HUMANITIES – FINE ARTS – HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE – SOCIAL SCIENCES
ELECTIVES Fall 2016 Semester (term 1010)
Courses that “double count” are designated as follows: International Education (IE), Ethnic
Studies (E), Gender Studies (G), and both Ethnic & Gender Studies (EGS).
1. HUMANITIES, FINE ARTS, HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE (at least 4 courses required), 12 credits from the 3 areas. Six of the twelve
credits must be from the same discipline forming an in-depth sequence (i.e. ART 1230 & ART 2210).
HUMANITIES (at least one course required)
ENGLISH
1330
ENGLISH
2100
ENGLISH
2130
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR
ENGLISH
2210
ENGLISH
2250
ENGLISH
2430
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY
ENGLISH
2640
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY
ENGLISH
3230
ENGLISH
3260
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY
ETHNSTDY
2130
FRENCH
2040
GERMAN
2240
GERMAN
3330
PHLSPHY
1130
PHLSPHY
2330
PHLSPHY
2530
PHLSPHY
2540
PHLSPHY
2730
PHLSPHY
2930
PHLSPHY
3630
SPANISH
2840
SPANISH
2940
SPANISH
3830
SPANISH
3850
WOMGENDR
1130
Introduction to Literature [Pre: ENGLISH 1130]
Thematic Studies in Literature: Graphic Novels and Comics [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
British Literature I: Beginnings through the Age of Swift [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
2150 Introduction to Gay Studies (G) [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
Introduction to Linguistics [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
Introduction to Film [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
American Literature Through the Civil War [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
2480 Race and Ethnicity in Film (E) [Pre: ENGLISH 1230 or consent of instructor]
World Literature I (IE) [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
2830 Survey of Women Writers (G) [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
2950 Intro to Multi-Ethnic American Literature (E) [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
The English Novel and Short Story [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
Language and Culture (IE) [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
3280 Gay and Lesbian Literature (G) [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
3730 African-American Literature (E) [Pre: ENGLISH 1130 and ENGLISH 1230]
The Native American Experience (E)
Intermediate French [Pre: French 1140 or equivalent]
Intermediate German [Pre: GERMAN 1340 or equivalent]
German Literature of the 20th Century (IE) [Pre: GERMAN 2340 or equivalent]
Introduction to Philosophy
Origins of Western Philosophy
Ethics
Science, Technology & Ethics [Pre: sophomore standing]
Introduction to the Hebrew Scriptures
Major Traditions in Eastern Religions (IE)
Philosophy of Law [Pre: three credits in Philosophy, Criminal Justice 1130 or consent of instructor]
Intermediate Spanish (IE) [ Pre: SPANISH 1940 or equivalent]
Intermediate Spanish (IE) [Pre: SPANISH 2840 or equivalent]
Spanish Civilization (IE) [Pre: SPANISH 2940 or equivalent]
Spanish American Literature and Culture I (IE) [Pre: SPANISH 2940 or equivalent]
Introduction to Women and Gender Studies (G)
FINE ARTS (at least one course required)
ART
1230
Art & Children’s Literature for Teachers
ART
1240
Art & Social Studies for Teachers
ART
2140
Art History I: Ancient and Medieval
ART
2430
Art Survey
ART/ETHNSTDY 2750
Native American Art
ART
3530
Art History V: Far Eastern Art (IE)
ENGLISH
2120
Introduction to Creative Writing [Pre: ENGLISH 1130]
MUSIC
1590
Music Appreciation
MUSIC
2350
History and Literature of Western Music II [Pre: MUSIC 2250]
MUSIC
2450
World Music Survey [Pre: MUSIC 1590]
MUSIC
2850
History of Rock and Roll [Pre: MUSIC 1590]
MUSIC
3350
History and Literature of Western Music IV [Pre: MUSIC 3250]
THEATRE
1130
Introduction to the Theater
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE (at least one course required)
HISTORY
1010
World Civilization I
HISTORY
1020
World Civilization II (IE)
HISTORY
1330
History of the United States to 1877
HISTORY
1430
History of the United States Since 1877
HISTORY
3120
American Colonial History [Pre: HISTORY 1330 or consent of instructor]
HISTORY/ETHNSTDY
3240 African-American History 1619 to Present (E) [Pre: HISTORY 1330 or HISTORY 1430 or consent of instructor
or department chair]
HISTORY/POLIC SCI
3460 Modern Africa (IE) [Pre: HISTORY 1430 or HISTORY 1020 or POLISCI 1130 or consent of instructor]
HISTORY
3740
The Renaissance and Reformation [Pre: HISTORY 1010 or consent of instructor]
HISTORY
3830
French Revolution and Napoleon 1789-1815 [Pre: HISTORY 1020 or consent of instructor]
HISTORY3970/POLISCI 3350 Modern China (IE) [Pre: HISTORY 1020 or consent of instructor]
2.) SOCIAL SCIENCES (at least three courses required – 9 credits from two disciplines. Six of these nine credits must be from
the same discipline forming an in-depth sequence, (i.e. Geography 1230 and Geography 3330)
AGBUS
2230
World Population, Food and Resources (IE)
CRIMLJUS
1130
Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRIMLJUS /WOMGENDR 3730 Women and the Law (G) [Pre: CRIMLJUS 1130 or one course in women studies and junior standing]
ECONOMIC
2130
Principles of Macroeconomics
ECONOMIC
2230
Principles of Microeconomics
ENERGY
2130
Energy, Environment and Society [Pre: ENGLISH 1230]
ENTRP
2010
Social Context of Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship [Pre: 15 completed credits]
GEOGRPHY
1050
Introduction to Human Geography (IE)
GEOGRPHY
1230
Survey of Cultural Geography (IE)
GEOGRPHY
1330
World Regional Geography (IE)
GEOGRPHY
3330
Environmental Conservation [Pre: Junior standing or consent of instructor]
MEDIA
1630
Introduction to Mass Media
MEDIA
3770
Theories of Media and Culture [Pre: ENGLISH 1230 and MEDIA 1630]
POLISCI
1130
Introduction to Politics
POLISCI
1230
Introduction to American Government
POLISCI
1430
Current Issues in Democracy
POLISCI
2360
International Relations (IE)
POLISCI
3750
International Human Rights (IE) [Pre: POLISCI 2360]
POLISCI
2540
Introduction to Public Policy
POLISCI
3650
Political Theory [Pre: POLISCI 1130]
POLISCI
3720
Politics of the Global Economy (IE) [Pre: POLISCI 2360]
POLISCI
4420
Constitutional Law [Pre: POLISCI 1130 or POLISCI 1230]
PSYCHLGY
1130
General Psychology
PSYCHLGY /WOMGENDR 2530 Psychology of Women (G) [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130 or one course in women studies]
PSYCHLGY
2930
Human Behavior in the Social Environment [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130]
PSYCHLGY
3000
Cognitive Psychology [Pre: PSYCHLGY 2230]
PSYCHLGY
3030
Learning and Behavior [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130 and sophomore standing]
PSYCHLGY
3130
Child Psychology [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130 and sophomore standing]
PSYCHLGY
3230
Adolescent Psychology [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130 and sophomore standing]
PSYCHLGY
3530
Social Psychology [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130 and sophomore standing]
PSYCHLGY
3630
The Psychology of Human Sexuality [Pre: sophomore standing]
PSYCHLGY
3990
Psychology of Adulthood and Aging [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130 and sophomore standing]
PSYCHLGY
4430
Abnormal Psychology [Pre: PSYCHLGY 1130 and junior standing]
SOCIOLGY
1030
Principles of Sociology
SOCIOLOGY
1130
Introduction to Anthropology (IE)
SOCIOLOGY
2330
Contemporary Social Problems
SOCIOLGY /ETHNSTDY 3230 Human Relations (E) [Pre: SOCIOLGY 1030]
SOCIOLGY
3530
Rural Sociology
ETHNIC , GENDER, ETHNIC & GENDER STUDIES, AND INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
In addition to all courses previously noted as "(EGS), (E), (G), and (IE)", several additional courses may be taken to satisfy the Ethnic, Gender,
Ethnic & Gender Studies or International Education 3 credit requirement, but they will not count for Humanities, Fine Arts, Historical Perspective or
Social Sciences electives: NOTE: Study Abroad or International Education experience will fulfill International Education requirement (IE)
.
BUSADMIN
1300
Global Business (IE)
BUSADMIN /ETHNSTDY/WOMGENDR 3340 Management, Gender & Race (EGS) [Pre: BUSAD 2330 or AGINDUS 1500 or junior standing]
CRIMLJUS /ETHNSTDY 2830 Ethnicity, Race, and Crime (E) [Pre: sophomore standing]
ECONOMIC/POLISCI/ETHNSTDY 2940, The Political Economoy of Race, Gender and Ethnicity, (EGS)
ETHNSTDY
1030
Race, Gender, and Class (EGS)
ETHNSTDY
2200
Introduction to Ethnic Studies (E)
TEACHING/ETHNSTDY/WOMGENDR 3630/ Ethnic and Gender Equity in Education (EGS)
WOMGENDR
3830
Black Women and Feminism in the U.S. (EGS) [Pre: sophomore standing]