ES-100 Quiz 8 (Cavin)

The course aims to challenge preconceived notions about race.

There are no discussions about socioeconomic factors in the course.

The course emphasizes the role of gender in ethnic studies.

Students are expected to critique media portrayals of ethnic groups.

Understanding the effects of colonialism on global societies is a focus.

Students can research independently on ethnic studies topics.

Students will be tested on their knowledge of ethnic studies movements.

The course includes field trips to cultural sites.

Students can earn points by attending diversity workshops on campus.

Weekly assignments must be handwritten.

The course includes peer evaluations as part of group work.

Quizzes will be held every day of the week.

The program aims to inspire analyzing culture among students.

The course encourages networking with community leaders.

The course does not cover any historical figures from ethnic movements.

Students are required to submit a final project at the end of the semester.

The professor is the only one who can award extra credit points.

There is a mid-term examination scheduled for week six.

Students can submit a research proposal for points.

The course curriculum is static and does not change annually.