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HCA 170 - Disability

Three Credits
Fall and Spring Semesters

This course explores varied types of disabilities and provides a historical overview of key disability policies in American history. Students will confront injustices affecting persons with disabilities, learn about the intersectionality of disability and race/ethnicity, gender, sexuality and other identities, and reflect upon their own perceptions of disability. This course provides students with a foundation in disability studies before entering their chosen professions, where they will interact with individuals with disabilities across many contexts.


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