Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program
Spring ’25 A.C. Course @ Cotton Correctional Facility
SOC 230: Men & Masculinities (***NO PREREQUISITE – OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS! APPLICATION REQUIRED.)
The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program creates a dynamic partnership between institutions of higher
learning and correctional systems in order to deepen the conversation about and transform our
approaches to understanding crime, justice, freedom, inequality, and other issues of social concern.
Inside-Out brings college students together with incarcerated people to study as peers. The Program is a semester-long academic course, meets
once a week, through which 15 “outside” (undergrad) students and the same number of “inside”
(incarcerated) students attend class together inside prison.
To learn more attend ONE of the informational meetings:
ROB 313 (in person) — Friday, October 18, 12-12:45p OR *Virtual*- Tuesday, October 22, 12-12:45p https://meet.google.com/dvn-semv-xsx
Posted on Friday, October 18, 2024 by Dr. Scott Melzer (smelzer@albion.edu)