Semester Requirements
This immersion offers students a variety of academic perspectives on how diverse groups may share cultural or inherited characteristics, and how perceptions of difference influence their interactions. Race, ethnicity, gender, and sexualities are the main points of focus. Students will examine differential power between groups, analyze the social structures used to maintain, moderate, and alter power relations, as well as probe interpersonal relationships across social divides.
| Course | |
|---|---|
| Required course | |
| SOCI-220 | Minority Group Relations |
| Electives | |
| Choose two of the following: | |
| SOCI-220 | Minority Group Relations |
| ANTH-235 | Immigration to the U.S. |
| ANTH-260 | Native North Americans |
| COMM-304 | Intercultural Communication |
| CRIM-285 | Minority Groups and the Criminal Justice System |
| ECON-451 | Economics of Women and the Family |
| ENGL-314 | Topics in Women’s and Gender Studies |
| FNRT-206 | Queer Looks |
| FNRT-323 | Survey of African-American Music |
| FNRT-324 | Sounds of Protest |
| FNRT-371 | African-American Art |
| SOCI-210 | African-American Culture |
| SOCI-225 | Social Inequality |
| SOCI-235 | Women, Work, and Culture |
| SOCI-410 | Diversity in the City |