PS 482
Seminar Community Psych
Seminar to explore the application of psychological theories
and principles to contemporary social issues, such as the
impact of inequality on health and wellbeing, mental health,
climate change and environmental justice, intersectional
oppression, immigration, housing and homelessness, as well as
social interventions that psychologists can use to contribute to
transformative organizational and social change. Social issues
will be analyzed with an ecological lens ranging from the
individual level to larger societal structures such as political,
economic and cultural systems.
Prerequisites: PS282.
Seminar to explore the application of psychological theories
and principles to contemporary social issues, such as the
impact of inequality on health and wellbeing, mental health,
climate change and environmental justice, intersectional
oppression, immigration, housing and homelessness, as well as
social interventions that psychologists can use to contribute to
transformative organizational and social change. Social issues
will be analyzed with an ecological lens ranging from the
individual level to larger societal structures such as political,
economic and cultural systems.
Prerequisites: PS282.
Seminar to explore the application of psychological theories
and principles to contemporary social issues, such as the
impact of inequality on health and wellbeing, mental health,
climate change and environmental justice, intersectional
oppression, immigration, housing and homelessness, as well as
social interventions that psychologists can use to contribute to
transformative organizational and social change. Social issues
will be analyzed with an ecological lens ranging from the
individual level to larger societal structures such as political,
economic and cultural systems.
Prerequisites: PS282.
