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Interested in social justice? Critical pedagogy? Exploring identity? Dynamic discussions? Activism? Engaging Education? & getting 5 credits for it?!?

e² Class Mission

The e² class provides a space for students to theorize and engage in their education. Students will also come across activism in an academic environment. This seminar is student-run and student-focused, emphasizing progressive models of education and non-traditional classroom settings. The class will focus on the importance and need for student empowerment, student voice, and student movement. Students will be asked to engage in critical dialogue and thinking, collectively, deconstructing the current educational structures and systems, we are a part of. Students will also personalize class topics and discussions by reflecting on any social political and/or cultural identities they carry with them and exam their position within larger institutions. Students will explore non-traditional forms of expression, learning, and resistance such as art, dance, music, and theater. Students will critically analyze the limitations of coalition building and deconstruct our differences as potential links to each other. Students will also be gaining some knowledge about the history of activism on the UC Santa Cruz campus, emphasizing importance and value of students in the process for change.

 

Spring 2010 Schedule
e² Class
W 3:00-6:00pm @ the Redwood Lounge.
Section Times:
Th 2:30-3:40
Th 4:30-5:40
F 12:30-1:40
F 2:30-3:40

 

Applications are due Wednesday March 10th by 5:00pm. LATE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Please bring your application to the e² Center and leave them in the box on the corner of the 'Class Facilitator' desk or email them to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Please indicate on your application your top 2 choices for section time as well as your contact information. The syllabus provided was used for Winter Quarter and is subject to change but the topics will remain the same. If you have any questions or concerns email Sara again at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .  You will be notified by March 17th if you have been accepted into the class.

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  • Spring 2010 Class Syllabus
  • Class Application