Cuba: Social Justice and Sacrifice: Expressions of Resiliency in Cuba
Credits: 4(SWK 3779) Fall semester course with January travel in Cuba for two weeks
Instructors: Lucy Lawrence (professor of social work) & Melissa Davis (Warren Wilson College writer)
Travel Dates: January 2-16
Through the distinct and interconnected lenses of social justice and self-expression, students examine myriad and interdependent social, environmental, political, economic, and cultural issues in Cuba, from both historical and contemporary perspectives. They develop an intercultural understanding of resiliency and approaches to social justice, and they examine ways in which Cuba has developed policies, programs, and practices that create a safety net to address current societal issues.
Application Fee: $75.00
Course Fee: $2,300* + airfare (est. $900-$1,200)
*(Limited amounts of need-based financial aid available)
GPA Requirement: 2.5 minimum
Application Deadline: March 25, 2022