Any of these courses will meet the midlevel H&SS (LAIS elective I and/or II)
graduation requirements.
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Students will enroll and pay tuition at Red Rocks, and will need to identify which
of these courses are taught at any given time (this can be done via the RRCC
website).
Once a course is identified, a Prior Approval Form must be completed, and that
form is available from the registrar’s office. That form requires the undergraduate
adviser’s signature (me), and then the department head signs.
Once the form is complete, it is submitted to the registrar’s office. Once the class
is completed, the transcript from RRCC is sent to the Mines registrar, who will
then match it to the Prior Approval Form and award credit.
Anthropology
ANT 215 Indians of North America
ANT 221 Exploring other Cultures I
ANT 225 Anthropology of Religion
ANT 250 Medical Anthropology
ANT 255 Anthropology of Energy
Art
ART 201 Art History 1900 – present
Criminal Justice
CRJ 210 Constitutional Law
CRJ 220 Human Relations & Social
Conflict
English
ENG 221 Creative Writing I
ENG 226 Fiction Writing
ENG 227 Poetry Writing
ENG 230 Creative Nonfiction
History
HIS 205 Women in World History
HIS 207 American Environmental
History
HIS 208 American Indian History
HIS 215 Women in US History
HIS 216 History & Hollywood
HIS 225 Colorado History
HIS 235 History of American West
HIS 236 US History Since 1945
HIS 243 History of Modern China
HIS 244 History of Latin America
HIS 248 History of Modern Russia
HIS 249 History of Islamic Civilization
HIS 260 US Foreign Relations History
Literature
LIT 201 World Literature to 1600
LIT 202 World History Since 1600
LIT 205 Ethnic Literature
LIT 211 American Literature to Civil
War
LIT 212 American Literature Since Civil
War
LIT 221 British Literature to 1770
LIT 222 British Literature since 1770
LIT 225 Introduction to Shakespeare
LIT 232 Gothic Literature
LIT 235 Science Fiction
LIT 246 Literature of Women
LIT 257 Literature and Film
Philosophy
PHI 201 Social and Political Philosophy
PHI 202 Religion and Film
PHI 203 Introduction to Buddhism
PHI 204 Introduction to Hinduism
PHI 214 Philosophy of Religion
PHI 220 Death & Dying
PHI 221 Ancient Philosophy
PHI 222 Modern Philosophy
Political Science
POS 205 International Relations
POS 215 Current Political Issues
POS 225 Comparative Government
POS 260 Energy Security Policy
Psychology
PSY 205 Psychology of Gender
PSY 217 Human Sexuality
PSY 226 Social Psychology
PSY 227 Psychology of Death and
Dying
PSY 235 Human Growth and
Development
PSY 249 Abnormal Psychology
PSY 265 Psychology of Personality
Sociology
SOC 203 Urban-Socio Anthropology
SOC 205 Sociology of Family Dynamics
SOC 207 Environmental Sociology
SOC 215 Contemporary Social Problems
SOC 216 Sociology of Gender
SOC 218 Sociology of Diversity
SOC 220 Sociology of Religion
SOC 222 Ageing in a Diverse Society
SOC 223 Chicanos in a Changing
Society
SOC 231 Sociology of Deviant Behavior
SOC 237 Death & Dying
SOC 240 US Cults, Extremists…
SOC 265 Violence and Culture
Foreign Languages*
Arabic
French
German
Italian
Japanese
Russian
Spanish
* Students may not take a foreign
language course in their first or second
language. Red Rocks offers placement
tests if you are unsure which course you
should take.