of. This class builds on CRD 1, but a much greater focus is given to diversity, ethnicity and gender than then previous class.
