To understand our daily lives in the modern world, one must understand the dynamics of modern society and the forces that influence the course of living and working in the world.
Code | Title | Credits |
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Area of Knowledge: Contemporary Perspective | 9 | |
Select three of the following courses: 1,2 | ||
American Memoir and Autobiography | ||
Sports in American Life | ||
Multicultural America | ||
Special Topics in American Studies 1 | ||
The New South in Literature, Music and Film | ||
Philosophy of Martin Luther King Jr. | ||
American Popular Culture | ||
America and the Future | ||
Technology and Science in America | ||
Hip Hop and American Culture | ||
American Identity in the Arts | ||
Social Impact of Rock and Roll | ||
Communication, Culture and Media | ||
Intercultural Communication | ||
Communication Ethics | ||
Gender and Communication | ||
Principles of Macroeconomics | ||
Principles of Microeconomics | ||
The Social Construction of Global Society | ||
Politics of the Global Economy | ||
Public Opinion | ||
Global Politics | ||
Terrorism, Revolutions, and Political Violence | ||
Intercultural Communication | ||
Political Communication | ||
Ethnographic Film | ||
Politics of the Middle East | ||
Global Perspectives on Health and Illness | ||
Third World Politics | ||
Politics of Exile, Asylum and Diaspora | ||
The Arab-Israeli Conflict | ||
Introduction to Gender Studies | ||
Introduction to Women's Studies | ||
Race, Class and Gender in Contemporary American Society | ||
Popular Constructions of Gender and Sexuality | ||
Gender and Communication | ||
Leadership and Community | ||
Modern Latin America | ||
Modern East Asia | ||
History of Modern Japan | ||
American Urban History | ||
20th-Century Europe | ||
China in Revolution | ||
Homeland Security | ||
U.S. Constitutional Law | ||
The Political System - Theories/Theme | ||
Homeland Security | ||
U.S. Constitutional Law | ||
Political Behavior: Fear, Risk and Crisis | ||
Congressional Power and National Security Policy | ||
Congressional Power and National Security Policy | ||
Presidential Power and National Security Policy | ||
Public Administration | ||
The Politics and Ethics of Emergencies | ||
U.S. Foreign Policy and Security Policy | ||
Critical Views of Global Security | ||
Courts, Judges and Politics | ||
Human Rights in Global Context | ||
Conflict & Conflict Resolution | ||
Cyberspace Law and Policy | ||
Race, Class and Gender in Contemporary American Society | ||
Contemp Music Experience | ||
Social Philosophy | ||
Business Ethics | ||
Philosophy of Law | ||
Medical Ethics | ||
All Political Science (POL) courses | ||
Introduction to Psychology 2 | ||
Organizational Psychology 2 | ||
Abnormal Psychology 2 | ||
Child Development 2 | ||
Youth and Adolescent Development 2 | ||
Social Psychology 2 | ||
Psychology of Peace & Conflict 2 | ||
Drugs and Human Behavior 2 | ||
Cyberpsychology | ||
Psychology of the Family 2 | ||
Psychology and Law | ||
Psychology of Gender 2 | ||
Positive Psychology 2 | ||
Death, Dying and Suicide 2 | ||
Sociological Imagination | ||
Families | ||
Deviance and Crime | ||
Racial and Ethnic Relations | ||
Social Movements | ||
Youth and Crime | ||
Social Problems | ||
Drugs, Crime &American Society | ||
Aging | ||
Social Service Organizations | ||
Media, Culture and Society | ||
Schools and Schooling | ||
Work and Occupations | ||
Women and Law | ||
Cities And Suburbs | ||
Pre-Industrial Economies | ||
Women in Society | ||
Gender and Criminal Justice | ||
Feminist Social Thought | ||
Law and Lawyers | ||
Hate Crimes in the United States | ||
White Collar & Corporate Crime | ||
Class and Economic Inequality | ||
Punishment and Corrections | ||
Power and Politics | ||
Developing Societies | ||
Police and American Society | ||
Policing and Counter Terrorism | ||
Race and Crime | ||
Health Care and Society | ||
Human Service Organizations | ||
Contemporary Theater |
1 | To request approval of courses not included in this Area of Knowledge contact: Terri Marriott |
2 | Students enrolled in Psychology (B.A.), Psychology - Online (B.A.) or Organizational Psychology (B.A.) degree programs may not use any PSY courses in the Contemporary Perspective to complete this requirement. |