SOC 101 Global Inequalities - SB (3 credits)

Hours: 3 classroom + 0 lab/studio
Taught: Fall, spring, and summer
Global Inequality is the study of ways in which humans construct meanings as they relate to similarities and differences and organize social relationships and activities in ways that advantage some groups over others. Special emphasis is paid to inequalities across and within countries, effects of imperialism and colonialism on linguistic or cultural diversity; theories of cultural development, the interconnections between and differences among local, national, and global communities; and the influence of cultural and socioeconomic background in shaping attitudes and opinions (in themselves and others).
Repeatable: No
General Education Credit: Cultural Pluralism, Global Viewpoints

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SOC 101 Global Inequalities - SB (3 credits)