Diversity and Inclus

• AAAS 2800 - Civil Rights Geography^DI
• AAAS 3000 - Af&AfAm Hist,Cult,Exp to 1865^DI
• AAAS 3010 - AfAm Hist,Cult,Exp 1866-Prsnt^DI
• AAAS 3900 - Women Writers Contem Black Lit^DI
• ADA 3410 - Diversity and Substance Abuse^DI
• ANTH 1500 - Race, Biology, And Culture^DI
• ANTH 3440 - Indigenous North America^DI
• ART 4210 - Medieval Foreign Encounters^DI
• BLS 3050 - Intro Adults w/Disab^DI
• DANC 4850 - Race, Gender, and Dance^DI
• ECON 3090 - Economics of Gender and Race^DI
• ENGL 3170 - Stories of the Other^DI
• ENVS 4370 - Eco-Justice^DI
• ES 3950 - School And Society^DI
• FCS 2170 - Diverse Children,Fmlies,&Comm^DI
• FCS 3150 - Global Ecology Of The Family^DI
• GEOG 3200 - Culinary Tourism^DI
• GIST 3100 - Global Studies in the Field^DI
• GWS 2000 - Intro Gender & Women's Studies^DI
• GWS 2010 - LGBT Studies^DI
• GWS 3200 - Wom, Multicult/Soc Chng^DI
• GWS 3400 - Race, Gender and Science^DI
• GWS 3480 - Gender & Plastic Bodies^DI
• HISP 2750 - Latino Writing/Latino Culture^DI
• HIST 2020 - World History to 1500^DI
• HIST 3260 - Native Amer Hist And Culture^DI
• HIST 3310 - Queer History^DI
• HIST 3790 - WWII in US & Japanese History^DI
• HNRS 3302 - Civil Rights & Jazz, 1950-1975^DI
• HOL 1000 - Choices In Living^DI
• IPE 3050 - Study Abroad Guatemala^DI
• MUS 1510 - Jazz in America^DI
• MUS 1520 - Rock Music: Genesis & Devel^DI
• MUS 3500 - American Music^DI
• PADM 2000 - Intro Public/Nonprofit Service^DI
• PADM 3500 - Public Mgmt for Democracy^DI
• PHIL 3150 - Race And Gender Issues^DI
• PSCI 4210 - Gender And Law^DI
• REL 3015 - Christianity in the U.S.^DI
• REL 3145 - Cults, Sects, & New Religions^DI
• REL 3190 - Religion and Health^DI
• SIGN 1020 - American Sign Language II^DI
• SOC 2100 - Modern Soc Problems^DI
• SPAN 3220 - Life-Cult Of Spain^DI
• SPAN 3230 - Life&culture Spanish America^DI
• SWRK 3330 - Cult/Ethn/Inst Swrk Practice^DI
• THEA 1050 - Af Americans in Thea & Media^DI
• Courses designated as ^DI fulfill the Diversity and Inclusion requirement.
• Courses designated as ^PS fulfill the Planetary Sustainability requirement.

Carlos

Carlos is a youth and community development major. He hopes to work in an agency focused on youth dropout prevention. He plans to seek an internship in an alternative high school or juvenile home and wanted to develop skills in the area of behavior management to understand how to help youth shape positive behaviors.

• Oral/Digital Communications: COM1000 Communication and Community Engagement
• Critical Thinking in the Arts and Humanities: SWRK1000 Intr-Social Service
• Artistic Theory and Practice: HISP3390 Contemporary Latin America
• Societies and Cultures: ADA3410 Diversity and Substance Abuse^DI
• Local and National Perspectives: FCS4120 Family Policy^DI
• Personal Wellness: CECP3700 Career Planning and Development^DI