This course examines the topics contained in a traditional urban sociology course and applies them to the surrounding urban area of Washington, D.C. It...
"Charity, vertical, humiliates. Solidarity, horizontal, helps." - Eduardo Galeano Course Description Social and Economic Justice will review and study historical and contemporary issues in...
This multidisciplinary capstone course is designed to be a culminating experience for a liberal arts education. Students from a range of majors will work,...
COURSE DESCRIPTION The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to community organizing; specifically, the knowledge, skill and value base underpinning community...
Description This course has three goals: to improve your understanding of the nature and content of existing American public policies, to improve your ability...
Introduction This interdisciplinary course is designed to give Broadcast & Electronic Communication Arts, Design & Industry, Speech Communication and Marketing students an opportunity to...
The purpose of this course is to engage students in the various ideas, debates and strategies regarding the development of inner city communities. You...
Course Description Course content includes the study of: biological, psychological, and sociological aspects of communication in normal aging and in a variety of disorders...
Through service-learning, this seminar explores the experience of democratic citizenship in a multicultural society, focusing on the role of the activist in public service,...
This Lehigh Community Research and Policy Service course will. involve teams of students in community-oriented research projects. The twin purposes of the program are:...
This class will explore constructions of hunger and its appeasement in a variety of generic discourses (literary, historical, political, anthropological, autobiographical, cinematic, and commercial)....
1. Students in the class provide a needed service: The Millcreek Lions Club and the County of Salt Lake have approached me requesting that...
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