Challenging Inequity

A minimum 16 credit hours, which include courses from at least three subject prefixes, from the following:

• ANTH 315 - Applied Economic Anthropology
    
• ANTH 325 - Indigenous Peoples, State and Order
    
• ANTH 365 - Mayas, Aztecs and Their Neighbors: Heart of the Earth
    
• ARTH 310 - American Art
    
• ARTH 312 - African American Art
    
• ARTH 314 - Latin American Art
    
• BIOL 108 - Water, Food and Sex
    
• COMM 317 - Intercultural Communication
    
• COMM 389 - Gender, Sexuality and Mass Media
    
• ECON 230 - Feminist Economics
    
• ECON 380 - Economic Development
    
• EDUC 101 - Foundations of Teaching and Learning
    
• EDUC 320 - Equitable Learning Environments: Elementary  
• EDUC 322 - Equitable Learning Environments: HS/MS  
• ENGL 232 - Black Narrative
    
• ENGL 240 - Beginning Poetry  
• ENGL 242 - Beginning Creative Nonfiction  
• ENGL 244 - Beginning Fiction  
• ENGL 246 - Beginning Playwriting  
• ENGL 234 - Gender and Literary Feminisms
    
• ENGL 332 - Multicultural American Literature
    
• GSST 100 - Introduction to Sex, Gender and Sexuality
    
• GSST 230 - Women and the Bible  
• GSST 234 - Gender and Literary Feminisms
    
• GSST 340 - Global Views: Women in Science
    
• GSST 350 - Gender and World Religions
    
• GSST 370 - Feminism, Gender, Queer Theory  
• GSST 389 - Gender, Sexuality and Mass Media
    
• HIST 112 - African American History  
• HIST 114 - History of the American West
    
• HIST 116 - Lincoln and the Civil War Era  
• HIST 118 - United States in the 1960s
    
• HIST 120 - Chicago History
    
• HIST 140 - Ireland: Famine to Freedom  
• HIST 180 - Global Power and the Middle East
    
• HIST 208 - History and Hollywood Films  
• HIST 222 - U.S. and Illinois to 1865
    
• HIST 224 - U.S. and Illinois from 1865–1945
    
• HIST 226 - U.S. and Illinois since 1945
    
• HIST 267 - Twentieth-Century East Asia: Industry, Empire and War
    
• HIST 270 - India, Empire and Violence  
• HIST 280 - Nineteenth-Century Europe: Sex and Mass Hysteria
    
• HIST 285 - Twentieth-Century Europe: Hitler Versus Stalin  
• HIST 310 - Immigration and U.S. Ethnic Identity
    
• LEAD 300 - Social Entrepreneurship
    
• PHIL 240 - Philosophy of Law
    
• PHIL 270 - Aesthetics
    
• PHIL 320 - Feminist Philosophy
    
• PHIL 340 - Social and Political Philosophy  
• POLS 203 - Law, Politics and Society
    
• POLS 310 - The American Electoral Process
    
• POLS 312 - Women in American Politics
    
• POLS 336 - Rights, Liberties and Justice
   
• POLS 337 - From Slavery to Prisons: Race and the Carceral State  
• PSYC 330 - Community Psychology
    
• RELG 225 - Urban Ethics and Religion
    
• RELG 230 - Women and the Bible
    
• RELG 235 - Sexuality and Christianity  
• RELG 245 - Hollywood, Values and Religion
    
• RELG 270 - Judaism
    
• RELG 350 - Gender and World Religions
    
• SBEN 250 - Coffee: From Seed to Cup
   
• SGBH 201 - Philosophy and the Human Condition  
• SGBH 311 - Philosophy of Race and Gender
    
• SGBH 326 - Black, Brown and Beige: The Spirit of African American Arts 
• SGBS 102 - The Western Political Tradition  
• SGBS 201 - Critical Theories of Society and Politics
    
• SGBS 202 - Social Formation and Social Transformation
    
• SGBS 311 - Philosophy of Race and Gender
    
• SGBS 326 - Black, Brown and Beige: The Spirit of African American Arts  
• SOCI 100 - Life Chances and Choices: Introduction to Sociology
    
• SOCI 212 - Social Class: Get Ahead/Fall Behind
    
• SOCI 220 - Crime, Law and Society
    
• SOCI 221 - Youth Justice, Crime and Law
    
• SOCI 344 - Sport in Society
    
• THEA 434 - Devised, Radical and Community-Based