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An Internship is an academic course that provides students with hands-on learning in a workplace setting. Responsibilities and goals are mutually agreed upon by the...
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Disability Studies is offered as a minor within the Department of Applied Social Sciences.
Geography is offered as a minor within the Chemistry and Environmental Studies Department.
Criminal Justice is offered as a minor within the Department of Applied Social Sciences.
Social Justice is offered as a minor within the Department of Applied Social Sciences.
On Wednesday, January 27, Redeemer's own Jessica Joustra will host the 2020 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, contributing opinion writer to The New York Times and Wheaton College professor Rev. Dr. Esau McCaulley, in conversation with Dr. Vincent E. Bacote-Author/Speaker (Wheaton College).
Join Redeemer students, faculty and staff as we read Dr. McCaulley's book together and work to learn and apply his insights. Tune in here: bit.ly/2Nqwnuc
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