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2024-2025 General Catalog
Courses for General Education Requirements
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Cultural Diversity
- AAA 900 International Study Semesters Abroad (Off Campus Program only) +
- AAA 949 - International Study Semesters Abroad (Off Campus Program only) +
- AAA 950 - National Study Semesters Off Campus (Off Campus Program only) +
- AAA 960 - National Study Semesters Off Campus (Off Campus Program only) +
- AAA 965 - National Study Semesters Off Campus (Off Campus Program only) +
- CC 300 - Seminar Credits: 3
- CC 325 - Seminar Credits: 3
- CHIN 200 - Contemporary Chinese Culture Credits: 3
- CHIN 291 - Topics in World Cinema Credits: 3
- CVA 291 - Topics in World Cinema Credits: 3
- CVA 465 - Race, Class, & Gender in Media Credits: 3
- EAST 140 - Introduction to East Asian Culture
- EAST 340 - East Asian Humanities Topics
- EAST 363 - Religions of China and Japan
- ECON 136 - Economics of Health, Education, and, Welfare Credits: 3
- ECON 233 - The Economics of Race and Gender Credits: 3
- ECON 336 - Economics of Developing Nations Credits: 3
- ED 470 - Diversity, Equity, and Education Credits: 3
- ENGL 260 - Cross-Cultural Narratives Credits: 3
- ENGL 344 - Sociolinguistics:languag Across Cultures Credits: 3
- ENGL 360 - Cross-Cultural Engagement: Englsh Studis Credits: 3
- ENGL 365 - Studies in American Literature Credits: 3
- ENGL 368 - Teaching of English to Speakers of Other, Languages: Theory and Methods I Credits: 3
- ENGL 369 - Teaching of English to Speakers of, Another Language: Methods and Practices Credits: 3
- FREN 291 - Topics in World Cinema Credits: 3
- FREN 300 - Topics in French and Francophone Cultures Credits: 3
- GEO 102 - Globalization and Development Credits: 3
- GEO 200 - American Ethnic Geography Credits: 3
- GEO 274 - North American Indian on Film
- GEO 301 - Regional Geographies of the World Credits: 3
- GER 291 - Topics in World Cinema Credits: 3
- GS 200 - Study Circle on Race Relations Credits: 2
- GS 201 - Facilitator Training for Study Circles Credits: 1
- GS 202 - Study Circles on Race Relations: Civic, Engagement Credits: 1
- HIST 140 - Introduction to East Asian Culture Credits: 3
- HIST 225 - Alternative Perspectives of United, States History Credits: 3
- HIST 232 - Latin American History and Society Credits: 3
- HIST 235 - Modern Mexico: Competing Visions of the, Nation Credits: 3
- HIST 250 - African History and Society Credits: 3
- HIST 304 - European Imperialism and the Colonial, Experience Credits: 3
- HIST 329 - Revolution! Insurgence in Latin America, Century Latin America Credits: 3
- HIST 333 - Latin America in the Cold War Era Credits: 3
- HIST 341 - Revolution and Its Roots: The Making of, Modern China Credits: 3
- HIST 342 - Tragedy and Triumph: The Making of, Modern Japan Credits: 3
- HIST 350 - Colonialism and Independence:, Understanding Modern Africa Credits: 3
- HIST 355 - Modern Middle Eastern History Credits: 3
- IPE 318 - Global Health Issue Credits: 3
- MGT 440 - Cross-Cultural Management, Perspectives Credits: 3
- MUS 204 - Popular Music in America Credits: 3
- MUS 304 - World Music Credits: 3
- NUR 360 - Interprofessional Service Learning in He, alth in Central America Credits: 3
- PHIL 120 - Culture, Identity and Values Credits: 3
- PHIL 220 - Buddhism Credits: 3
- PHS 360 - Interprofessional Service Learning in Health in Central America Credits: 3
- POLS 110 - Introduction to Politics
- POLS 130 - Comparative Politics
- POLS 231 - Politics of Developing States
- SOC 210 - Contemporary Social Problems Credits: 3
- SOC 275 - Inequality in America Credits: 3
- SOCW 260 - Diversity, Equity, & Inculsion Credits: 3
- SPAN 291 - Topics in World Cinema Credits: 3
- THEO 321 - Global Medieval Christianity Credits: 3
- THEO 367 - Topics in South Asian Religions Credits: 3
- THEO 368 - Topics in Islam Credits: 3
- WLC 150 - Global Perspectives Credits: 3
Humanities: Fine and Performing Arts
Social Sciences
- A 3-credit course from Economics (ECON)
- A 3-credit course from Political Science and International Relations (POLS)
- A 3-credit course from Sociology (SOC)
- CC 115 - Texts and Contexts II: Traditions of Human Thought
- CC 255 - Interpretation: Self, Culture, and, Society Credits: 3
- CC 300 - Seminar Credits: 3 (as designated)
- CC 325 - Seminar Credits: 3 (as designated)
- CVA 465 - Race, Class, & Gender in Media Credits: 3
- ED 206 - School and Society Credits: 3
- ENGL 344 - Sociolinguistics:languag Across Cultures Credits: 3
- GEO 101 - World Human Geography Credits: 3
- GEO 102 - Globalization and Development Credits: 3
- GEO 200 - American Ethnic Geography Credits: 3
- GEO 201 - Economic Geography Credits: 3
- GEO 212 - Introduction to Archaeology Credits: 3
- GEO 265 - Sustainability: Envrnmnt, Ecnmy, Socty Credits: 3
- GEO 274 - North American Indian on Film
- GEO 280 - Geography of Cyberspace Credits: 3
- GEO 301 - Regional Geographies of the World Credits: 3
- GEO 320 - Urban Geography Credits: 3
- GEO 321 - Urban and Regional Planning Credits: 3
- GEO 420 - Rural Geography Credits: 3
- GEO 470 - Political Geography Credits: 3
- GEO 474 - Historical Geography of the United, States Credits: 3
- GEO 475 - Culture, Nature, Landscape Credits: 3
- GNST 201 - Introduction to Gender Studies Credits: 3
- PSJ 201 - Principles of Peace and Social Justice Credits: 3
- SOCW 151 - Introduction to the Profession of Social, Work Credits: 3
- SOCW 210 - Social Welfare Policy: History & Program Credits: 3
- SOCW 220 - Human Behavior and Social Environment Credits: 3
- SOCW 260 - Diversity, Equity, & Inculsion Credits: 3
- WLC 335 - Perspectives on Healthcare Costa Rica Credits: 3
Quantitative Analysis
Please refer to degree requirement descriptions for details. Some degrees require specific courses from this list.
Writing Intensive Courses
Specific sections of the courses below may be used to fulfill this requirement.
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