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GEO 431 - Social and Cultural Geography

Department: Geography, Geology, and the Environment

Description: Using perspectives from social and cultural geography, students will examine how places are produced by hierarchical social systems (e.g., racism, patriarchy, heterosexism), with a focus on U.S. society. Students will also study how marginalized populations have been active producers of space, creating places that support their communities and challenge inequalities.

Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisites: Not for credit if earned credit in GEO 331

Graduate Level Course: This course is approved for graduate credit

This course has no upcoming offerings. Please contact the department if you have questions about when this will be offered.