Electives

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Course Lists:
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ALL APPROVED | LOWER-LEVEL | UPPER-LEVEL

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List of all currently approved GDST electives

Arts

• ARTS 272 - Art of the Twentieth Century
• ARTS 273 - History of American Art
• ARTS 274 - Women, Art and Society (W)

American Sign Language

• ASLN 101 - Elementary American Sign Language I
• ASLN 102 - Elementary American Sign Language II
• ASLN 201 - Intermediate American Sign Language I

Biology

• BIOL 120 - Life: Ecology and People (tied to instructor, Blair)

Business Law

• BLAW 300 - Legal Environment

Classics

• CLAS 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Classics and the African American Intellectual Tradition (tied to instructor Strunk)
• CLAS 236 - Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greece and Rome

Communications

• COMM 323 - Race, Class, Gender and the Media*
• COMM 324 - Sex and Violence in Media* (W)

Criminal Justice

• CJUS 365 - Women in the Criminal Justice System (W)

Economics

• ECON 201 - Macroeconomic Principles (Bertaux)

Education

• EDCH 320 - Multi-Cultural Literature for Children
• EDEL 260 - Cultural Diversity In Education

English

• ENGL 128 - Studies in Black Literature
• ENGL 132 - Studies in Women's Literature
• ENGL 205 - Lit and The Moral Imagination Focus on Literature of Diversity (O'Leary)
• ENGL 205 - Lit and The Moral Imagination: Focus on Colonialism, Crime and the Family (Williams) (R)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Media, Gender, and Identity (Winkelmann) (W)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Gender and Violence (Winkelmann) (W)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Subcultures (Yandell)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination focus on the Family (Wyett)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Power of Storytelling (Wyett)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Literature and the Environment (Wyett)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Coming-of-Age Stories (Wyett)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Building a Good Society (Getz)
• ENGL 205 - Literature and Moral Imagination Focus on Leadership and Community (Getz)
• ENGL 320 - Topics in Linguistics, Gender and Language (Winkelmann) (W)
• ENGL 328/THEO 428 - Gender Religion and Violence
• ENGL 335 - Post-Humanist Literature
• ENGL 344 - Major Black Authors (R)
• ENGL 352 - African Literature (R)
• ENGL 359 - Gender and Diversity in Film*
• ENGL 360 - Women Writers (W)
• ENGL 364 - Jane Austen: Then and Now (W)
• ENGL 366 - Feminist Theory (W)
• ENGL 370 - Writing By Sexual Minorities (W)
• ENGL 411 - Medieval Women's Writing (W)
• ENGL 441 - 18th-Century British Literature
• ENGL 465 - 18th-Century British Novel
• ENGL 484 - African-American Literature (R)
• ENGL 489 - American Minority Literature(R)
• ENGL 491 - American Texts and Adaptations

French

• FREN 205 - French Literature and the Moral Imagination

• HIST 222 - The Harlem Renaissance (R)
• HIST 231 Slavery in the Atlantic World (R)
• HIST 233 Women in American History (W)
• HIST 275 Urban Imaginaries in India (R)
• HIST 306 Civil War and Reconstruction (R)
• HIST 307 Immigration and Ethnicity (R)
• HIST 309 Age of Big Business
• HIST 314 Africa Since 1945 (R)
• HIST 324 African-American Struggle for Equality* (R)
• HIST 333 - Histories of American Childhood
• HIST 343 Religion and Empire in Latin America (R)
• HIST 350 Globalization*
• HIST 395 History of South Africa (R)
• HIST 427 - Race and Nation in Modern Latin America (R)
• HIST 479 - Sem: Contact, Conquest and New World Orders (R)

• MATH 125 - Women in Mathematics

Music

• MUSC 105 - Hip-Hop Music and Culture
• MUSC 110 - World Music
• MUSC 116 - Women in Music

Nursing

• NURS 132 Health and Culture I
• NURS 484 Hispanic Focus Elective (R)

• POLI 219 - Irish Government and Politics
• POLI 224 - Middle East Politics
• POLI 280 - Irish Political Culture
• POLI 316 - Globalization*
• POLI 320 - Global Islamic Politics (R)
• POLI 367 - Gender and Politics: Women, Elections and Representation (W)

Psychology

• PSYC 353 - Violence Against Women and Girls (W)
• PSYC 365 - Psychology of Women (W)

Social Work

• SOCW/CJUS/SOCI 167 - Survey of Society in Social Work
• SOCW 204 Contemporary Social Problems
• SOCW 206 Introduction to Gender and Diversity Studies
• SOCW 299 Child Welfare and Development
• SOCW 315 Values, Poverty and Society (formerly Social Institutions as a System)*
• SOCW 316 Social Policy and Contemporary Issues
• SOCW 318 Trends in Modern Society: Race Relations* (R)
• SOCW 325 - Women/Men: Myth and Reality (W)
• SOCW 338 - Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer Studies (W)
• SOCW/THEO 404 - Religion, Ethics, and Professional Practice*
• SOCW 444 Addictive Behaviors

• SPAN 351 Latin American Civilization I (R)
• SPAN 352 Latin American Civilization II (R)
• SPAN 353 - Introduction to Latin American Studies
• SPAN 358 - Central American Society and Culture

Sports Management

• SPMG 195 History of American Sport
• SPMG 410 Sport Ethics*

• THEO 111 Theological Foundations (tied to instructor, Enriquez)
• THEO 210 Christian Tradition II (tied to instructor, Suna-Koro)
• THEO 218 Women in Early Christianity (W)
• THEO 267 African-American Biblical Interpretation (R)
• THEO 270 New Testament and Politics
• THEO 283, Jewish/Christian Dialogue Today
• THEO 308 The Religious Thought of Martin Luther King, Jr. (R)
• THEO 316 Globalization*
• THEO 319 Anti-Semitism: The Great Hatred (R)
• THEO 322 Black Theology* (R)
• THEO 326 Women and Religion (W)
• THEO 335 African Religions (R)
• THEO 355 Introduction to Islam (R)
• THEO 357 Islamic Philosophy and Theology (R)
• THEO 358 Immigration, Theology, and Ethics* (R)
• THEO 372 Disability, Ethics, and Theology*
• THEO 428/ENGL 328 - Gender Religion and Violence

University Studies

• UNST 300 - Academic Service Learning: Nicaragua

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