SOCL 4100 — Making Anthropology and Sociology Public

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath CENUpath EINUpath EX

Reflects on the social, economic, ecological, and cultural value of anthropology and sociology as a field, as well as an experiential learning space for transforming anthropological and sociological research into material understandable by the general public. Offers students an opportunity to learn methodologies across visual, collaborative, and engaged anthropologies and sociologies, as well as to study the ethical considerations and specific skills necessary to communicate effectively in a variety of modalities.

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