SOCW 3304 Human Behavior Soc Environ II
This course will examine theories and perspectives on human behavior in organizations and communities, including political-economic motivations, expectations sets, and joining behaviors in the rural context. Competencies for dealing with power differentials, negotiation and coalition building are also addressed. Issues associated with race/ethnicity, minority status, disabilities, and economic status involving vulnerable populations or at -risk populations are emphasized. Students apply developmental knowledge and multidimensional perspective through self-reflection, observations, interview, and written analyses.