Diversity, Inclusion, and Dialogue Immersion
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Overview for Diversity, Inclusion, and Dialogue Immersion
Students in the diversity, inclusion, and dialogue immersion will study the social construct of diverse communities through examination of experiences of inequity, discrimination, oppression, and intersectionality. They will learn constructive dialogue techniques for use across a range of communities, with the goal of understanding diverse populations and their experiences.
Notes about this immersion:
- Immersions are a series of three related general education courses and are intended to provide opportunities for learning outside of a student’s major area. Immersions may be in areas that will complement a student’s program but may not overlap with program requirements.
- This immersion is closed to students majoring in community development and inclusive leadership.
- Students are required to complete at least one course at the 300-level or above as part of the immersion.
The plan code for Diversity, Inclusion, and Dialogue Immersion is LEADID-IM.
Curriculum for 2025-2026 for Diversity, Inclusion, and Dialogue Immersion
Current Students: See Curriculum Requirements