Women of Color and Third World Women. Contradiction as a feminist construct for Women of Color and Third World Women will be evaluated by looking at examples from Africa, Asia, and the U.S. MW 3-430. For information, contact the Office of International Programs, G513 Michigan Union. The impact of human activity on the global environment is becoming one of the central focal points of debate in world politics. The instructor understands the importance of helping students explore environmental issues in a particular areas of the world and is willing to help students create an individual course of study within this topic that addresses not only their interests in a specific environmental issue, but addresses this issue in the regional context of their choosing.
Transportation is provided.
Students will be assigned to work with community-based organizations on projects to improve the well being of children and families. Projects involve such activities as tutoring, developing outreach activities, assisting in child care settings, and working in community education projects. Internships will be supervised by the instructor and program staff. Transportation will be provided. Students will also attend a seminar meeting once a week to integrate theory with practice.