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PPOL 554 – Public Policy Through the Lens of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (1)

Examines complex identities and social groups and highlights how they face unique challenges due to the systems of power at work, both in current and past political, economic, and social frameworks. Encourages students to bring their own perspectives and lived experiences to the course and leaves them with a broader understanding of how the public service sector interacts with these identities. This course may be subject to Enforced Prerequisites that restrict registration into the course. Check the offerings below for more information.

For more information, contact OSU Ecampus at 800-667-1465 (option 1) or ecampus.ess@oregonstate.edu.

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TermCRNSecCrP/NInstructorTypeStatusCapAvailWL CapWL Avail
W27352654001Bolzendahl, C.Online Open25252525
Registration Restrictions
Major Restrictions: +9570 (Public Policy)
Campus Restrictions: +DSC (Dist. Degree Corvallis Student)
Level Limitations: +02, +05 (Graduate, Professional)
Class Notes: Online proctored exams are required. This may include ascan of your testing environment, the installation of adesktop application, and/or a compatible mobile device as asecond camera. Alternative proctoring arrangements may beavailable but could involve testing fees. Please carefullyreview additional information at: https://ecampus.oregonstate.edu/services/proctoring If outside major, contact department for approval  [ Textbooks]
Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course.
Find textbooks for PPOL 554 at the OSU Beaver Store (current term only). For questions related to course materials, contact the OSU Beaver Store.

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+ = Include restriction.
- = Exclude restriction.
* = Prereq may be taken prior to or simultaneously with this course.

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