Also examines historic relations between the region and the United States. The meaning and consequences of health and illness for individuals as well as society, with attention to the organization of health care systems, the healing professions and the emergent conceptualization of health care as a right. See department chair. See department chair. Students may conduct a supervised internship or volunteer as a service learning project.
Credit hours depend on level of field supervision and hours worked per week.
Fall and Spring. Fall and Spring. In looking at comparative cases of working class organizations from the United States, Europe and Latin America, this course examines how these organizations have influenced the historic course of capitalism and democracy in these regions. See department chair. May be taken once or repeated with variable content for a total of six hours credit.