SSV211S — Social and Cultural Diversity
3.00 credit hours Explores theories and practice issues related to living and working in a culturally diverse society. Diversity is presented as a critical area of focus, necessary for effective needs assessment and intervention with clients in the social service setting. The relationships between diversity issues, oppression, and economic/social justice will be addressed. Issues related to race, gender, religion, physical ability, age, sexual orientation, class, appearance, ethnicity will be presented via readings, case studies, lecture, and discussion. Lab Fee: (Additional fees will apply for online, flex and webflex sections.) FALL | SPRING | ONLINE Check Course Availability
Prerequisites: PSY121S, SSV111S