Courses Approved to Meet the General Education Requirements in Internationalism, Multiculturalism, Quantitative Thinking and Writing
(these requirements only apply to students matriculated in Fall 2007 and beyond)
Spring 2012 Last Updated 2/6/12
** - pending final approval from the faculty in February
Internationalism
ANTH 111-01, Cultural Anthropology (Gonzalez)
ANTH 358-01, Antropology of Violence (Gonzalez)
ANTH and ENVI 365-01, Environmental Anthropology (Guneratne)
** ART and ASIA 171-01, Art of the East II: Japan (Kelley)
** ART and ASIA 294-03, Art and Revolution in China (Kelley)
ASIA 111-01, Introduction to Asian Studies (Green)
CHIN 255-01, China on Screen (Yang)
CHIN 452-01, Translating Chinese (Green)
CLAS and WGSS 127-01, Women, Gender, Sex in Greece and Rome (Severy-Hoven)
ECON 221-01, Intro to International Economics (Robertson)
ECON and INTL 225-01, Comparative Economic Systems (Krueger)
FREN 307-01,
Culture Francaise: La civilisation francaise en evolution de Lascaux a 1789 (Sauret)
GEOG 111-01, Human Geography of Global Issues (Lanegran)
GEOG and ENVI 258-01, Geography of Environmental Hazards (Hazen)
GERM 308-01, Introduction to German Studies (Huener)
GERM 365-01, Modernism and Avant-Garde (Schulte-Sasse)
HIST 258-01, Europe Since 1945 (Weisensel)
HIST and RUSS 261-01, Russian Cinema (Weisensel/Chadaga)
HIST and ASIA 275-01, History of Modern China (Tam)
HIST and ASIA 277-01, History of Modern Japan (Tam)
HIST 294-01, Commodities and Exchange in Urban Africa
(Ferrell)
HIST 294-02, Schooling and Childhood in Anglophone Africa (Ferrell)
HIST and ASIA 378-01, War Crimes and Memory in East Asia (Tam)
HIST, INTL and LATI 381-01, Transnational Latin America (Capello)
INTL 114-01/02, Intro to International Studies: International Conduct (von Geldern)
INTL 194-01, Tourism in the Modern Age (Tchoukarine)
INTL 202-01, Global Media Industries (Griffin)
INTL 245-01, Intro to International Human Rights (Weber)
INTL 272-01, Post-Nationalism: The Post-Soviet Sphere (Tchoukarine)
INTL 294-01, Cinema and Translation (Chan)
INTL 294-02, Indigenous Peoples in Global-Comparative Perspective (Cothran)
INTL 294-03, Global Shakespeares: All the World (Schumacher-Schmidt)
INTL 352-01, Transitional Justice (Nedelsky)
INTL 394-02, Poverty, Health and Development (Hanson)
INTL 494-01, Senior Seminar: Travel, Migration, Mobility (Tchoukarine)
MUSI 111-01, World Music (Wong)
MUSI 294-01, Analyzing World Music (Wong)
PHIL 236-01, Indian Philosophies (Laine)
POLI 120-01, International Politics (Latham)
POLI 242-01, Development Politics (Blaney)
POLI and LATI 341-01, Comparative Social Movements (Dosh)
PSYC 379-01, Cultural Psychology (No)
RELI 102-01, Modern Islam (Wilson)
RELI 200-01,
The Quar'an (Koran) (Wilson)
RUSS and ENGL 366-01, Nabokov (Chadaga)
RUSS 367-01, Dostoevsky and Gogol (Hammarberg)
SOCI 110-01, Introduction to Sociology (Samman)
THDA 260-01 and ART 294-01, Performance Studies Praxis (Nielsen/Inglot)
WGSS 220-01, Feminist Reconstructions: The Subaltern (Sarker)
WGSS 294-01, Whiteness and Postcolonialism (Sarker)
Multiculturalism
AMST and HIST 222-01, Imagining the American West (Hudson)
AMST 260-01 and HIST 294-05, Race, Cultural Politics and Social Movements (Rhodes)
AMST 294-02, School-to-Prison Pipeline (Aguilar-San Juan)
** AMST 294-03, Mixed Race America: Identity, Culture, and Politics (Pate)
ANTH and AMST 254-01, Peoples and Cultures of Native America (Dean)
EDUC 230-01, Community Youth Development (Kruse)
ENGL 105-01, American Voices (English)
ENGL and AMST 380-01, Postmodern African American Literature (English)
ENGL 394-01, LA and the American Dream (Warde)
GEOG and AMST 341-01, Urban Social Geography (Trudeau)
HISP, AMST and LATI 308-01, Intro to U.S. Latino Studies (Munoz)
HISP 431-01, Spanish in the Workplace (Blanco-Iglesias)
HIST 194-02 and AMST 194-01, Great Lakes Native American History (Shoemaker)
HIST and AMST 224-01, African American History (Rachleff)
INTL and ENGL 384-01, Langston Hughes: Global Writer (Moore)
LING and SOCI 175-01/02, Sociolinguistics (Milligan)
MUSI 294-02, History of Jazz (Bauer)
POLI 294-01,
Immigration Politics (Keremidchieva)
PSYC and AMST 262-01, Asian American Psychology (No)
RELI 194-01, Asian Religions in America (Davis)
RELI 194-02, American Heretics (Cooey)
RELI 194-03, America's Jews, American Judaism (Cytron)
RELI 194-04 and AMST 194-03, American Catholics (Laine)
Quantitative Thinking
Q1
ANTH 340-01, Paleoanthropology (Legge)
BIOL and ENVI 285-01, Ecology (Dosch)
BIOL 358-01, Microbiology (Sundby)
EDUC and PSYC 220-01, Educational Psychology (Kruse)
ENVI 133-01, Environmental Science (Hornbach)
ENVI 150-01, Climate and Society (Bradtmiller)
GEOG 365-01, Urban GIS (Smith)
GEOL 102-01, Exploring the Solar System (Wirth)
GEOL 103-01, Geocinema (MacGregor)
LING 205-01, Phonology (Esposito)
MATH 135-01/02, Applied Calculus (Kaplan)
MATH 137-02, Single Variable Calculus (Ehren)
MATH 236-01, Linear Algebra (Beveridge)
MATH 237-01, Multivariable Calculus (Roberts)
MATH 237-02, Multivariable Calculus (Flath)
NEUR 300-01, Directed Research (Wiertelak)
PHYS 226-01, Principles of Physics I (ter Veldhuis)
PHYS 348-01, Labratory Instrumentation (Heyman)
Q2
CHEM 112-01, General Chemistry II (Fischer)
CHEM 112-02, General Chemistry II (Splan)
CHEM 112-03/04, General Chemistry II (Green)
CHEM 222-01, Analytical Chemistry (Kuwata)
CHEM 312-01, Quantum Mech/Spectroscopy (Varberg)
ECON 194-01, Introduction to the American Economy (Moe)
GEOG 225-01, Intro to Geographic Information Systems (Barcus)
MATH 253-01/02, Applied Multivariate Statistics (Johnson)
NEUR and PSYC 248-01, Behavioral Neuroscience (Wiertelak)
PSYC 300-01, Directed Research in Psychology (Lucas-Thompson/No)
THDA 125-01, Technical Theater (Keyser)
Q3
ECON 119-02/03, Principles of Economics (Moe)
ECON 119-04, Principles of Economics (Aslanian)
ECON 119-05, Principles of Economics (West)
GEOG 378-01, Research Methods in Geography (Smith)
GEOL 302-01, Petrology and Geochemistry (Wirth)
MATH and ECON 108-01, Quantitative Thinking (Bressoud)
MATH 153-01/02, Data Analysis and Statistics (Saxe)
MATH 155-01, Intro to Statistical Modeling (Addona)
MATH 155-02, Intro to Statistical Modeling (Lendway)
MATH 155-03, Intro to Statistical Modeling (Johnson)
PSYC 201-01, Research in Psychology I (Lea)
SOCI 269-01, Science and Social Inquiry (Larson)
Writing (The Writing requirement can only be satisfied AFTER taking a First Year Course--it must be taken AFTER the first semester and before the senior year. Transfer students may satisfy the requirement in any semester prior to the senior year.)
ANTH 230-01, Ethnographic Interviewing (Shandy)
** ART 161-01, Art of the West II (Kelley)
** ART and ASIA 171-01, Art of the East II: Japan
(Kelley)
ART 263-01, Modern Art (Inglot)
** ART and ASIA 294-03, Art and Revolution in China (Kelley)
ASIA 111-01, Introduction to Asian Studies (Green)
ECON 221-01, Introduction to International Economics (Robertson)
ECON and INTL 225-01, Comparative Economic Systems (Krueger)
ECON 381-01, Intro to Econometrics
(Robertson)
ENGL 101-01, College Writing (Mohan)
ENGL 105-01, American Voices (English)
ENGL 135-01, Poetry (Chudgar)
ENGL and ENVI 260-01, Science Fiction (Dawes)
ENGL 321-01, 18th Century British Novels (Chudgar)
ENGL and AMST 380-01, Postmodern African American Literature (English)
ENVI 280-01, Environmental Classics (Manning)
ENVI and HIST 345-01, Car Country: The Automobile and the American Environment (Wells)
FREN 306-01, Introduction to Literary Analysis (Sauret)
GEOG 248-01, Political Geography (Trudeau)
HISP 305-01/03, Oral and Written Expression (Mesa Adamuz)
HISP 305-02, Oral and Written Expression (Gimeno-Escudero)
HISP 308-01, Introduction to U.S. Latina/o Studies (Munoz)
HIST 294-02, Schooling and Childhood in Anglophone
Africa (Ferrell)
HIST 379-01, The Study of History (Cremer)
HIST, INTL and LATI 381-01, Transnational Latin America (Capello)
INTL 114-01/02, Intro to International Studies: International Conduct (von Geldern)
INTL and ENGL 384-01, Langston Hughes: Global Writer (Moore)
MCST 110-01/02, Texts and Power (Kim)
MUSI 343-01, Western Music-19th Century (Mazullo)
NEUR 300-01, Directed Research (Wiertelak)
PHIL 115-01,
Introduction to Philosophy (Folina)
PHIL 125-01,
Ethics (Wilcox)
PHIL 227-01, Bioethics (Gunderson)
PHIL 294-02, Rights of Nonhuman Animals (Michelfelder)
POLI 120-01, International Politics (Latham)
POLI 242-01, Development Politics (Blaney)
POLI 272-01,
Research Political Communication (Keremidchieva)
** POLI 300-01, American Government Institutions (Zis)
PSYC 300-01, Directed Research in Psychology (Lucas-Thompson/No)
RELI 194-01, Asian Religions in America (Davis)
RELI 223-01, Orthodoxy and Heresy in Early Christianity (Drake)
RELI 294-05, Martyrdom Then and Now (Drake)
SOCI 269-01, Science and Social Inquiry (Larson)
THDA 260-01 and ART 294-01, Performance Studies Praxis (Nielsen/Inglot)
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