The following courses have been approved for Social Justice Overlay at the time of publication.
ACCT 220 Legal Environment of Business (D1-2)
ANTH 333 Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective (UD-D)
ANTH 341 Linguistic Diversity and Social Justice (UD-D)
ART 323 Modern Media, Art, and Culture I
ART 341 Advanced Photography and Social Justice
BAN 441 Business Data Visualization and Reporting
BIOL 335 Humans: Health and Disease (UD-B)
COMM 255 Queer Cultures: Knowledge and Literacy (D1-2)
DANC 333 - Cross-Cultural Identity, Creativity, & Social Justice Abroad (UD-C)
ENGL 322 African-American Literature Before 1945 (UD-C)
ENGL 324 Women’s Literature and Feminist Theory (UD-C)
ENGL 327 LGBT Literature and Queer Theory (UD-C)
ENGL 346 - Literature and Health Care (UD-C)
ENGL 355 - Language, Gender, and Social Change (UD-D)
ES 100 Introduction to Social Justice in Communities of Color (F-ES)
ES 120 The People’s History I (D1-2; US-1 and US-2)
ES 121 The People’s History II (D1-2; US-2 and US-3)
ES 122 - The Black Fantastic: Politics and Popular Culture in Black America (F-ES)
ES 222 - Race in the City (F-ES)
ES 223 Education For Liberation (F-ES)
ES 247Hip Hop Nation (F-ES)
ES 300W Writing for Social Justice (UD-C)
ES 305 Reel Injun: American Indians in Film (UD-D)
ES 306 American Indian Liberation (UD-D)
ES 320 The Chicano/a Movement (UD-D)
ES 323 Latinx and Latin American Film (UD-C)
ES 325 Mexico Before Spain (UD-C)
ES 326 Peoples of Central America (UD-D)
ES 328 - Afro-Latinx Cultures, Identities, Histories (UD-C)
ES 338 Asian American Politics (F-ES))
ES 342 James Baldwin (UD-C)
ES 343 Black Power (UD-D)
ES 344 Malcolm X: Third World Revolutionary (UD-D)
ES 361 Asian Immigrant and Refugee Women in Literature and Cinema (UD-C)
ES 362 Concentration Camps, USA (UD-D)
ES 365 Asian American and Pacific Islander Environmental Voices (UD-D)
ES 380 Queer of Color Histories, Cultures, and Identities (UD-C)
ES 384 Interracial Sex and Marriage (UD-C)
ES 396 Muslim American Activism: Beyond Islamophobia, Orientalism and Empire (UD-D)
GS 331 Community Engagement and Leadership Seminar for GANAS I (E)
GS 332 Community Engagement and Leadership Seminar for GANAS II (E)
HDEV 301 Theories of Human Development
HIST 321 Communism as Civilization (UD-C)
HIST 322 Warfare, Genocide, Terrorism: Globalization Through Conflict Since 1914 (UD-C)
HIST 328 20th Century World (UD-C)
HIST 361 Traditional India (UD-C)
HIST 362 Modern South Asia (UD-C)
HIST 363 - The Middle East and the Rise of Islamic Societies (UD-C)
HIST 364 The Modern Middle East (UD-C)
HIST 373 American and Haitian Revolutions: Wars of Independence, 1750-1850 (UD-C)
HIST 384 - Radicals, Reformers, and Reactionaries: Arguing about Social Justice in Modern US History (UD-C)
HIST 389 Social Justice and Reform Movements in America (UD-D)
HIST 393 - Revolutionary Thought in Latin America (UD-D)
HIST 487 American Refugees: The History of Forced Migration and Displaced Communities in the United States (UD-C)
HOS 205 Travel and Tourism (D1-2)
HOS 297 Food & Culture (D1-2)
KIN 315 Sport, Culture, and Power (UD-D)
KIN 489 Sport, Racism, and Ethnicity (UD-D)
LBST 223 Education For Liberation (F-ES)
MATH 318 Mathematical Contributions to Modern Society (UD-B)
MGMT 300 - Business and Professional Ethics
MLL 323 Francophone Culture and Civilization through Cinema (UD-C)
MLL 324 Francophone Literature in Translation (UD-C)
MLL 326 - Sexuality and Feminism in Francophone Literature and Cinema (UD-C)
MLL 366 New Chinese Cinema in English Translation (UD-D)
MLL 422 LGBTQ Francophone Cinema (UD-C)
MLL 425 Postcolonial Francophone Rap/Hip-Hop (UD-C)
MLL 441A Latin American Pop Culture: Narratives & Films (UD-D)
MLL 455 Japanese Manga and Anime Masterpieces in English Translation (UD-C)
NURS 450 Community Health Nursing Note: the Social Justice overlay requirement is satisfied upon completion of the two-course sequence, NURS 450 and NURS 451.
NURS 451 Community Health Nursing Practice
PH 270 Investigating Disease Outbreaks and Epidemics (C2)
PH 340 - Climate Change, Health, and Equity (UD-D)
PH 355 Bioethics (UD-C)
PH 440 Global Health and Disability (UD-D)
PHIL 312 Bioethics (UD-C)
PHIL 313 Philosophy of Business and Professional Ethics (UD-C)
PHIL 321 Philosophy and Science Fiction (UD-C)
PHIL 330 Epistemology: Knowing and Not Knowing (UD-C)
PHIL 332 Philosophy of Social Science (UD-D)
PHIL 333 Philosophy of Language (UD-C)
PHIL 334 Technologies and Human Values (UD-C)
PHIL 336 Philosophy of Cognition and Artificial Intelligence (UD-C)
PHIL 351 Social and Political Philosophy (UD-C)
PHIL 354 Global Human Rights and Social Justice (UD-C)
PHIL 371 Philosophy of Education (UD-C)
PHIL 375 Feminist Philosophy (UD-C)
PHIL 377 Philosophy of Law (UD-C)
POSC 332 Yes We Can! Advocacy and Action (UD-D)
POSC 338 Asian American Politics (F)
POSC 377 - Philosophy of Law (UD-C)
POSC 380 - Public Policy Analysis (UD-D)
POSC 383 Labor Policy and Law (UD-D)
PSYC 464 Eliminating Prejudice
REC 200 Serving Diverse Populations in Hospitality, Recreation, Rec Therapy and Tourism (D1-2)
REC 310 Women and Leisure (UD-D)
SOC 320 Social Inequalities
SOC 413 Medical Sociology
SOC 420 Political Sociology
SOC 433 Community Engagement
THEA 101 Doing The Right Thing: Social Justice Theatre (C1)
THEA 330 (UD-C)
WOST 403 Comparative Perspectives on Global Feminism
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