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UP260 : Social Inequality and Planning
Overview: |
Provides an introduction to the social,
political, economics and cultural forces shaping communities today.
Emphasis on the role of race, class and gender relations in urban
social issues and the processes through which successful community
intervention occurs at the local level: Community organizing, participatory
planning, advocacy planning, community development. Students explore
the dynamics of community building and social change by focusing
on the interplay between communities, leaders, institutions, and
change processes through team projects, individual assignments and
community service activities in the surrounding community. Prerequisite: |
Prerequisite: |
Sophomore standing; majors in Urban Planning must
have taken UP 101. |
Credit: |
3 hours. |
Instructor: |
Harwood,
Sweet
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Notes: |
This course satisfies the General Education Criteria
for a
UIUC Social Sciences course.
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