4-Unit Service Opportunity

Applied Intergroup Relations Class (PSYCH 432)
4 unit class meets Mondays from 2p – 5:50p; #14658

This seminar examines theories of intergroup relations and their application in field settings, as well as principles of intergroup conflict mediation and their use. The focus is on reducing prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination. Students apply the theories and principles in supervised service or research internships and complete an approved community-based project report. Service interns will lead discussions with adolescents or adults. Research interns will collect, code, enter, and analyze data. Co-authorships on convention presentations are available for motivated students.

This course serves an elective for Psychology majors or students in highly related majors (e.g., sociology, Pan-African Studies). With extra assignments, it may be taken for elective credit in the M.A. program in psychology or highly related field.

The Upper Division Writing requirement has been waived. If you log on and cannot register, contact the Psychology Department at (818) 677-2827 for a permission number.

For further information, email MWittig@csun.edu
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