Time Schedule:
Kathie Friedman
JSIS 498
Seattle Campus
Reading and discussion of selected works of major importance in interdisciplinary international studies. Restricted to majors in International Studies.
Class description
How do second-generation immigrant youth and young adults form national and transnational identities? What kinds of civic and political projects do they engage in? How do government policy, citizenship, neighborhood, school, ethnic community, family, race, class, and gender influence political participation, civic engagement, and social belonging? We explore these and related questions in a set of interdisciplinary readings.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Seminar
Recommended preparation
Class assignments and grading
Seminar grades are based on: regular participation, class presentation, response papers, and one short paper.
