CSC 33312 for undergraduates
CSC 63312 for graduate students

This research lab will employ an interdisciplinary approach to research on a range of issues related to mass incarceration. Collaborating with faculty, scholars, activists, practitioners, those impacted by systems of incarceration, and other classmates, students will develop, refine, and implement a research project which contributes to the overall body of scholarship on incarceration. Students will be able to design projects (exploring moral, normative, and/or empirical, etc., dimensions of incarceration) which connect their own academic and intellectual interests to emerging research questions at the Center for Social Concerns. This research lab is open to students in all disciplines.

Class Dates: Wednesdays, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Instructor: Samuel Sokolsky-Tifft
Credits: Students may choose to take the course for 1 credit or 3 credits.
Associated Term: Fall 2024

Crosslisted with: Undergraduate courses CST 33312, PS 33312