Topics in Experiential Travel Experience-Prep

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course will prepare students for travel to an Indigenous community outside Mi’kma’ki. Pre-travel coursework in Halifax will examine the history of the chosen destination. Content may examine the ongoing impact of colonialism, and the connection of that history and impact to colonialism in Canada. Issues of reconciliation will be discussed in light of this shared history. Students will develop critical thinking and consensus building skills. This course must be completed prior to participating in INDG 4201: Topics in Experiential Travel Experience-Travel. This is a general topics course and destinations will change from year to year. Contact the Department for more details. PREREQUISITES: INDG 2050/CANA 2050/HIST 2205.03 and SOSA/CANA/INDG 2052.03. Plus an additional 6 credit hours of INDG courses (12 cr hrs total) FORMATS: Seminar | Experiential Learning