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Inclusive Programs Distribution (Smiley Face) List - Spring 2021 This list is for picking liberal arts distribution courses for the 8 requirements in the Liberal Arts Skills & Distribution block in Degree Works. A maximum of 6 of the 8 distribution courses may also be used in your concentration. For a course to double count in your concentration, if must have a smiley face in your concentration’s column. You need a minimum of 6 upper division (numbered 300 ) courses for your concentration Concentration courses that aren’t also meeting one of the 8 distribution requirements do NOT need to (but can) come from this list. See guidelines onyour concentration checklist. See course prerequisites on MySlice (part of the course detail). Selected Topics sections (ending in “00”) may not have prerequisites listed on MySlice,or might have prerequisites mentioned under "notes." Be prepared with some choices and alternatives. Your first choices may be closed! The same course may be listed in more than one section of the distribution list. However, you may NOT use the same course to meet twodifferent distribution requirements.When you register, be sure course numbers AND course titles match the list.US History (3 credits)Dept. No.TitleHST 102 American History Since 1865America in the World: The History of US Foreign RelationsHST 3371898-PresentHST 349 Women in America: Civil War to PresentHT&E PP&S crosslisted with WGS 349NotesHistory II:Diversity within US History or Global History (3 credits)Diversity within the U.S.Dept. No.TitleHT&E PP&SAAS 434 Underground Railroad HSTHSTHSTHST 300331349387Atlantic World: Rum, Smoke and SteelRace & Sport in U.S. HistoryWomen in America: Civil War to PresentWomen, Abolition, and Religion in 19th C AmericaNotescrosslisted with HST 434/ANT 494; online UC course with limited spaces for other students crosslisted with REL/WGS 341Global HistoryDept. No.TitleHST 112 Modern Europe: Napoleon to the PresentHST 122 Global History 1750 to PresentHT&E PP&S Notes
5200209210211213309310317321352353357358362373Arch of and in Modern WorldEarlyMod&ModIndianOceanWorldModern Middle East (formerly HST 319)The Ancient WorldMedieval and Renaissance EuropeAfrica: Ancient Times to 1800Africa and Global Affairs (formerly HST 300)The Early Middle AgesThe Arab RevolutionsModern ChinaHistory of Ancient GreeceHistory of Ancient RomeEarly Modern EnglandDemocracy Ancient and ModernNazi Germany & the HolocaustThe Crusades crosslisted with ANT 145; Honors sect. availableApproved HST 200 sections onlyUC course w/ limited space for other studentsformerly HST 325Sp 21 UC w/some seats reservedNo conc. credit w/ EDU 500 Holocaust courseGeography (3 05155171215273300356435450TitleEnvironment and SocietyWorld Urban GeographyThe Natural EnvironmentHuman GeographiesGlobal Environmental ChangeGeography of Capitalism: The Political Economy of Global InequalityUrban Condition: Social JusticeEnvironmental Ideas and PolicyThe Global Middle EastGeographies of Migration and MobilityHT&E PP&SNotes science science Formerly World Political Economy Approved GEO 300 Sections only Citizenship, Economics & Government (3 credits)Dept. No.AAS 306 African American PoliticsTitleHT&E PP&S crosslisted with PSC 306Notes
crosslisted with SOC 353 Credit not given for both 102& 203 AASECNECNEDUGEOHNR353101102300360360Sociology of the African American ExperienceIntroductory MicroeconomicsIntroductory MacroeconomicsMedia, Democracy & Social IssuesSustainability Science and PolicyUS Social Policy CitizenshpHST337 America in the World: The History of U.S. Foreign Relations, 1898-Present 57363374101300335400 Crime & Society in American History 1620 - PresentCritical Issues for the United StatesAmerican National Government and PoliticsAmerican State and Local Government and PoliticsComparative Government and PoliticsPolitics of Income InequalityAmerican Political DevelopmentThe Judicial ProcessThe Politics of CitizenshipThe Politics of U.S. Public PolicyCampaign AnalysisPolitics and MediaTechnology, Politics, and EnvironmentU.S. Foreign PolicyEthics and International RelationsLaw and SocietyAn Introduction to the Analysis of Public PolicyU.S. Social Policy & CitizenshipPolitical SociologyPoverty Policycrosslisted with PSC 360; not for any concentration Honors Program only crosslisted with SOC 300 Including honors program sectionformerly PSC 300approved section onlycrosslisted with PHI 363formerly PAF 101Honors Program only; approved section onlymeets with PAI and PSC 400 - same titleGlobal Perspectives (not primarily history) (3 credits)Dept.AASAASANTNo.312 Pan Africanism341 Politics of Africa111 Intro to Cultural AnthropologyTitleHT&E PP&S crosslisted with PSC 341 Notes
ANT 121 Peoples and Cultures of the WorldANT 185 Global Encounters: Comparing World Views & Values Cross uth American CulturesThe Maya: Ancient and ModernGlobal HealthGender & Sexuality in the Arab World approvedHuman GeographiesGeography of Capitalism: The Political Economy of Global InequalityThe Global Middle EastSelf Society in Contemporary ChinaPopular Culture in Modern Japan (formerly 200)Japanese Lit, Film & CultureChinese FilmArabic CulturesEthics and International RelationsInternational RelationsPolitics of the Middle EastInternational Political EconomyLatin American International RelationsIslamism and Islamist Movements TodayDemocratization in the Muslim WorldPolitics of China (formerly PSC 300)Religions of the WorldIsraeli Literature and CultureGlobal Feminisms crosslisted with PHP 463 approved section only Honors Program only formerly LIT 300; approved section only crosslisted with PSC 363also PSC 139 (honors)crosslisted with MES 344crosslisted with MES 392/REL 362crosslisted with MES 395crosslisted with LIT/MES/JSP 335 Literature I and II (6 credits - 2 courses)For ENG detailed descriptions see ish-courses/ . 300/400 levels courses typically suggest aprerequisite of one lower division. Be sure course number AND title match because not all sections of the same number are appropriate.Dept.AASAASENGNo.Title232 African American Literature: 20th & 21st Centuries303 Black Women Writers114 Survey of British Literature I (since 1789)HT&E PP&S Notescrosslisted with WGS 303
1315340352ENG duction to the NovelInterpretation of PoetryInterpretation of FictionWorld Literature, 1000 C.E. to the PresentRace and Literary TextsGender and Literary Texts (sections M001 and M003)Literary Periods before 1900: Romanticism & the EnvironmentEthnic Literatures and Cultures: Literature of the Caribbean DiasporaShakespeare in the age of CoviRace, Nation, Empire: Race Immigration &Graphic NoveRace, Nation, Empire before 1900: American Captivities-Race, Gender &Nation in the New WorldReading Gender & Sexualities: Feminist FictionsForms&Genres: Modern US fiction 1890-1940Forms & Genres before 1900: Reading, Breathing ShakespeareNarratives of TraumaIntroduction to Classical LiteraturePasternak and SolzhenitsynIsraeli Literature and Culture approved ENG 182 sections only.approved ENG 192 sections only.approved ENG 311 sections onlyapproved ENG 315 sections onlyapproved ENG 340 sections onlyapproved ENG 352 sections only approved ENG 353 sections only approved ENG 360 sections onlyapproved ENG 410 sections onlyapproved ENG 411 sections onlyapproved HNR sections only; Honors only.crosslisted with JSP 335, MES 335, and REL 335Other Breadth in Liberal Arts: Art or Music History; Philosophy; Religion; or Additional Math orScience Course (3 credits)Art or Music History; Philosophy; or 11240340106300320400400412TitleAfrican American Religious HistoryThe Music and Life of PrinceHuman PredicamentCine-MetaArts and Ideas IIGender, Sexuality & ModernismItalian Renaissance ArtRadical MediaNative ModerismsFrom Gothic to GothHT&E PP&S Notesapproved HNR sections only; Honors only.approved HNR sections only; Honors only.
97307317Women in ArtUnderstanding Music IIReligion and Popular MusicFilm MusicMusic Videos from MTV to TodayMusic and MediaIntroductory Music TheoryTheories of Knowledge and RealityPolitical TheoryCritical ThinkingIntroduction ot Social and Political PhilosophyIntroduction to Moral TheoryHuman NaturePhilosophy Through FilmLogicPhilosophy of FeminismAncient PhilosophyPolitical Philosophy: The Social Contract Tradition and Its Critics PHI325 Existentialism 3387395396392101103114165185186191 Introduction to the Philosophy of ScienceMinds and MachinesFree WillEpistemologyPhilosophy of ArtStem Cells and SocietyIslamism and Islamist Movements TodayReligions of the WorldReligion and SportsThe Bible in History, Culture and ReligionDiscovering IslamHinduismBuddhismReligion, Meaning and Knowledgecrosslisted with HOM 125also PHI 109 (honors) crosslisted with PSC 125 crosslisted with WGS 297 crosslisted with PSC 373Prereq: 1 PHI course or Jr/Sr standing; Online UC section withsome spaces reservedPrereq: 1 PHI course or Jr/Sr standingPrereq: 1 PHI course or Jr/Sr standingPrereq: 1 PHI course or Jr/Sr standingPrereq: 1 PHI course or Jr/Sr standingcrosslisted with BIO 396; REL 359 crosslisted with MES 392/REL 362crosslisted with JSP 114UC Online spaces reserved for UC studentscrosslisted with SAS 186UC Online spaces reserved for UC students
0320320337341357Global Christians & Daily LifeJewish Space and PlaceJewish Humor and SatirePsychology, Spirituality, Love and EthicsRabbinic Sex Stories in TalmudReligion and Video GamingReligion and MigrationGod, Power, and PoliticsShoah: Responding to the HolocaustWomen, Abolition and Religion in 19th C AmericaQueerly Religious approved REL 200 sections onlyapproved REL 200 sections onlycrosslisted with LIT, JSP 239Approved REL 300 sections onlyApproved REL 320 sections onlyApproved REL 320 sections onlyApproved REL 320 sections onlycrosslisted with JSP 337 crosslisted with HST 387, WGS 341crosslisted with QSX 357Additional Math or ScienceDept. No.TitleAny introductory lab science from AST, BIO, CHE, EAR, 86295295211225223The Natural EnvironmentGlobal Environmental ChangeEarth SciencesGeohazards & Natural DisastersClimate Change Past and PresentOceanographyWater and Our EnvironmentVolcanos and EarthquakesProbability & Statistics for Liberal arts IElements of Modern MathPrecalculusElementary Probability and StatisticsLife Sciences Calculus ILife Sciences Calculus IICalculus ICalculus IIIntroduction of NeuroscienceNutrition in HealthIntroduction to Cognitive NeuroscienceHT&E PP&SNotesDo not take after a course 180 or higherPrereq PSY 205
HST 337 America in the World: The History of U.S. Foreign Relations, 1898-Present HST 386 Crime & Society in American History 162
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