Instructor: Tiffany Page Semester: Spring 2016 - Spring 2017
In Dr. Tiffany Linton Page's Sociology 3AC ACES course, 'Principles of Sociology,' students explore different patterns of racial inequalities and their origins. By pairing classroom learning with fieldwork with community partner experts such as the East Oakland Boxing Association (EOBA) and Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth (RJOY), students recognize how institutions have continually created and...
Nutritional Sciences W104AC: "Food, Culture, and the Environment"
Instructor: Kristen Rasmussen ACES Fellow: Claire Larkins Semester: Summer 2024
Nutritional Sciences W104AC, "Food, Culture, and the Environment," broadly addressed the historical, ecological, socioeconomic, biological, political, and cultural environments impacting the human diet in addition to nutrition problems, programs, and consumer protection....
International & Area Studies 158AC: "Social Movements, Urban Histories, and the Politics of Memory"
Instructor: Sean Burns Semester: Spring 2015 - Fall 2016
Dr. Sean Burns, winner of the Chancellor's Public Service Public Service-Learning Leadership Award, developed the ACES course International & Area Studies 158AC, "Social Movements, Urban Histories, and the Politics of Memory." This course surveys the history of progressive social movements in the San Francisco Bay Area. In addition, by combining history, sociology, urban...
Global Poverty and Practice 150AC: "Reparation and Decolonization"
Semester: Fall 2015
Instructors: Cecilia Cissell Lucas, Mara Chavez-Diaz, Lisa Gray-Garcia
Global Poverty and Practice: Reparation and Decolonization (GPP 150AC) is an ACES course collaboratively taught by Cecilia Cissell Lucas, Mara Chavez-Diaz, and Lisa Gray-Garcia. The course covers processes and impacts of settler colonialism and racialization in the United States, the resulting resistance and liberation movements, and various discourses about academia, scholarship, and...
History 124B: "The United States from World War II to the Vietnam Era"
Semester: Spring 2016
Instructor: Gene Zubovich
In spring 2016, Professor Gene Zubovich taught the ACES course, History 124B, 'The United States from World War II to the Vietnam Era,' which explores the political, cultural, and societal shift that the United States experienced after World War II. Apart from the history covered within this specific timeline, students also analyzed the discourse of discrimination and prejudice...
