Enrollment for SO 219 Race and Power is by instructor permission only. In addition to traditional modes of teaching and learning, this course utilizes intergroup dialogue. Intergroup dialogue invites students to engage in personal self-reflection and related writing and honest, peer-to-peer dialogue among BIPOC students and white students to examine racial identity, systemic racism, and racial power. To request enrollment and help ensure a diverse class composition, please complete the form below. Note: the information you provide will be treated as confidential.

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* 1. FULL NAME (First and Last)

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* 2. EMAIL

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* 3. SKIDMORE CLASS YEAR

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* 4. ACADEMIC MAJOR(S)/MINOR(S)

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* 5. How do you self-identify in terms of RACE/ETHNICITY?

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* 6. How do you self-identify in terms of GENDER?

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* 7. (Optional) Are there other aspects of your SOCIAL IDENTITY (e.g., religion, nationality, class background, etc.) that you'd like to name? (Note: enrollment in this course is not contingent on naming further identities; this is strictly an opportunity to share information that feels important to you.)

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* 8. Have you taken IG 201 or a SOCIOLOGY GATEWAY COURSE (SO 101, 201, 202, 203, 204)? (check all that apply)

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* 9. (Only students who have *not* taken IG 201 or a sociology gateway course) Please indicate any prior or related experience with intergroup dialogue, sociology, and/or courses on race and racism.

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* 10. In addition to being a Bridge Experience course and a sociology elective, Race and Power is a required course for Intergroup Relations (IGR) minors. Do you plan to minor in IGR?

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* 11. (Optional) Is there anything else you'd like to share at this time?

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