Students will explore such topics as policies that regulate contemporary popular music, music as a means of resistance, and the cultural politics of music. Music and Political Participation Course requirements include several papers, individual and group work, and oral presentations. The course will be taught as a seminar with both students and the professor as active participants in the learning process. Because this course is part of the UWC's 20s-Series, it is both a political science course and a writing course. Required Readings are available at the Campus Book Store and on Reserve at Perkins Library .
Articles are available on electronic reserve .