SOC 1220 — Engaging Difference and Diversity

3 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath DDNUpath ICusually offered: springOnlineOnline

Introduces the issue of diversity in the United States and across the globe. All humans share the same basic capacity for thinking, feeling, and social and moral reasoning. This general capacity takes specific cultural shape as each group adapts to different environments and historical situations and over time constructs a cultural tradition. Offers students an opportunity to articulate this knowledge intellectually and to apply it to everyday living and practices.

Offering history

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Spring 20261203067%10.0

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