Cultural Diversity Requirement, UW-Milwaukee
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CULTURAL DIVERSITY GRADUATION REQUIREMENT UW-MILWAUKEE (10/26/07) Title: Cultural Diversity Requirement Language: “Three credits in a course relating to the study of life experiences of African Americans, Hispanic/Latino Americans, American Indians or Asian Americans. Many, but not all, courses which satisfy Cultural Diversity also satisfy one of the required distribution areas. (You need to satisfy this requirement if you started attending UWM in fall 1989 or thereafter.)” Source: http://www4.uwm.edu/current_students/ger_information/index.cfm Approved Courses: • Courses Approved for GER Distribution—Arts Source: http://www4.uwm.edu/current_students/ger_information/ger_arts.cfm Dance 122: Dance 313: Music 280: Music 280: Beginning African Dance I History of Dance I Special Studies in Music—Music in American Cultures Special Studies in Music—Introduction to African American Music • Courses Approved for GER Distribution—Humanities Source: http://www4.uwm.edu/current_students/ger_information/ger_humanities.cfm Africology 100: Black Reality—Survey of African-American Society Africology 102: Survey of African-American Literature Africology 111: Introduction to African-American History to 1865 Africology 112: Introduction to African American History, 1865 to Present Africology 205: The Poetry of African, African-American and Caribbean Writers Africology 210: The African-American Novel Africology 261: Survey of African-American Political Philosophy Africology 314: The School in African American Life Classics 172: Classical Themes in Cherokee Myths and Legends Educ Policy and Community Studies 212: Educational Issues of the Spanish Speaking Community Educ Policy and Community Studies 314: The School in African-American Life Educ Policy and Community Studies 460: The Chicano Experience English 150: Multicultural America English 276: Introduction to American Indian Literature English 277: Introduction to Ethnic Minority Literature English 279: Introduction to Latino/a Literature English 280: Introduction to Asian-American Literature English 281: Introduction to African-American Literature English 372: Survey of American Indian Literature English 373: Survey of Ethnic Minority Literature English 507: Studies in Twentieth Century Literature: Fictions of Multiculturalism English 685: Honors Seminar—American Crossings: Studies in 20th Century Ethnic Literature English 685: Honors Seminar—Chinese American Women Writers English 685: Honors Seminar—English: Fictions of Multiculturalism Ethnic Studies, Comparative 101: The Making of American Cultures—Africans, Europeans, and Indians Ethnic Studies, Comparative 102: Transnational Migrations—Asian-, Arab-, EuroAmerican, and Latino Identity Freshman Seminars: • 192—Africology: The Novels of Toni Morrison • 192—English: Classic Novels in African-American Literature • 192—English: Contemporary Images of Slavery and Freedom • 192—English: Contemporary Literature and the Multiculturalism Debate • 192—English: Dragons, Ghosts, and Warriors: Exploring Asian American Literature • 192—English: Ebonics or Black English: What’s in a Name • 192—English: Healing and African American Spirituality • 192—English: Image of American Indians • 192—English: Into the Fire: Asian American Life Stories • 192—English: Life Inside the Melting Pot: Language and Ethnic Identity in the United States • 192—English: Multicultural America • 192—English: Noble and Ignoble Lives: Images of American Indians in Contemporary Film • 192—English: Southeast Asian American Literature • 192—English: Southeast Asian American Literature and Life Stories • 192—Hebrew Studies: Blacks and Jews in American Culture • 192—Hebrew Studies: From Baseball to Bebop and Beyond: Black and Jewish Contributions to American Culture • 192—Linguistics: Ebonics and the English-Only Movement History 150: Multicultural America History 229: History of Race, Science, and Medicine in the United States History 266: Race, Racial Thought, and Prejudice in the U.S., 1607-Present History 267: The History of Latinos in the United States History 269: Asian Americans in Historical Perspective History 436: Immigrant America since 1880 History 473: History of Wisconsin Indians Honors College 200: The Shaping of the Modern Mind—Black Women Novelists Honors College 680: Honors Seminar: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Jazz Modernism Linguistics 100: The Diversity of Human Language Linguistics 210: Power of Words Philosophy 271: Philosophical Traditions—Western Great Lakes American Indian Philosophy Spanish 371: Introduction to Latino Literature (in English) Spanish 373: Topics in Latino Literature (in English) Women’s Studies 150: Multicultural America • Courses Approved for GER Distribution—Social Sciences Source: http://www4.uwm.edu/current_students/ger_information/ger_ss.cfm Africology 121: Introduction to African-American Politics Africology 125: Economics of the Black Community Africology 163: African-American Concept of Self Africology 215: Introduction to Black Social and Cultural Traditions Africology 228: Introduction to Black Political Economy Africology 265: Psychological Effects of Racism Anthropology 150: Multicultural America Anthropology 213: American Indian Peoples of Wisconsin Communication 350: Intercultural Communication Economics 248: Economics of Discrimination Educ Policy and Community Studies 560: Education and Hispanics Ethnic Studies, Comparative 200: Racial Minorities in the United States Ethnic Studies, Comparative 203: Western Great Lakes American Indian Community Life of the Past Ethnic Studies, Comparative 265: Hmong Americans: History, Culture, and American Life Freshman Seminars: • 193—Anthropology: Ebonics and the English Only Movement • 193—Sociology: The Color of Community • 193—Sociology: From Buffalo to Bingo: Changing American Indian Societies • 193—Sociology: Latinos and the City Geography 114: Geography of Race in the United States History 200: Historical Roots of Contemporary Issues: Making of the American Ghetto History 262: North American Indian History to 1887 History 263: North American Indian History since 1887 History 399: Honors Seminar—Race and Racial Thought in American History: 1607 to the Present Latino Studies 101: Introduction to Latino Studies Nursing 101: Cultural Diversity in Health Care Political Science 215: Ethnicity, Religion and Race in American Politics Social Work 665: Cultural Diversity and Social Work Sociology 150: Multicultural America Sociology 224: American Minority Groups Sociology 320: Social Change in American Indian Societies Sociology 321: Contemporary Issues of the American Indian Sociology 323: Perspectives on Latino Communities Sociology 380: Honors Seminar—Race and the City • Courses Approved for Cultural Diversity Only—(Do not satisfy any other GER distribution) Source: http://www4.uwm.edu/current_students/ger_information/ger_cultural_diversity.cfm English 374: Survey of Latino/a Literature English 375: Survey of Asian-American Literature English 376: Survey of African-American Literature to 1930 English 377: Survey of African-American Literature, 1930 to the Present English 463: Major Figures in African-American Literature English 517: Studies in African-American Literature English 520: Studies in American Indian Literature English 521: Studies in Ethnic Minority Literature English 523: Studies in Latino/a Literature English 524: Studies in Asian-American Literature Educ Policy and Community Studies 561: Educational Issues in American Indian Communities Educ Policy and Community Studies 621: History of Native Education and Policy Development Educ Policy and Community Studies 625: Race Relations in Education History 445: African Americans from Slavery to Freedom History 446: African Americans since the Civil War History 474: Topics in North American Indian History
