Graduate Certificates

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Diversity, Sociology department, Texas Woman's University, 18hrs        (In Progress)

Spring 2022

    SOCI 6663: Sociology of Disabilities, Texas Woman's University

    WS 5843: Feminist/Womanist Theories, Texas Woman's University

    SOC 573: Contemporary Sociological Theory, TAMUCommerce



Victim Studies, University of Massachusetts Lowell, 12hrs    (In Progress)

Summer 2022

    


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