Working with LGBTQ+ Publics.

Catalog description

This elective provides students with an in-depth understanding and critical framework to conduct applied work with individuals who are LGBTQ+ and their kinship networks and communities. Various perspectives (e.g., person-in-environment, historical, political, psychological, critical theory, intersectional) are utilized to better understand contemporary issues, social and health inequities, and lived experiences of LGBTQ+ people. Assignments deepen self-awareness in service of professional development. This course is open to upper division undergraduates of all majors, and to all graduate students.