Spring 2022 IDS Course Offerings
Undergraduate Course Offerings
DIS 300 Interaction of Human Diversity and Global Environments
Designed to introduce the student to disability as an element of human diversity that has a significant reciprocal relationship with the environment. (3 credits)
Class Number: 25495
Day/Time: Mondays, 4:00 – 6:50 p.m.
Instructor: Elizabeth DePoy, Ph.D.
Location: Corbett Hall 220 and Web/Online
Satisfies Cultural Diversity & International Perspective (and) Population and Environment General Education
Requirement.
DIS 450 Disability: Population–Environment Diversity
Examines contemporary disability theory and locates it within the larger discourse on diversity. (3 credits)
Class Number: 25348
Day/Time: Tuesdays , 4:00 – 6:50 PM
Instructor: Stephen Gilson, Ph.D.
Location: Corbett Hall 220 and Web/Online
Satisfies Ethics and Cultural Diversity & International Perspective General Education Requirement.
DIS 480 Independent Project in Disability Studies
Individual work on a topic or problem selected by the student. Primarily for students in the Interdisciplinary Concentration in Disability Studies. Credits: 1-6
Class Number: 24968
Day/Time: TBA
Instructor: Stephen Gilson, Ph.D.
Location: TBD
Prerequisite: DIS 400 or by permission of instructor.
Graduate Course Offering
DIS 520 Disability: Advanced Interaction of Human Diversity and Global Environments
Analyzes the historical context of current disability policy. (3 credits)
Class number: 29688
Instructor: Elizabeth DePoy, Ph.D.
Location: Web/Online Course
Prerequisite: DIS 400
DIS 680: Independent Study in Disability Studies
Class number: 24625
Date/Time: TBA
Instructor: Alan Cobo-Lewis Ph.D.
DIS 680: Independent Study in Disability Studies
Class number: 24626
Date/Time: TBA
Instructor: Elizabeth Depoy, Ph.D.