SOC 295-01 - Special Topic: Social Enterprise and Social Justice

4 credits (Fall)

Cross-listed as: AMS 295-01. This course will be a practical, hands-on exploration of how to effectively bring change in the world. Students with an interest in law, service, nonprofits, making a difference with their time/resources will study topics including the origins of social justice, effective altruism, an exploration of the nonprofit, alternatives to nonprofits as a means to social good, emerging approaches to social justice, and leadership coming from lived experience. This course is sponsored by the Wilson Center for Innovation and Leadership.

Prerequisite: SOC 111, AMS 130, POL 101, or PCS 101.
Instructor: McLean