SOC214B Illumination Project II
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Applies the sociological perspective to the study of social problems and possible solutions. Explores the central questions around institutional privilege, power and oppression, social identity, cultural assumptions and discrimination. Examines the many ways in which social contexts, institutional structures, and unequal relations of power shape society and how collective behavior can lead to social change. Includes writing, producing and performing in interactive theater presentations that explore the causes, consequences and solutions to societal inequities such as racism, sexism, classism, heterosexism and others. Focuses on the development of the skills needed to think critically about social inequity and social change. This is the second course of a three course sequence. Prerequisites: SOC 214A. Audit available. (See course content and outcomes [opens in new window].)
Credits: 4
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| CRN | Class type | Location | Days & time | Dates | Seats available | Faculty | More info |
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| 26733 | In-person | Sylvania PAC 101 | Monday and Wednesday from 11am to 12:50pm | From March 31 through June 11, 2025 | (loading…) | Jeannie E LaFrance | Books for CRN 26733 $0 Class details for CRN 26733 Notes: Rehearsals Fri 10-12:50.Contact jlafranc@pcc.edu [opens in new window] to register |
| and In-person | Sylvania PAC 101 | Friday from 10am to 12:50pm | From April 4 through June 13, 2025 |
Class schedule definitions
- Cost:
- cost is based on the number of credits – see tuition and fees
- Books:
- $0 or <$40 means low cost books (doesn't include other supplies like calculators)
- Register:
- use the CRN to register in MyPCC – see how to register
- Class types:
- see more about class types
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- In-person: classes take place at specific times and locations. Attendance in person is required.
- Online: classes do not have meeting times. Regular online interaction is required and there are weekly assignments.
- Remote: classes take place at specific times online. Students must be logged in during class meeting times.
- In-person and remote: classes meet both in-person and remotely. Attendance at both is required.
- In-person and online: classes meet in-person with additional online activities required.
- Remote and online: classes meet remotely with additional online activities required.