SOCIAL JUSTICE COURSE OFFERINGS
FALL 2009
01:904:201, Index 32534 Introduction to Social Justice (3 credits)This section open to students in Social Justice Living Learning Community only!
Instructor: Ariella Rotramel
Friday 3,4 (12:00 - 3:00)
Tillett Hall 105, LIV
01:904:201:02, Index 34191 Introduction to Social Justice
Instructor:
TTH4 (1:15-3:35)
Hickman Hall-131 C/D
Description: This course will serve asn an introduction to the theory and practice of social justice. It is designed to challenge our understanding of "privilege" and "oppression" and provoke new ways of thinking about inequity and social change. Each course participant will develop a critical consciousness in regards to injustice and will begin to exercise their new learnings by becoming change agents on campus and within wider community.
01:904:202, Index 34468 Practicing Social Justice (3 credits) Instructor: Brooks, E./Bunch, C.
Tuesday, Friday 2 (10:20 – 11:40) Beck Hall 221 - LIV
Description: Introduces students to diverse practices of social justiceactivism including grassroots organizing, labor organizing, political organizing, and transnational organizing. Readings about social change efforts are combined with student participation in community mobilizations, labor organizing efforts, political campaigns, and transnational social movement and NGO activism.
01:904:391;01, Index 37072, Topics in Social Justice (1.5)Instructor: Kurtz, J.Monday 7, 7:15 - 8:35
01:904:399:01, Index 34469, Community Placement (3 credits)
Instructor: Hawkesworth, M.
Monday 4,5 (1:15-5:15)
Hickman Hall-119 C/D
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