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Electives List
Below are the listings of the pre-approved elective sequences in the Social Justice Minor. Click on the option to see courses in that emphasis. PLEASE NOTE: Course offerings vary by semester. To view the current listing of courses, refer to the current class schedule.
Emphasis 1: Prejudice & Discrimination
Social Justice 101: Introduction to Social Justice
Social Justice 101/102: Introduction to Social Justice (Quest)
Social Justice/Political Science and Women’s & Gender Studies 303: Women, Politics and Policy: A Global Perspective
Social Justice/Political Science 304: Race & Ethnicity in US Politics
Social Justice/Economics and Women’s & Gender Studies 307: Discrimination, Gender, and the Economy **prereqs not waived**
Social Justice/Political Science 313: Politics of Genocide
Social Justice/Communication 314: Inside Out Prison Exchange *instructor consent only*
Social Justice/Criminal Justice 334: Comparative Criminal Justice Policies
Social Justice/Radio-TV-Film/Women’s & Gender Studies 347: Race, Class, and Gender in American Media
Social Justice 366: Service Learning Field Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Justice/Political Science 377: Foundations of American Political Thought
Social Justice/Political Science 378: American Political Thought
Social Justice 395:
–Special Topics: Queer Lives Through Memoir (If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
–Special Topics: Religion & Sexuality–to be offered Fall 2018 (If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Social Justice 399:
–Special Topics: Off-Campus Study *Instructor consent required*
- Action, Gender, and Social Justice in Tanzania (cross-listed with Communication 405 and Women’s and Gender Studies 399)
- Activism, Resistance, and Visual Rhetoric in Germany (cross-listed with Communication 405 and Women’s and Gender Studies 399)
Social Justice 403 Feminist Thought and Practice
Social Justice 446: Independent Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Justice/Communication 450: Rhetoric of the US Women’s Movement 1776-1920
Social Justice/Communication 451: Rhetoric of the US Women’s Movement 1920-current
African American Studies 100: Introduction to African American Studies
African American Studies 395: Special Topics: Black Masculinities, Sexualities in Education and Society (cross-listed with WAGS 397).(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Anthropology 123: Cultural Diversity in the US
Anthropology 232: Cultural Anthropology
Anthropology 300 Special Topics–Global Landscapes of Aging (email Courtney Bauder)
Anthropology 304 Writing for Social Sciences (email Courtney Bauder)
Anthropology 314 Native American Women
Anthropology/Women’s & Gender Studies 344: Kinship, Gender, Sexuality
Anthropology 350: Ethnographic Methods
Anthropology 384: Urban Anthropology
Communication 318: Intercultural Communication
Communication 427: Rhetorical Criticism
Communication 445: African American Civil Rights Rhetoric
Criminal Justice/Social Justice 332: Violence in America: An Exam. of the Institutional Foundations
Criminal Justice 333: Illegal Bias in the Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice/Social Justice 334: Comparative Criminal Justice Policies
Criminal Justice 353/553: Convict Criminology
Education 353: Hmong Language, Culture, & Learning
Education 377/577: Latino(a) Language, Culture, & Learning
English 218: Intro to Multiethnic Lit
English 221: Asian American Lit
English 324: Gender in Literature
English 361: Asian American Literature: Sex, Lies,and Asian American Literature
English/Women’s & Gender Studies 371: African Am Women Writers: Optional Content
English 388: Grant Writing Foundations (work to ensure assignments align with emphasis)
English/Women’s & Gender Studies 391: Queer, Trans, Non-Binary Literature (previous course title was Gay & Lesbian Literature: Optional Content)
Environmental Studies/Women’s & Gender Studies 365: Gender and Nature
Environmental Studies 390: Seminar on Environmental Justice
Geography 202: Human Geography
Geography/Women’s & Gender Studies 333: Gender, Place, Culture
Geography 353: Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Geography 399: Zambia Study Tour (email Courtney Bauder to finalize SJ content)
History 311:
–Special Topics: The American Left, From Abolitionism to Occupy Wall Street.(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
History/Women’s & Gender Studies 328: History of Sexuality
History 344: Europe Since 1945
History 359: Africa 1800 – Present
History 360: South Africa 1652 – Present
History 368: The Gilded Age & Progressive Era
History 385: African American History
History/Women’s & Gender Studies 386: Women in the US
History 396: America in the Sixties
Honors 175: *when offered with social justice content*
Human Serv. 375: Current Issues: Culture and Community Exchange in Costa Rica
Human Serv. 378: Refugees, Migration & Human Serv.
International Studies 351: Special Topics: 1) Negotiating Refuge, 2) The Russian Ukrainian Conflict
Music 236:American Music & Equal Rights Campaigns
Philosophy 205: Ethical Issues in a Diverse Society
Philosophy 205: Ethical Issues in a Diverse Society
Political Science 346: Queer Politics & Policy
Political Science 370:
–Special Topics: Queer Politics(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Political Science 378: Modern Am. Political Thought
Psychology/Women’s & Gender Studies 260: Psychology of Gender (instructor consent only)
Psychology 271: Cross-Cultural Psychology
Psychology/Women’s & Gender Studies 338: Adult Development and Aging
RTF 341: Doc. Production (email Courtney Bauder to finalize SJ content)
Social Work/Women’s & Gender Studies 305: Social Work Ethics in a Diverse Society
Social Work 371: Child and Family Welfare
Social Work 375: Treatment and Mistreatment of Offenders
Sociology 317: Sociology of Health & Illness
Sociology 359: Minority Groups
Sociology 368: Sociology of Gender
Women’s & Gender Studies 201: Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies
Women’s & Gender Studies 315: Women and Madness
Women’s & Gender Studies 350: Women, Race, and Class
Women’s & Gender Studies 395:
–Special Topics: Intro to Trans & Gender Queer Studies Special Topics: Queer Lives Through Memoir(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.) Special Topics: Bisexual, Pansexual Lives (If the course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Women’s & Gender Studies 397:
–Special Topics: Black Masculinities, Sexualities in Education and Society (cross-listed with AAS 395)(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
–Special Topics: Two Spirit Lives (If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Women’s & Gender Studies 392: Queer Theory/Queer Lives
Women’s & Gender Studies 393: Queer Lives Through Memoir
Emphasis 2: Poverty
Social Justice 101: Introduction to Social Justice
Social Justice 101/102: Introduction to Social Justice (Quest)
Social Justice/Political Science 304: Race and Ethnicity in US Politics
Social Justice/Economics and Women’s & Gender Studies 307: Discrimination, Gender, and the Economy **prereqs not waived**
Social Justice/Criminal Justice 332: Violence: An Examination of Instit. Found.
Social Justice 366: Service Learning Field Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Justice/Political Science 378: American Political Thought
Social Justice 399:
–Special Topics: Off-Campus Study *Instructor consent required* 1) Action, Gender, and Social Justice in Tanzania (Cross-listed with Communication 405 and Women’s and Gender Studies 399)
Social Justice 403 Feminist Thought and Practice
Social Justice 446: Independent Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Work 333: Poverty
Sociology 317: Sociology of Health & Illness
Sociology 331: Social Stratification
African American Studies 100: Intro to African American Studies
Anthropology 122 : World Ethnography
Anthropology 304 Writing for Social Sciences (email Courtney Bauder)
Anthropology 348: Economy, Nature, and Culture
Anthropology/Environmental Studies 380: Globalization
Anthropology 384: Urban Anthropology
Education 377/577: Latino(a) Language, Culture, & Learning
English 218: Intro to Multiethnic Lit
English 221: Asian American Lit
English 388: Grant Writing Foundations (work to ensure assignments align with emphasis)
Geography 202: Human Geography
Geography/Women’s and Gender Studies 333: Gender, Place, Culture
Geography 353: Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Geography 399: Zambia Study Tour
History 311: Special Topics: The American Left, From Abolitionism to Occupy Wall Street
History 368: The Gilded Age & Progressive Era
Honors 175: *when offered with social justice content*
Human Serv 375: Current Issues: Culture and Community Exchange in Costa Rica
Political Science 378: Modern Am. Political Thought
Religious Studies 356: Religion and Liberation Ethics
RTF 341: Doc. Production (contact Courtney Bauder to finalize SJ content)
Sociology 359: Minority Groups
Women’s & Gender Studies 350: Women, Race, & Class
Women’s & Gender Studies 393: Queer Lives Through Memoir
Emphasis 3: Environment and Social Justice
Social Justice 101: Introduction to Social Justice
Social Justice 101/102: Introduction to Social Justice (Quest)
Social Justice 366: Service Learning Field Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Justice 399: Special Topics: Off-Campus Study *Instructor consent required*
Social Justice 446: Independent Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Anthropology 304 Writing for Social Sciences (email Courtney Bauder)
Anthropology 348: Economy, Nature, and Culture
Anthropology/Environmental Studies 380: Globalization
Criminal Justice/Social Justice 332: Violence in America: An Exam. of the Institutional Foundations
Economics 319: Economics of Less Developed Countries *pre-reqs not waived*
Education 377/577: Latino(a) Language, Culture, & Learning *Instructor consent needed for this emphasis*
English 343: Nature Writing
English 388: Grant Writing Foundations (work to ensure assignments align with emphasis)
Environmental Studies 164: Religion & Nature
Environmental Studies 261: Environment and Society
Environmental Studies 300: Internship in Environmental Studies
Environmental Studies 332: Radical Environmentalism
Environmental Studies 355: Global Environmental History
Environmental Studies/Women’s & Gender Studies 365: Gender & Nature
Environmental Studies 375: Ecosocial Advocacy
Environmental Studies 390: Special Topics: Climate Justice
Geography 202: Human Geography
Geography 353: Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Geography 399: Zambia Study Tour
Health 315: Environmental Health
History 326: American Environment History
History 344: Europe Since 1945
History/Env. Studies 355: Global Environmental History
History 368: The Gilded Age & Progressive Era * instructor consent*
Honors 175: *when offered with social justice content*
Human Serv, 375: Current Issues: Culture and Community Exchange in Costa Rica
Religious Studies 164: Religion & Nature
Religious Studies 362: Religion and Earth Ethics
RTF 341: Doc. Production (contact Courtney Bauder to finalize SJ content)
Emphasis 4: Human Rights
Social Justice 101: Introduction to Social Justice
Social Justice 101/102: Introduction to Social Justice (Quest)
Social Justice/Political Science and Women’s & Gender Studies 303: Women, Politics and Policy: A Global Perspective
Social Justice/Political Science 313: Politics of Genocide
Social Justice/Political Science 355: Modern Political Thought
Social Justice 366: Service Learning Field Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Justice/Political Science 377: Foundations of American Political Thought
Social Justice/Political Science 378: American Political Thought
Social Justice 395: Religion and Sexuality–offered Fall 2018(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Social Justice 399:
–Special Topics: Off-Campus Study *Instructor consent required* 1) Action, Gender, and Social Justice in Tanzania (Cross-listed with Communication 405 and Women’s and Gender Studies 399)
Social Justice 446: Independent Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
African Am. Studies 100: Introduction to African American Studies
Anthropology 304 Writing for Social Sciences (email Courtney Bauder)
Anthropology 338: The Anthropology of Law and Politics
Anthropology 384: Urban Anthropology
Communication/Women’s & Gender Studies 316: Gender, Discourse & Power
Communication 427: Rhetorical Criticism
Criminal Justice/Social Justice 332: Violence in America: An Exam. of the Institutional Foundations
Criminal Justice 333: Illegal Bias in the Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice 353/553: Convict Criminology
Economics/Women’s & Gender Studies 307: Discrimination, Gender, and the Economy *pre-reqs not waived*
Ed: Human Services/Women’s & Gender Studies 353: Domestic Violence
Education 377/577: Latino(a) Language, Culture, & Learning * instructor consent needed for this emphasis*
English 218: Intro to Multiethnic Lit
English 221: Asian American Lit
English 361: Asian American Literature: Sex, Lies, and Asian American Literature
English 388: Grant Writing Foundations (work to ensure assignments align with emphasis)
Geography/Women’s and Gender Studies 333: Gender, Place…
Geography 353: Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Geography 421: Global Human Rights
Geography 451 Advanced Topics: Geographic Perspectives on Global Human Rights Issues
Geography 399: Zambia Study Tour
History 311: Special Topics: The American Left, From Abolitionism to Occupy Wall Street(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
History/Women’s & Gender Studies 328: History of Sexuality
History 344: Europe Since 1945
Honors 175: *when offered with social justice content*
Human Serv 353: Domestic Violence
Human Serv. 375: Current Issues: Culture and Community Exchange in Costa Rica
International Studies 351: Special Topics: 1) Negotiating Refuge, 2) The Russian Ukrainian Conflict
Music 236:American Music & Equal Rights Campaigns
Philosophy 205: Ethical Issues in a Diverse Society
Philosophy 325: Social & Political Philosophy
Philosophy 345: Philosophy of Law
Political Science 313: Politics of Genocide
Political Science 346: Queer Politics & Policy
Political Science 370: Special Topics: Queer Politics(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Political Science 378: Modern Am. Political Thought
RTF: 341 Doc. Production (contact Courtney Bauder to finalize SJ content)
Social Work/Women’s & Gender Studies 305: Social Work Ethics in a Diverse Society
Social Work 375: Treatment and Mistreatment of Offenders
Sociology 317: Sociology of Health & Illness
Women’s & Gender Studies 201: Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies
Women’s & Gender Studies 315: Women and Madness
Women’s & Gender Studies 393: Queer Lives Through Memoir
Emphasis 5: Social Activism
Social Justice 101: Introduction to Social Justice
Social Justice 101/102: Introduction to Social Justice (Quest)
Social Justice/Political Science 303: Women, Politics and Policy: A Global Perspective
Social Justice/Political Science 304: Race & Ethnicity in US Politics
Social Justice/Political Science 313: Politics of Genocide
Social Justice/Communication 314: Inside Out Prison Exchange (instructor consent only)
Social Justice 366: Service Learning Field Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Justice/Political Science 378: American Political Thought
Social Justice 395:
–Special Topics: Queer Lives Through Memoir(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Social Justice 399:
–Special Topics: Off-Campus Study *Instructor consent required*
- Special Topics: Action, Gender, and Social Justice in Tanzania (cross-listed with Communication 405 and Women’s and Gender Studies 399)
- Activism, Resistance, and Visual Rhetoric in Germany (cross-listed with Communication 405 and Women’s and Gender Studies 399)
Social Justice 446: Independent Study *Department consent required* For SJ Minors
Social Justice/Communication 450: Rhetoric of the US Women’s Movement 1776-1920
Social Justice/Communication 451: Rhetoric of the US Women’s Movement 1920-current
Af Am Studies 100: Introduction to African American Studies
Anthropology 304 Writing for Social Sciences (email Courtney Bauder)
Anthropology 350: Ethnographic Methods
Communication 314: Inside Out Prison Exchange (instructor consent only)
Communication/Women’s & Gender Studies 316: Gender, Discourse & Power
Communication 318: Intercultural Communication
Communication 427: Rhetorical Criticism
Communication 445: African American Civil Rights Rhetoric
Criminal Justice/Social Justice 332: Violence in America: An Exam. of the Institutional Foundations
Criminal Justice 353/553: Convict Criminology
Education 377/577: Latino(a) Language, Culture, & Learning *instructor consent needed for this emphasis*
English 218: Intro to Multiethnic Lit
English 221: Asian American Lit
English/Women’s & Gender Studies 371: African Am Women Writers: Optional Content
English 388: Grant Writing Foundations (work to ensure assignments align with emphasis)
English 391: Queer, Trans, Non-Binary Literature (previous course title was Gay & Lesbian Literature: Optional Content)
Environmental Studies 375: Ecosocial Advocacy
Environmental Studies:
–Special Topics: Environmental Justice(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Geography 353: Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Geography 399: Zambia Study Tour
History 311:
–Special Topics: The American Left, From Abolitionism to Occupy Wall Street(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
History/Women’s and Gender Studies 328: History of Sexuality
History 344: Europe Since 1945
History 350: Modern Eastern History
History 360: South Africa 1652 – Present
History 368: The Gilded Age & Progressive Era
History/Women & Gender Studies 386: Women in the US
History 396: America in the Sixties
Honors 175: *when offered with social justice content*
Human Serv. 375: Current Issues: Culture and Community Exchange in Costa Rica
International Studies 308: Revolution & Development (Must be International Studies major or minor/instructor consent)
International Studies 315: Perspectives in the Nuclear Age(Must be International Studies major or minor/instructor consent)
Journalism 341: Media and Society
Music 236:American Music & Equal Rights Campaigns
Philosophy 301: History of Ancient Philosophy
Philosophy 311: Bioethics
Philosophy 329: Contemporary Ethical Issues
Political Science 325: American Political Thought
Political Science 346: Queer Politics & Policy
Political Science 370:
–Special Topics: Queer Politics(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Political Science 378: Modern Am. Political Thought
Religious Studies 240: Islam
Religious Studies 381: Terrorism & Religious Violence
RTF 341: Doc. Production (contact Courtney Bauder to finalize SJ content)
Social Work/Women’s & Gender Studies 305: Social Work Ethics in a Diverse Society
Social Work 333: Poverty
Sociology 325: Social Movements and Collective Behavior
Women’s & Gender Studies 201: Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies
Women’s & Gender Studies 395:
–Special Topics: Intro to Trans & Gender Queer Studies (If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
–Special Topics: Queer Lives Through Memoir(If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
Women’s & Gender Studies 392: Queer Theory/Queer Lives
Women’s & Gender Studies 393: Queer Lives Through Memoir
Women’s & Gender Studies 397 –Special Topics: Two Spirit Lives (If course becomes a permanent offering, the instructor will email the director.)
