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ANTH 3710 01 24SQ Visual Anthropology
What goes on when we look around at the world? Does that change when we look at pictures? Does it change for different people in different times, and how? Visual Anthropology can help sort out these questions, and help us think more critically about representations and the world. We look at documentary photos and films, and we practice making some images ourselves. Join us!
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SPSY 5400 01 24RQ41 Intro to Disability Lang/litc
This course is an introduction to special education including an overview of historical/legal foundations, special education law procedures, individualized education programs (IEPs), and exceptionalities in childhood. An emphasis will be placed on understanding the nature of learning disorders (learning disabilities, emotional and behavioral disorders, speech/language disorders, and developmental disabilities). This course is for graduate students in special education, school psychology, school counseling, and related disciplines.