Qualitative Methods, Ethnography, and Engagement. 3 credits. SP (Same as ANT/CRJ/SOC 316)

Catalog description

This course is an introduction to qualitative research methods within the social sciences. It emphasizes ethnography and community engagement as the primary tools of anthropological research. It promotes skill development in reflective practice, research design, partnership building, strategies for collecting ethnographic data and analysis, engaging in field work through participant-observation, and community problem-solving. The course develops compassion, confidence and competence as it contributes to social justice action in student's communities and their professions. Meets Doing Social Science, Designated Ethics, Designated Oral Communication, Designated Technology, and Designated Written Communication Magis Core requirements. P: Understanding Social Science course; Ethics course; Oral Communication course; Contemporary Composition course.