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Academic Senate Meeting-Friday, March 7, 2014 AGENDA ITEM 4.5b Diversity & Common Ground Required Units: 6 | at least one course must be designated domestic Upon completing this requirement, students will be able to: explain how the diversity of cultures creates a diversity of knowledge, experiences, values, world views, traditions, and achievements explain how cultural differences and identities are produced and perpetuated through a variety of social, cultural, and disciplinary discourses (e.g. literature, popular culture, science, law, etc.) explain and critically analyze how differential privilege and power occurs and how it creates problems such as inequalities, prejudicial exclusion, injustices, etc. Undergraduates must complete at least two DCG courses; one of these courses must be designated domestic (focused within the boundaries of the United States) while the second course may either be domestic or international/transnational (non-domestic) in focus. Students may meet the DCG requirement with courses that simultaneously meet other degree requirements (general education, the major or minor, US Government, or the elective component). Approved DCG courses are subject to change. Courses used to count towards this requirement must be DCG approved at the time the course is taken. Students are advised to check the current online Registration Guide for the most current list of DCG-approved courses. Following is a list of courses currently approved to count towards satisfaction of the Diversity and Common Ground requirement. DIVERSITY & COMMON GROUND: Domestic (focused within the boundaries of the US) Undergraduates must complete at least two DCG courses; one of these courses must be designated domestic (focused within the boundaries of the United States) while the second course may either be domestic or in­ternational/transnational (non-domestic) in focus. DCG courses listed below that are also approved for GE have their GE areas designated in the GE Area column. LD = Lower Division GE; UD = Upper Division GE; ‡ = Course requires one or more prerequisites 70 COURSE ART 104J ES 106 WS 107 TITLE American Art Introduction to Black Studies Women, Culture, History GE AREA Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD CRGS 108 ES 105 NAS 104 NAS 105 SW 104 WS 106 Power & Privilege: Gender, Race, Sex, Class Introduction to US Ethnic Studies Introduction to Native American Studies Introduction to US Ethnic Studies Introduction to Social Work Introduction to Women’s Studies Area D-LD Area D-LD Area D-LD Area D-LD Area D-LD Area D-LD COMM 300 COMM 309B ENGL 308B PHIL 306 SPAN 308S TA 307 WS 308B WS 309B American Public Discourse Gender & Communication Women in Literature Race, Racism & Philosophy Introduction to Translation & Interpretation Theatre of the Oppressed Women in Literature Gender & Communication Area C-UD Area C-UD or D-UD (CWT) Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD or D-UD (CWT) COMM 309B ES 304 ES 308 GEOG 304 NAS 306 PSYC 300 PSYC 302 SOC 303 SOC 306 WS 300 WS 309B Gender & Communication Migrations & Mosaics Multicultural Perspectives in American Society Migrations & Mosaics Native Peoples of North America Psychology of Women Psychology of Prejudice Race and Inequality Changing Family Psychology of Women Gender & Communication Area D-UD or C-UD (CWT) Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD or C-UD (CWT) The Bachelor’s Degree 2013-2014 Humboldt State University Catalog Academic Senate Meeting-Friday, March 7, 2014 AGENDA ITEM 4.5b DIVERSITY & COMMON GROUND: Domestic (focused within the boundaries of the US) Undergraduates must complete at least two DCG courses; one of these courses must be designated domestic (focused within the boundaries of the United States) while the second course may either be domestic or in­ternational/transnational (non-domestic) in focus. DCG courses listed below that are also approved for GE have their GE areas designated in the GE Area column. LD = Lower Division GE; UD = Upper Division GE; ‡ = Course requires one or more prerequisites COURSE AIE 330 AIE 335 AIE 340 ‡ AIE 435 ‡ CD 310 CD 352 CD 467 CD 467S COMM 315 ‡ COMM 322 CRGS 313 CRGS 330 ‡ CRGS 360 EDUC 313 EDUC 318 ENGL 336 ENGL 465B ‡ ES 245 ‡ ES 314 ES 336 ES 465B ‡ HIST 372 NAS 200 NAS 327 NAS 332 PSCI 318 PSYC 437 SOC 316 WS 316 WS 318 WS 336 WS 350 WS 465B ‡ TITLE History of Indian Education Social & Cultural Considerations Educational Experiences AIE Counseling Issues Perspectives: History & Theory Parent-Child Relationships Working with Culturally Diverse Families Working with Culturally Diverse Families Communication & Social Advocacy Intercultural Communication Community Activism Women of Color Feminisms Race, Gender & US Law Community Activism Gay & Lesbian Issues in Schools American Ethnic Literature Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages Hip Hop & the Black Experience Chicano Culture & Society in America American Ethnic Literature Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages Rise of Modern America (1877-1929) Indigenous Peoples in US History Native Tribes of North American Regions Environmental Justice Race, Gender & US Law Sexual Diversity Gender & Society Gender & Society Gay & Lesbian Issues in Schools American Ethnic Literature Women’s Health and Body Politics Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages DIVERSITY & COMMON GROUND: Non-Domestic Undergraduates must complete at least two DCG courses; one of these courses must be designated domestic (focused within the boundaries of the United States) while the second course may either be domestic or in­ternational/transnational (non-domestic) in focus. DCG courses listed below that are also approved for GE have their GE areas designated in the GE Area column. LD = Lower Division GE; UD = Upper Division GE; ‡ = Course requires one or more prerequisites COURSE ART 100 ART 104K ART 104M ART 104N FILM 109 FREN 107 PHIL 104 RS 105 SPAN 107 SPAN 108S TITLE Global Perspectives in Art Africa, Oceania, the Americas Latin American Art Asian Art & Culture Film Comedy Around the World French Level III Asian Philosophy World Religions Spanish Language & Culture III Level III Heritage Speakers 2013-2014 Humboldt State University Catalog GE AREA Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD Area C-LD The Bachelor’s Degree 71 Academic Senate Meeting-Friday, March 7, 2014 AGENDA ITEM 4.5b DIVERSITY & COMMON GROUND: Non-Domestic Undergraduates must complete at least two DCG courses; one of these courses must be designated domestic (focused within the boundaries of the United States) while the second course may either be domestic or in­ternational/transnational (non-domestic) in focus. DCG courses listed below that are also approved for GE have their GE areas designated in the GE Area column. LD = Lower Division GE; UD = Upper Division GE; ‡ = Course requires one or more prerequisites 72 COURSE CHIN 109 ES 109 GEOG 105 TITLE Introduction to Chinese Studies Introduction to Chinese Studies Cultural Geography GE AREA Area D-LD Area D-LD Area D-LD BIOL 304 MATH 301 ‡ Human Genetics Math & Culture: Historical Perspective Area B-UD Area B-UD ART 302 ART 303 ART 304 DANC 303 ENGL 305 ENGL 308C FREN 300 FREN 306 GERM 306 MUS 302 RS 304 SPAN 306 WS 306 WS 308C Topics in Global Art History Global Contemporary Art Topics in American Art Dance in World Cultures Post Colonial Literature Women in Literature African Storytelling Sex, Class & Culture: Gender & Ethnic Issues in Int’l Short Stories Sex, Class & Culture: Gender & Ethnic Issues in Int’l Short Stories Music in World Culture Cultural & Religious Heritage of Africa Sex, Class & Culture: Gender & Ethnic Issues in Int’l Short Stories Sex, Class & Culture: Gender & Ethnic Issues in Int’l Short Stories Women in Literature Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD Area C-UD ANTH 302 ANTH 306 ECON 306 ES 306 GEOG 300 PSCI 303 WS 303 Anthropology of Religion World Regions Cultural Studies Economics of the Developing World World Regions Cultural Studies Global Awareness Third World Politics Third World Women’s Movements Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD Area D-UD ANTH 315 BA 410 ‡ CRGS 390 ‡ ENGL 465C ‡ ES 310 ES 465C ‡ FREN 207 FREN 311 GEOG 344 HIST 327 ‡ HIST 345 HIST 377 RS 340 SPAN 207 SPAN 208S TA 241 WS 315 WS 340 WS 465C ‡ Sex, Gender & Globalization International Business Theory & Methods Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages US and Mexico Border Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages French IV& Introduction to Francophone Studies French V & Stories from the Francophone World South America History of Brazil Imperialism Vietnam War Zen, Dharma & Tao Spanish Language & Culture IV Level IV Heritage Speakers Theatre History II Sex, Gender & Globalization Ecofeminism: Global Women & Environment Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages The Bachelor’s Degree 2013-2014 Humboldt State University Catalog
