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Examines origins, historical development, and consequences of white racial identity, from the 17th century to the present, beginning with the emergence of white racial grammar among trafficked white servants and
Read MoreDemocracy: Crisis and Opportunity will involve students in the practice of revitalizing our democracy, on campus, in Durham, and in our nation. Lab-based model will allow students to experiment with
Read MoreExploration of the attributes of leadership, why some leaders fail and other succeed; identification of the core values each student possesses which will bring success to organizations throughout their lives.
Read MoreThe goal of this creative writing course is for aspiring playwrights to think deeply about what—exactly— they are trying to do, and avoid, in their writing. What causes a play to
Read MoreThe course considers the question, “How can we fix poverty?” It begins by exploring the nature of poverty through a variety of descriptive metaphors (for example, poverty as a “trap”
Read MoreAs the gateway course for Service Opportunities in Leadership (SOL), this class explores the theory and practice of ethical community engagement, as well as frameworks for leadership that enable social
Read MoreExplore the long history of women’s activism in the United States, and how that history has shaped current debates about women leaders. Explore the variety of ways that women exercise
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