Subject |
Catalog Number |
Title |
Credits |
School Psychology |
651 |
Diversity, Social, and Cultural Issues in School Psychology |
3.00
|
Details: As future school psychologists, students are expected to engage in advocacy practices in their work that promote equity and social justice in education. This course serves as a foundation for students to increase their awareness of socio-cultural diversity characteristic of the United States; to augment their personal insight as multicultural beings and how who they are influences how they see others; to construct a knowledge base as it relates to supporting diversity in the schools; and to enhance their abilities to engage in culturally-competent service delivery. |
Section |
01 |
Class Number |
1964 |
Term |
Fall 2025-2026 |
Status |
Active |
Dates |
09/02/2025 - 12/12/2025
|
Topic |
None
|
Time |
04:30 PM - 07:15 PM Tu
|
Instructor |
Savage,Todd Andrew |
Enrolled |
8 of 15 |
Room |
Wyman Education Building 114 |
Notes |
This course will meet on campus during the scheduled class meetings |