(2)This course requires both classroom experience and a 30-hour community experience throughout the semester. It provides an opportunity for students to engage with cultures or sub-cultures that are outside their cultural milieu. Class meetings present information on the historic, cultural, economic, and political realities faced by those served by the agencies in which the students are assigned. Prior to the experience, each student is required to meet with the faculty member in charge of the course to ascertain best times and placements for the student.
Offered Fall 2021 and alternate Fall semesters. Fulfills the American Cultures and Institutions component of the General Education Program, but is not required within the major.
This course information is from the 2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog. View this catalog.