University of Calgary
SOWK 304 - Diversity and Oppression Theme Course - Fall 2019
Examines diversity, colonization, oppression, and intergroup relations associated with the practice of social work in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities. Anti-oppressive frameworks will be introduced for understanding the processes associated with social justice.
This course may not be repeated for credit.This course will be offered next in Fall 2021.
This course may not be repeated for credit.
Hours
- F(6-0)
Sections
LEC 1 TBA TBA Gail Zuk Notes: Restricted to BSW Learning Circles students in Grande Prairie. This course will be delivered off-site in Grande Prairie.LEC 2 TBA TBA Gail Zuk Notes: Restricted to BSW Learning Circles students in Red Deer. This course will be delivered off-site in Red Deer.LEC 3 TBA TBA Gail Zuk Notes: Restricted to BSW Learning Circles students in West Yellowhead. This course will be delivered off-site in West Yellowhead.LEC 4 TBA TBA Vibha Kaushik Notes: Restricted to BSW VLC students only.LEC 5 TBA TBA Carly-Ann Haney Notes: Restricted to BSW VLC students only.LEC 6 TBA TBA Notes: Restricted to BSW VLC students only.LEC 7 TBA TBA Jessica Ayala, Iris Plain Eagle Notes: Restricted to BSW VLC students only.LEC 8 TBA TBA Notes: Restricted to BSW VLC students only.LEC 9 TBA TBA Heidi HeavyShield Notes: Restricted to BSW Learning Circles students in Medicine Hat. This course will be delivered off-site in Medicine Hat.
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