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310 Cross-Cultural Interaction II: Social Relations (3) This course will match international students with U.S. students to prepare them to interact more effectively in multilingual and/or intercultural settings. Students learn through readings on cultural theory and cultural relations, in-class small group activities, discussions and lectures, how issues of identity, such as age, sexual orientation, and ethnicity; impact cross-cultural interaction. Papers written for this course will help students integrate theory with previous experience, leading to an understanding of oppression in cross-cultural interaction. This course is a continuation of Arts and Sciences 210: Cross-Cultural Interaction: Experience and Understanding, which is a prerequisite. Prerequisite: A & S 210 Offered: Fall, Winter
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