Fall 2026 classes

Fall 2026 classes An interdisciplinary lineup of classes on disability

These are the classes that will be offered in Fall 2026 for the Minor in Critical Disability Studies (flyer below). Contact Dr. Tania Lizarazo, lizarazo@umbc.edu if you have any questions.

AMST 211 - SOUND AND AMERICAN CULTURE. PROF. IRIS BLAKE
AGNG 200 - AGING PEOPLE, POLICY AND MANAGEMENT. MULTIPLE SECTIONS
AGNG 440 - DIVERSITY IN AGING SERVICES. TBA
CSST 210 - INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL SEXUALITY STUDIES. PROF. MARIANA MERIQUI RODRIGUES
CSST 345 - UNRULY BODIES. PROF. KATE DRABINSKI
FYS 106 - INTRODUCTION TO DISABILITY STUDIES. PROF. MICHAEL CANALE
HCC 741 - INTRODUCTION TO ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND ACCESSIBILITY RESEARCH. PROF. SIDAS SAULYNAS
IS 303 - FUNDAMENTALS OF HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION. PROF. SIDAS SAULYNAS
PHL 350 - PUBLIC HEALTH ETHICS. PROF. ANDREA KALFOGLOU
PHIL 394 - PHILOSOPHY OF BIOLOGY. PROF. JESSICA PFEIFER
PSYC 305 - CHILDREN WITH EXCEPTIONALITIES. PROF. LAURA ROSE
SOCY 351 - SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH, ILLNESS, AND MEDICINE. PROF. JOHN SCHUMACHER
SPAN 472/672 - THEORY IN THE FLESH (TAUGHT IN SPANISH). PROF. TANIA LIZARAZO

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These are the classes that will be offered in Fall 2026 for the Minor in Critical Disability Studies (flyer below). Contact Dr. Tania Lizarazo, lizarazo@umbc.edu if you have any questions....

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