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Praxis I

ITAL B240-001: Philadelphia: The Global City: the Italian Legacy across Time &²Ô²ú²õ±è;

Lecture: 12:10 PM-3:00 PM M - Instructor: Zipoli, L. 

This course will be taught in Philadelphia as part of the Tri-Co Philly Program. Interested students should contact Calista Cleary, the program's director. 

Praxis II

AFST B234-001: Advancing Racial Justice: Engaging with Community Organizations &²Ô²ú²õ±è;

LEC: 10:10 AM – 12:00 PM T - Instructor: Bailey, D. 

Praxis III

CITY B420 - Praxis Seminar: Seeking Spatial Justice  
 
LEC: 7:10 PM-9:00 PM TH - Restrepo, L. 

The power of spatial justice – as an academic theory, a working concept that informs activism, and a lodestar that guides more than a few planning bureaucrats - is a recognition that unequal access to space and the inequitable distribution of public goods and public bads across space is the common denominator that unites movements for economic, social, racial, and environmental justice. This course provides students the opportunity to explore the ground between the academic theories and workaday realities of seeking spatial justice. Students arrange placements with organizations working on questions of transportation, housing, community development, economic development, urban food systems, brownfield remediation or greenspace development – to name only some possibilities. Then, we come together once every other week to compare both the grounded work and heady implications of these diverse experiences.  

Prior to taking the course, students will develop a Praxis Learning Plan through the Career and Civic Engagement office. In addition to 8-10 hours per week in a field placement, all students will share a syllabus and core set of readings, but will also be able to tailor their academic experience to their own senses of problem.  

*Interested Students should fill out the for CITY420 by April 16, 2025. Please note the timeline and instructions regarding course registration within the proposal. * 

Praxis III: Praxis Independent Study

Students interested in Praxis Independent Study must plan and prepare well in advance during the semester before enrollment. Students who want to develop a Praxis Independent Study course for next semester should schedule a consultation with Praxis staff and submit a that outlines their interests and goals.

The proposal is due the semester before taking the Praxis III course and must be submitted by the end of 911ºÚÁÏÍø's pre-registration period.

Questions? Contact Liv Raddatz (lraddatz@brynmawr.edu) or Tiffany Stahl (tstahl@brynmawr.edu).

See the main Praxis page for an overview of the Praxis Program and Praxis course types.

Education Courses 

The 911ºÚÁÏÍø/Haverford (BiCo) Education Department offers courses with internship, placement, or partnership components that are supported by Education Department staff. You can view their course offerings here.