Honors Thesis Seminar - Conquest by Law: The Use of Law to Subjugate and Marginalize in the U.S.

Program Overview

This Honors Thesis Seminar explores the historical and current use of law in the United States to subjugate and marginalize individuals and groups. Open to senior Commonwealth College students, the seminar is led by Professor Kathleen Brown-Perez and meets in-person during the spring semester from February to May. Students must apply for enrollment and have previously completed HONORS 499CQ in the fall semester.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Course Title: Honors Thesis Seminar - Conquest by Law: The Use of Law to Subjugate and Marginalize in the U.S.
• Course Number: HONORS 499DQ
• Credit Hours: 6
• Mode: In Person
• Component: Seminar
• Meeting Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
• Location: Elm Room 210
• Dates: February 1, 2024 - May 10, 2024
• Instructor: Kathleen Brown-Perez
• Description: This seminar focuses on the use of law to subjugate and marginalize individuals and groups in the United States.
• Eligibility: Open to Senior Commonwealth College students only.
Students must have been enrolled in HONORS 499CQ in the Fall semester and require instructor permission to enroll.

Other:

• Prerequisites: Students must have been enrolled in HONORS 499CQ in the Fall semester.