This seminar equips students with the skills to conduct, theorize, and question qualitative research. We first identify the connections between theory and methodology, as well as examine the strengths and weaknesses of various interactive methods (e.g., ethnography, interviewing). We will also discuss the ethical, political, and practical implications that arise when doing research. The course will be highly attuned to issues of power and the dynamics of race, class, and gender during the research process. The course is designed for students who are preparing a research proposal, conducting research, and/or analyzing data.
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