Diversity Topic: Women in the Workplace  First, you will talk about how the analysis of your topic (Women in the workplace) in diversity may have been different if you had used one of the other general education lenses

Diversity Topic: Women in the Workplace 

First, you will talk about how the analysis of your topic (Women in the workplace) in diversity may have been different if you had used one of the other general education lenses. Next, you will talk about how critically analyzing diversity positively affects your interactions with people. Finally, you will define how this course has impacted your understanding of the role of diversity in society.

Address the following: 

1. Explain at least one way in which your analysis might have been different if you had used one of the other general education lenses to analyze your topic.
2. Explain how critically analyzing diversity adds value to interactions with people in a variety of contexts.
3. This should be a brief reflection about how using the language and perspective from a different lens would shift your view of your topic.
4. Think about ways in which individual conversations are strengthened by a greater awareness of diversity. Consider including an example from your life.

3.Describe how this course has helped you understand the role of diversity in society. 

1. Consider how having a better understanding of concepts such as bias, intersectionality, culture, and identity contributes to your perceptions of diversity in society. Also, how might your critical analysis skills impact how you approach topics of diversity

The four general education interdisciplinary lenses are history, humanities, natural and applied sciences, and social science.

• History is the study of the past and its connection to the present. It encompasses content, memories, and events situated in time.
• Humanities is the study of cultures' creative expression and contemplates metaphor, experience, and meaning.
• Natural and applied sciences study the material world grounded in the scientific method.
• Social sciences study human relationships and social structures grounded in demographic and statistic measurements.