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Description:
This course is designed to familiarize the students with the circumstances and particular needs of families in impoverished conditions. The cultural, economic and political structure of the impoverished society will be studied with the intention of understanding the dilemmas inherent in poverty and developing an attitude of sensitivity and connectedness with those in this plight. Students complete a field experience under the supervision of the faculty member. Contributed by Creighton University.
Sector:
HE Sector
Area of Service:
Poverty
Demographics & Settings:
Higher Education
Geographical Location:
NE
Subject / Discipline:
Sociology 
