DST 501
Rethinking Disability
This foundation course introduces the core ideas students will explore throughout their studies. It immerses students in a highly participatory and provocative encounter with history, social theory, politics, policy, art and culture seen through a disability lens. Course content is designed to reflect the experience of people with disabilities, highlighting the social roots and impact of discrimination, exclusion and marginalization as well as responses of resistance.
DST 501 Requisite Information:
DST 501 Let's You Take:
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- DST 502 - Disability and the State
- DST 507 - Disability, Justice and Good Human Life
- DST 525 - Disability and Representation
- DST 603 - Law and Disability
- DST 613 - Strategies for Community Building
- DST 725 - The Politics and Practice of Interventions
- DST 727 - Leadership Practices for Changing Times
- DST 80A/B - Practicum in Disability Studies
- DST 88A/B - Research Methods
- DST 99A/B - Applied Community Project/Thesis
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