SSCI 3300U – Community Connections

This course is intended primarily to expose students to community agents, agencies, and activists through a series of lectures or workshops delivered either directly to students or as participants in other university or community events. The series will be interdisciplinary in nature, including talks from practitioners and other parties (e.g. activists) involved in areas relevant to Faculty of Social Science and Humanities programs. The series will be specifically tailored to inform and engage students in social issues affecting our communities. Schedules of lecture/workshops will vary and will occur outside of the scheduled course time. Students should expect to be somewhat flexible in order to attend lecture/workshops.
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): Third-year standing in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities
Experiential learning: Yes