SOC 311 - Sociology of Race and Ethnicity

This is an upper-level sociology course examining the institutional consequences of perceived differences of race and ethnicity. Students usually take this course to complete requirements for graduation in a social science or humanities discipline. Race and Ethnicity courses typically invite students to consider how individual prejudices and structural discrimination create a variety of dysfunctions for some groups while privileging others. When Offered: Odd Spring. Cross-listed CRJ 311

Hours: 3