10:30 AM to 01:10 PM F
Section Information for Fall 2014
This course is intended to introduce you to social movements, their history and contemporary forms as well as individual forms of community activism. People have always tried to make positive changes in their communities and societies, but they have only been organizing into recognizable social movements for about three-hundred years. During that time, there have been many innovations in tactics, as well as the development of a significant body of scholarly work about social movements and activism. This course earns 1 credit of experiential learning and students must successfully complete the experiential learning component to pass the course.
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Credits: 4
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