SOC 3365 - DISABILITY AND SOCIETY

This course examines the influence of societal structure in the socialization of persons with disabilities. It examines various perspectives to view disability. Students also learn the complexity and diversity of sociological issues surrounding disability, including those arising from the family, parenting, school, workplace and society, as well as social movements related to disability and other socialization issues.

Prerequisites & Notes:

Must have 30 earned credits.

Credits: 3 cr. General Education Requirement: Approaches to Knowledge – Social and Behavioral Sciences,
Social Sciences