IDLS 1120 - SUYI Leadership Seminar I

2 credit hours
Formerly - LBST 1120/112

Students explore both the challenges and assets of our neighborhood while engaging in service and experiential learning activities such as immersions, cultural outings, and advocacy events. Students look at interconnected issues of identity, systems of oppression, and current social issues, and untangle those questions through learning skills of community organizing, critical thinking, and advocacy. To enroll, students must register via SUOnline for IDLS 1120 (winter quarter) and IDLS 1140 (spring quarter) to earn 2 credits each quarter, for a total of 4 credits. The course is run as a sequence, so registration for both quarters is mandatory. At the end of each quarter, students receive a letter grade based on the course criteria.

Terms Typically Offered: NONE. Course taken out of circulation for the time being