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HRM 335 Understanding and Addressing Race in the Workplace

In this upper-division undergraduate course, students will be expected to understand, value and maximize human capital potential among stakeholders from a variety of cultures and races in order to be successful. Students will explore and reflect on their own beliefs and experiences while learning how to address individual-level and institutional racism in organizations. The ability to create and foster workplace environments that are inclusive, respectful and accepting of racial diversity is important for professional advancement and success in increasingly global environments.
4 Undergraduate credits

Effective January 10, 2016 to present

Meets graduation requirements for

Learning outcomes

General

  • Assess one's own beliefs about race and racism.
  • Increase understanding of culture, race, inclusiveness and diversity.
  • Understand various characteristics and types of racism in workplaces and apply informed interventions
  • Explain and analyze various collective and institutional responses and responsibilities to address racism in workplaces
  • Contribute positive personal-level accountability and responses when addressing racism in organizations
  • Explore and support cultural, social, economic and racially diverse viewpoints to achieve organizational and business success.

Spring 2025

Section Title Instructor books eservices
50 Understanding and Addressing Race in the Workplace Stello, Christina Books for HRM-335-50 Spring 2025 Course details for HRM-335-50 Spring 2025

Summer 2025

Section Title Instructor books eservices
50 Understanding and Addressing Race in the Workplace Stello, Christina Books for HRM-335-50 Summer 2025 Course details for HRM-335-50 Summer 2025

Fall 2025

Section Title Instructor books eservices
50 Understanding and Addressing Race in the Workplace Stello, Christina Books for HRM-335-50 Fall 2025 Course details for HRM-335-50 Fall 2025