Mohammad Rahman
Bowling Green State University
American Studies
This course is an introduction to the topic of cultural pluralism. You’ll be asked to think about a variety of contemporary and historical social issues and/or controversies dealing with race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and social inequality, and their causes and possible solutions. The course will proceed historically, but it will include literature, art, and media concerning the various cultures of the United States, as well as more sociological descriptions of conditions and experiences.
Fall 24
didn’t show up…moved him to future
I won't be able to attend the Institute - I just became the father of a baby boy. I will try to catch any Summer/Fall Institutes.
I am eager to participate in the Spring '24 Institute on Teaching Social Action, as it perfectly complements my experience as a teacher and environmental humanities scholar. Integrating experiential learning and social action campaigns aligns with my commitment to empowering students to enact positive change in their communities. With a focus on environmental issues, I'm keen to explore how students can develop and implement campaigns addressing pressing societal challenges like climate change. I am prepared to invest the necessary time and resources to support students in this transformative learning journey. Thank you for considering my application; I am excited about the potential impact this program could have on my teaching practice and students' civic engagement.
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Environmental, cultural (race and ethnicity)
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Ohio
Taught By:
Mohammad Rahman
Adjunct Faculty, American Studies
School of Cultural and Critical Studies
Bowling Green State University
Course Description:
This course is an introduction to the topic of cultural pluralism. You’ll be asked to think about a variety of contemporary and historical social issues and/or controversies dealing with race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and social inequality, and their causes and possible solutions. The course will proceed historically, but it will include literature, art, and media concerning the various cultures of the United States, as well as more sociological descriptions of conditions and experiences.
