Related Field and Discipline Specific Focus Categories
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J-5 Related Field or Discipline Specific Focus. A minimum of 12 upper division (300 or 400 level) hours are required; selected in consultation with the SJSI’s academic advisement staff; with a minimum grade of “C” required. While the Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies is a broad-based curriculum, SJSI’s faculty requires students develop an academic emphasis outside the major. Students have two options to fulfill this requirement: Related Field (current list) or Discipline Specific Focus (current list). Courses used for the Related Field or Discipline Specific Focus cannot be double-counted with the major(JUS), University General Studies, or Science & Society requirements. However, to encourage students to pursue a minor, concentration or concurrent major, students will be allowed to double-count the Related Field or Discipline Specific Focus courses with a minor, concentration or concurrent major. Discipline Specific Focus – 2007-08 Catalog – Upper Division (300 or 400 level) Courses ONLY (Select two disciplines – two courses from two disciplines) Students will complete two classes, six credit hours (300 or 400 level, upper division), from two of the disciplines listed below. AFR/AFS – African-American Studies AIS – American Indian Studies APA – Asian Pacific American Studies ARS – Art History ASB/ASM – Anthropology CED/FAS – Child Development/Family Studies CCS/CSH/CSS/TCL – Transborder Chicana/Chicano and Latina/Latino Studies COM – Communication DAH – Dance History ECN – Economics ENG – English Literature FSM – Film and Media Studies HST – History GCU/GPH – Geography Language (other than ENG) Literature, i.e. SPA, FRE, GER, etc. MHL – Music History PHI - Philosophy PGS/PSY – Psychology POS – Political Science REL – Religion SGS – Global Studies SOC – Sociology THE – Theater WST/WSH – Women and Gender Studies RELATED FIELD EMPHASIS AREAS – 2007-08 CATALOG Upper Division Courses (300 or 400 level) courses ONLY (Select one emphasis area from six provided areas – total of four classes/12 credit hours) 1 Race, Ethnicity and Gender AFS 355 Democracy and Civil Society AFS 301 Democracy and Civil Society AFS 312 Race/Racism in Africa and African Disapora AFS 319 Black Experience in Latin America AFS 340 The Making of Modern Africa AFS 345 The Making of Caribbean Society AFS 363/4 African American History AFS 415 Black Political Thought AFH 305 The Global History of Transatlantic Slave Trade AFT 466 People and Culture of Africa AFH 300 Precolonial Africa AFR 375 Race, Gender and Sport AFR 428 Critical Race Theory AFR 429 Race, Gender and Media AFS 304 Island of Globalization AFS 320 Africa: Political, Economics, Environment, and Development AFS 327 Human Rights in Africa AFS 370 Family, Ethnicity and Cultural Diversity AIS 370/80 American Indian Languages and Culture AIS 494 Special Topics APA 339 Gender and Sexuality APS 340 APA and Media APA 345 APA and Film APA 360 APA Experience APA 394/494 Special Issues APA Contemporary Issues CCS 300 Chicana/o Culture and Society CCS 325 Chicano Family Structures CCS 330 Chicana/o Politics and Policy CCS 331 Policy Issues and Urban Settings CCS 336 Immigration and Migration CCS 432 Gender HST 309 Exploration and Empire HST 325 Immigration and Ethnicity in the US HST 327/8/9 Women in US History HST 330 Mexican Women in the US HST 331 Mexican American History HST 333 African American History HST 337/8 American Indian History HST 358/9 Jewish History HST 362/3/4 Sex and Society HST 365 Women in Europe HST 377 Women I Colonial Latin America HST 378 Latim American Women HST 408 Civil War and Reconstruction HST 415 Women, Political and Cultural Change HST 417 Topics in Mexican American History ASB 319 North American Indians ASB 320 Indians in Arizona ASB 321 Indians in the Southwest ASB 323 Indians of Latin America REL 322 Malcolm and Martin REL 323 Black Religion REL 324 Spirituals and the Blues REL 326 US Latino Religion and Culture REL 330 Native American Religious Tradition REL 365 Islamic Civilization REL 369 Women in Islam REL 373 Women in Judaism REL 386 America and the Holocaust POS 359 African Politics and Society POS 451 Stereotyping, Prejudice and Discrimination FAS 370 Family, Ethnicity, and Cultural Diversity SOC 363 Men and Masculinity SOC 375 Contemporary American Jewish Identities SOC 464 Sociology of Women WST 413 Lesbian, Gay and Gender Studies WST 464 Voices and Visions WST 470 Women and Popular Culture WST 494 Special Topics WST 370 Women in Contemporary Society WST 373 Latina/Chicana Issues WST 375 Women and Social Change WST 377 History of American Feminist Thought WST 378 Global Feminist Thought WST 380 Gender, Culture and Development WST 394 Special Topics WST 457 Gender, Culture and Development WST 460 Women and the Body WST 477 Women and Violence 2 Deviance, Social Control, and Punishment MCOM 330 Communication and Consumerism MCOM 426 Political Communication MCOM 323 Communication Approaches to Popular Culture MECN 384 Economics of Social Behavior MECN 404 History of Economic Thought MAFR 375 Race, Gender, and Sport MAFR 428 Critical Race Theory MHST 362 or 363 or 364 re: Sex and Society MHIST 309 Exploration and Empire MHST 362/3/4 Sex and Society MASB 353 Death and Dying in Cross-Cultural Perspectives MREL 381 Religion and Moral Issues MREL 386 America and the Holocaust MFMS 450 Masculinity and Film MFMS 300 Media and Cultural Studies MPOS 331 Public Opinion MPOS 315 The Supreme Court MPOS 364 National Security, Intelligence, and Terrorism MPOS 369 War, Politics, and Society MPOS 451 Stereotyping, Prejudice and Discrimination MPOS 434 Media and Politics MSOC 340 The Sociology of Deviance MSOC 365 Sociology of Mass Communication MSOC 446 Sociology of Crime MSOC 360 Sociological Psychology MWSH 470 Women and Popular Culture MWST 380 Gender, Culture and Development MWST 477 Women and Violence MWST 313 Women and Sexuality MWST 320 Women in Popular Culture 3 Social Power and Inequality MCOM 316 Gender and Communication MECN 421 Earnings and Employment MAFH 305 The Global History of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade MAFS 415 Black Political Thought MAFR 428 Critical Race Theory MAPA 340 Asian Pacific Americans and Media M CSS 336 Issues in Immigration and Migration MSGS 394 Global Political Economy MHST 325 Immigration and Ethnicity in the United States MHST 327 or 328 or 329 re: Women in U. S. History MHST 408 Civil War and Reconstruction MHST 408 Civil War and Reconstruction MASB 416 Economic Anthropology MREL 386 America and the Holocaust MFMS 340 Contemp American Film and Popular Culture MPOS 330 Contemporary Controversies in Domestic Politics MPOS 333 Interest Groups MPOS 433 Money and Politics MPOS 410 Governing American Cities MSOC 332 Urban Sociology MSOC 341 Modern Social Problems MSOC 423 Social Class and Stratification MWST 380 Gender, Race, and Class MWST 477 Women and Violence MWST 350 Race, Class, and Gender 4 Globalization and Social Change AFS 355 Democracy and Civil Society AFS 301 Democracy and Civil Society AFS 312 Race/Racism in Africa and African Disapora AFS 319 Black Experience in Latin America AFS 340 The Making of Modern Africa AFS 345 The Making of Caribbean Society AFS 363/4 African American History AFH 305 The Global History of Transatlantic Slave Trade AFS 304 Island of Globalization AFS 320 Africa: Political, Economics, Environment, and Development M GCU 350 The Geog of World Crises SGS International Institutions SGS 394 Contemporary Global Trends SGS 394 Humanitarian Crisis and International Intervention SGS 394 The Politics of Global Justice SGS 394 Urban Systems, Devel., and Environment SGS 394 Global Political Ecology SGS 394 Introd. To Environmental Issues SGS International Institutions SGS 394 Contemporary Global Trends SGS 394 Humanitarian Crisis and International Intervention SGS 394 The Politics of Global Justice SGS 394 Global Markets HST 378 Latin American Women ASB 323 Indians of Latin America MFMS 480 Globalization, Technology, and Culture POS 359 African Politics and Society WST 378 Global Feminist Thought WST 380 Gender, Culture and Development 5 Envir0nment AFS 320 Africa: Political, Economics, Environment, and Development GPH 314 Global Change GCU 357 Social Geography GCU 474 Public Land Policy W GCU 361 Urban Geography M GCU 364 Urban Geography SGS 394 Urban Systems, Devel., and Environment SGS 394 Global Political Ecology SGS 394 Introd. To Environmental Issues M ASB 326 Human Impacts on Ancient Environments POS 330 Contemporary Controversies in Global Politics M POS 426 Elements of Public Policy M HPS 377 Nature in Context M HPS 340 Biology and Society M BIO 319 Environmental Science M BIO 320 Fundamentals of Ecology E ABC 300 Environmental Biology E ABS 381 Natural Resources Policy M SOC 331 Environmental Sociology 6 Economics, Work and Welfare M ECN 331 Alternative Economic Systems M ECN 360 Economic Development M ECN 365 Economics of Russia and Eastern Europe M ECN 384 Economics of Social Behavior M ECN 404 History of Economic Thought M ECN 421 Earnings and Employment M ECN 436 Int'l Monetary Economics M ECN 450 Law and Economics M ECN 453 Government and Business AFS 304 Island of Globalization M AIS 380 Contemp. Issues of American Indian Nations M APA 494 Special Topics M CSS 331 Policy Issues in Chicana and Chicano Urban Settings M CSS 335 Latino Health Issues M CSS 336 Issues in Immigration and Migration SGS 394 Working in International Organizations SGS 394 Introduction to Humanitarian Work SGS 394 Diplomacy and Foreign Service SGS International Institutions SGS 394 Contemporary Global Trends SGS 394 Humanitarian Crisis and International Intervention SGS 394 The Politics of Global Justice SGS 394 Global Markets M ASB 400 Cultural Factors in International Business M ASB 416 Economic Anthropology M POS 485 Political Economy M POS 486 International Political Economy W REC 454 Human Services for At-Risk Youth W SWU 331 Social Policy and Services M SWU 332 Social Policy and Services M SWU 498 Pro Seminar W SWU 494 Special Topics W SOC 324 Work and the Workplace M SOC 321 Sociology of Work W SOC 341 Modern Social Problems M SOC 424 Women and Health W SOC 426 Social Inequality M SOC 427 Sociology of Health and Illness W SOC 457 Social Movements and Social Change M WST 360 Women as Healers M WST 457 Gender, Culture, and Development
