BI 344

+*DNA, IDENTITIES, AND SOCIETIES

Oregon State University-Cascades Campus · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Analyzes DNA's roles in shaping our senses of social identity and interconnectivity. Examines the role of genetics in the construction of race and gender concepts and associated oppression. Investigates historical and contemporary examples of eugenics, with focus on Oregon. Analyzes advances in genetic biotechnologies and their consequences. Explores and evaluates diverse approaches to overcoming race-based oppression.

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Class #oregon_cascades_campus-1125Fall 2026UGRD3 credits

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