FAMLYSTU 4325A
0.50 credit · Main
This course examines contemporary diversity as it impacts individuals and families. Its psychosocial intersectional approach enables students to think through their own perspectives on race, ethnicity, religion, ability, sexual and gender identity, and more in preparation for working with people from diverse backgrounds.
1.0 course in Family Studies and Human Development at the 3000-level or above; or permission of the School.
The former Family Studies and Human Development 3325A/B.
3 lecture/tutorial hours.
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