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Undergraduate Courses

Courses Offered Spring 2010

  • AFRO 3131Contemporary Issues in Africa (Okediji), 3 credits
  • AFRO 4231 The Color of Public Policy: African Americans, American Indians, and Chicanos in the United States (Brewer), 3 credits
  • AMIN 4231 The Color of Public Policy: African Americans, American Indians, and Chicanos in the United States (Brewer), 3 credits
  • ANTH 3003 Cultural Anthropology (Raheja), 3 credits
  • CHIC 3374 Migrant Farmworkers in the U.S.: Families, Work and Advocacy (Sass Zaragoza), 3 credits
  • CHIC 4231 The Color of Public Policy: African Americans, American Indians, and Chicanos in the United States (Brewer), 3 credits
  • GEOG 3331 Geography of the World Economy (Sheppard), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3145 Knowledge, Power and the Politics of Representation in Global Studies (Goldman), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3402 Human Rights Internship (Frey), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3602 Other Worlds: Globalization and Culture (Craddock), 3 credits
  • GLOS 4221 Sociology of Globalization: Culture, Norms, and Organization (Goldman),3 credits
  • POL 3477 Political Development (Caraway), 3 credits
  • POL 3835 International Relations, 3 credits
  • POL 4485 Human Rights and Democracy in the World (Sikkink), 3 credits
  • SOC 4321 The Color of Public Policy: African Americans, American Indians, and Chicanos in the United States (Brewer), 3 credits

Undergraduate Human Rights Courses

  • AFRO 3131 Contemporary Issues in Africa, 3 credits
  • AFRO 3251 Sociological Perspectives on Race, Class, and Gender (Brewer), 3 credits
  • AFRO 3436 Historical Background to Contemporary African Conflicts: Case Studies, 3 credits
  • AFRO 4231 The Color of Public Policy: African Americans, American Indians, and Chicanos in the United States (Brewer), 3 credits
  • AFRO 4478 Contemporary Politics in Africa and the Colonial Legacy, 3 credits
  • AMIN 4231 The Color of Public Policy: African Americans, American Indians, and Chicanos in the United States (Brewer), 3 credits
  • ANTH 3003 Cultural Anthropology, 3 credits
  • ANTH 3021 Anthropology of the Middle East, 3 credits
  • ANTH 3212 Globalization, Markets, and Inequality, 3 credits
  • ANTH 4065 The Anthropology of Development (Gudeman), 3 credits
  • APEC 3071 Agriculture and Economic Growth in Developing Countries, 3 credits
  • APEC 4103 World Food Problems, 3 credits
  • CHIC 3374 Migrant Farmworkers in the U.S.: Families, Work and Advocacy (Sass Zaragoza), 3 credits
  • CHIC 3771 Latino Social Power and Social Movements in the U.S., 3 credits
  • CHIC 4231 The Color of Public Policy: African Americans, American Indians, and Chicanos in the United States (Brewer), 3 credits
  • COMM 3676W Communicating Terrorism, 3 credits
  • COMM 3682W Communicating War, 3 credits
  • FREN 3471 Topics in Francophone African Literature and Cultures: Children in the Crossfire, 3 credits
  • GEOG 3158 Southern Africa: Apartheid and Beyond, 3 credits
  • GEOG 3331 Geography of the World Economy (Sheppard), 3 credits
  • GEOG 3379 / GLOS 3303 Environment and Development in the Third World (Samatar), 3 credits
  • GEOG 3381W Population in an Interacting World (Leitner), 3 credits
  • GEOG 4382 Contemporary Immigrant America, 3-5 credits
  • GLOS 3144 Knowledge, Power, and the Politics of Representation in Global Studies, 3 credits
  • GLOS 3212 Globalization, Markets, and Inequality, 3 credits
  • GLOS 3302 Debating “Development”: Contested Visions (Gidwani), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3401 International Human Rights Law (Frey), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3402 Human Rights Internship (Frey), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3415 Global Institutions of Power: World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and World Trade Organization (Goldman), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3602 Other Worlds: Globalization and Culture (Craddock), 3 credits
  • GLOS 3607 Gender and the Global Politics of Health, 3 credits
  • GLOS 4221 Sociology of Globalization: Culture, Norms, and Organization, 3 credits
  • GLOS 4406 Sociology of International Law, 3 credits
  • GWSS 3003 Gender and Global Politics (Nagar), 3 credits
  • GWSS 3207 Gender and the Global Politics of Health, 3 credits
  • HIST 3727W / JWST 3521W / RELS 3521W History of the Holocaust, 3 credits
  • HIST 3728 Race, Nation, and Genocides in the Modern World (Snyder), 3 credits
  • ID 3321 AIDS/HIV: Ethical Issues, 3 credits
  • PHIL 3307 Social Justice and Community Service (Wallace), 4 credits
  • POL 3477 Political Development, 3-4 credits
  • POL 3739 Politics of Race, Class, and Ethnicity (Nimtz), 3 credits
  • POL 3835 International Relations (Duvall), 3 credits
  • POL 4478W Contemporary Politics in Africa and the Colonial Legacy (Nimtz), 4 credits
  • POL 4485 Human Rights and Democracy in the World, 3 credits
  • POL 4883W Global Governance
  • POL 4885 International Conflict and Security, 3 credits
  • POL 4887 Thinking Strategically in International Politics
  • PUBH 3010 Public Health Approaches to HIV/AIDS (Horvath), 2 credits
  • SOC 3322W Social Movements, Protests, and Change (Broadbent), 3 credits
  • SOC 3511 World Population Problems
  • SOC 4321 Sociology of Globalization: Culture, Norms, and Organization, 3 credits
  • SW 3501 Theories and Practices of Social Change Organizing, 4 credits
  • SW 3703 Gender Violence in Global Perspective (Sharma), 3 credits