This course will cover the psychological factors that contribute to racism, including cognitive, emotional, behavioral, social, and neurobiological processes. Factors that promote change and progress will also be examined. A wide array of subdisciplines of psychology will be covered to address topics such as stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination, identity, power and privilege, ethics, health, counseling, forensics, and education.
Recent sections
Fall 2026 · 4 sections
Section
Days & time
Location
Instructor
004Class #81499
Days & timeMo We · 3:35 – 5:25 PMOct 26 – Oct 28Oct 29 – Dec 13Dec 14 – Dec 19Sep 8 – Sep 27Sep 28 – Sep 30Oct 1 – Oct 25
LocationMain Campus B Wing 126ONLINE ONLINE
InstructorFerri, Christine
005
Class #81930
Days & timeMo We Fr · 11:20 AM – 12:35 PMSep 8 – Dec 19
LocationMain Campus B Wing 008
InstructorScott, Nordia
003Class #83066
Days & timeMo We Fr · 9:55 – 11:10 AMSep 8 – Dec 19
LocationMain Campus C Wing 102
InstructorWilliams, Keith
006Class #85037
Days & timeMo We Fr · 11:20 AM – 12:35 PMSep 8 – Dec 19