UNV 101: Section 19

Course Description:

This course introduces first year students to possibilities and perspectives of struggle as an entry point to practical organizing and activism. In it, we seek to understand “liberation,” in the classroom, theoretically, historically and internationally. We study a broad range of liberation struggles from the past and present so as to clarify and evaluate struggles here and now. Students engage with campus affinity centers and participate in organizing speakers on campus, as well as making decisions and taking responsibility for certain aspects of class structure and assignments.

Course by Major:

This course may be particularly interesting to you if you are interested in one of the following majors.

• Africana Studies
• Anthropology
• Arts and Humanities
• Asian-Pacific Studies
• Chicana/Chicano Studies
• Child Development
• Communications
• Digital Media Arts
• English
• Film, Television and Media
• Geography
• Humanities
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Journalism
• Labor Studies
• Liberal Studies
• Music
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Women's Studies

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