**QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS COURSES**
It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that students in this track take at least one quantitative and/or one qualitative research methods course. There are quantitative and qualitative methods courses offered in Anthropology, Environmental Science, Political Science, Sociology, and Research, Evaluation, and Statistical Methodology (RESM), which can be approved by a student’s program advisor.
SJ Electives
(Pre-approved electives are listed below. Other courses may qualify but must be approved by the student’s advisor.)
Anthropology (ANTH courses subject to revision)
ANTH 5070-Culture of Development and Globalization
ANTH 5180-The Nature of Power
ANTH 5190-Ethnicity and Nationalism
ANTH 5200-Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective
ANTH 5400-Archaeology of Power and Inequality
ANTH 6041-Human Genetics: Legal, Ethical and Social Issues
(Cross-listed with HBSC 6320 and 7320)
Business
BUSN 6540-Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
Communication
CMMU 5040-Comunication, Prisons, and Social Justice
CMMU 5250-Difference Matters and Organizational Communication
CMMU 5268-Communication and Diversity in U.S. History
English
ENGL 5306-Survey of Feminist Thought
ENGL 5701-Multimedia in the Community
ENGL 5190 Special topics in Rhetoric and Writing ( depending on topic; they change with instructor)
Health and Behavioral Sciences
HBSC 5200-The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic
History
HIST 5032-Globalization in World History Since 1945
HIST 5055-The Atlantic Slave Trade: Africa, Caribbean and U.S.
HIST 5225-Urban America: Colonial to Present
HIST 5303-Sex and Gender in Modern Britain
(Cross-listed WGST 4303)
HIST5307-History of Sexuality
(Cross-listed with WGST 4307)
HIST 5308-Crime, Policing and Justice in American History
HIST 5345-Gender, Science and Medicine: 1600 to the Present
HIST 5412-Mexico and the United States: People and Politics on the Border
HIST 5414-Nationalism and State Building in Latin America
HIST 5415-Social Revolutions in Latin America
HIST 5455-African Struggle for Independence
HIST 5466-Teaching about Ethnicity, Race and Prejudice
Humanities
HUMN 5650-Reflections on Modernity
HUMN 5720-Sexuality, Gender and their Visual Representation
HUMN 5750-Philosophical Psychology
Philosophy
PHIL 5000-19th Century Philosophy
PHIL 5101-Pragmatism
PHIL 5242-Bioethics
PHIL 5250-Environmental Ethics
PHIL 5260-Philosophy of Law
PHIL 5600-Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 5920-Philosophy of Media and Technology
Political Science
PSCI 5025-Local Governance and Globalization
PSCI 5145-Indigenous Politics
PSCI 5206-Social Movements, NGOs and Global Politics
PSCI 5225 Democracy and Democratization
PSCI 5245-Gender, Globalization and Development
PSCI 5274-Conflict Resolution and Public Consent Building
PSCI 5276-Conflicts and Rights in International Law
PSCI 5286-International Relations: War or Peace?
PSCI 5374-Public Priorities for the 21st Century
PSCI 5414-Organizational Change Agents
PSCI 5545-Immigration Politics
PSCI 5555-International Women’s Resistance
PSCI 5644-Ethical Responsibilities of Leaders
PSCI 5837-Contemporary Issues in Civil Liberties
Sociology
SOCY 5040-Social Determinants of Health
SOCY 5410-Advanced Study of Social Change
SOCY 5440- Seminar: Social Stratification
SOCY 5680-Hate Groups and Group Violence
Social Science
SSCI 5400-Women and Violence
SSCI 5650-Reflections on Modernity
SSCI 5750-Philosophical Psychology
SSCI 6010-Methods and Theories of Feminism and Gender Studies
(Cross-listed with WGST 6010)