*Among these hours, majors MAY include up to 3 sh of course work that considers Human Rights primarily in the U.S. context.

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1 ADDITIONAL COURSES GUIDE International and Global Human Rights (HR: 157) Undergraduate Bulletin The following list should be used only as a GUIDE for selecting courses to fulfill Additional Course requirement for the International and Global Studies major with a concentration in International and Global Human Rights. Courses highlighted in yellow represent RECOMMENDED courses (see also Lists of Recommended Courses ). IGS-marked offerings taught in a given semester appear in the Course Schedules (consult the Category listing) published by the University Registrar s Office. Both this Guide and the Registrar s Course Schedules are subject to change as courses are added to or deleted from the curriculum. Final IGS credit decisions are subject to approval by the Director of IGS or a designated Program advisor. MAJOR REQUIREMENTS NOTE: IGS majors pursuing this concentration must complete 18 sh of Additional Course work at the 200 level or above. At least 15 sh of this work must focus primarily on topics related to Human Rights in international and global contexts,* with at least 9 sh done at the upper-level (300 level and above); the remaining 3 sh (to complete the 18 sh requirement) may or may not focus on Human Rights. In addition, although Additional Courses for this concentration may be selected from any of the four course categories, they must comply with the distribution requirement for the IGS major: i.e., up to 9 sh in a single subject category and no more than 6 sh in any other. Unless otherwise indicated (below), these courses must also focus primarily on the modern period: i.e., from the 19 th century through the present. *Among these hours, majors MAY include up to 3 sh of course work that considers Human Rights primarily in the U.S. context. A. 200-LEVEL COURSES CATEGORY 1: SOCIETY & POLITICS (S&P) AFRICAN AMERICAN & AFRICAN DIASPORA STUDIES ADS 201 Introduction to African American Studies ADS 210 Blacks in Amer. Scty: Soc., Econ., & Pol. Perspectives HISTORY HIS 203 History of Africa to 1870 HIS 204 History of Africa since 1870 HIS 208 Topics in Modern World History I* (when HR focus) HIS 209 Topics in Modern World History II* (when HR focus) HIS 212 The US: A General Survey* (when HR focus) HIS 217 The World in the Twentieth Century* (when HR focus) HIS 218 World in the Twentieth Century (1945+) HIS 240 (Dis)order and Progress: Latin America since 1810* (when HR focus) HONORS (LLOYD INTERNATIONAL HONORS COLLEGE) (HSS) HSS 202 Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern* (when HR focus) HSS 208 Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies* (when HR focus) HSS 212 Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern* (when HR focus) HSS 218 Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies* (when HR focus) HSS 222 Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern* (when HR focus) HSS 228 Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies* (when HR focus)

2 I&G Human Rights Electives by Level and Category 2 PEACE & CONFLICT STUDIES PCS 205 Peace and Violence in the Modern World PCS 212 Introduction to Peace & Conflict Studies POLITICAL SCIENCE PSC 240 The International System PSC 260 Introduction to Comparative Politics* (when HR focus) PSC 290 Politics of the Nonwestern World RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE (WARREN ASHBY) (RCO) RCO 202 Res. Col. Sem. in Historical Perspectives: Modern* (when HR focus) RCO 205 Res. Col. Sem. in Social and Behavioral Studies* (when HR focus) RCO 212 Res. Col. Sem. in Historical Perspectives: Modern* (when HR focus) RCO 215 Res. Col. Sem. in Social and Behavioral Studies* (when HR focus) RCO 222 Res. Col. Sem. in Historical Perspectives: Modern* (when HR focus) RCO 225 Res. Col. Sem. in Social and Behavioral Studies* (when HR focus) SOCIOLOGY SOC 202 Social Problems in a Global Context SOC 225 Race, Class, and Gender: Social Inequalities CATEGORY 2: ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT (E&D) SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY (STH) STH 251 Multicultural Issues in Hospitality and Tourism* (when HR focus) CATEGORY 3: ARTS AND LITERATURE (A&L) ENGLISH ENG 208 Topics in Global Literature* (when HR focus) ENG 209 Topics in Non-Western Literature* (when HR focus) GERMAN GER 222 The Holocaust in Literature and Art HONORS (LLOYD INTERNATIONAL HONORS COLLEGE) (HSS) HSS 207 Seminar in Literature* (when HR focus) HSS 217 Seminar in Literature* (when HR focus) HSS 227 Seminar in Literature* (when HR focus) LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND CULTURES LLC 250 Global Cultures through Film: Angles of Vision** (when HR focus) RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE (WARREN ASHBY) (RCO) RCO 204 Res. Col. Sem. in Literature and Rhetoric* (when HR focus) RCO 214 Res. Col. Sem. in Literature and Rhetoric* (when HR focus) RCO 224 Res. Col. Sem. in Literature and Rhetoric* (when HR focus) CATEGORY 4: BELIEF SYSTEMS & CULTURES (BS&C) HONORS (LLOYD INTERNATIONAL HONORS COLLEGE) (HSS) HSS 206 Seminar in Philosophical/Religious/Ethical Principles* (when HR focus) HSS 216 Seminar in Philosophical/Religious/Ethical Principles* (when HR focus) HSS 226 Seminar in Philosophical/Religious/Ethical Principles* (when HR focus) LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND CULTURES LLC 250 Global Cultures through Film: Angles of Vision** (when HR focus) (also A&L)

3 I&G Human Rights Electives by Level and Category 3 RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE (WARREN ASHBY) (RCO) RCO 203 Res. Col. Sem. in Phil./Religious/Ethical Principles* (when HR focus) RCO 213 Res. Col. Sem. in Phil./Religious/Ethical Principles* (when HR focus) RCO 223 Res. Col. Sem. in Phil./Religious/Ethical Principles* (when HR focus) RELIGIOUS STUDIES REL 248 Comparative Religious Ethics REL 251 Topics in Religious Social Ethics* (when HR focus) B. UPPER-LEVEL COURSES CATEGORY 1: SOCIETY & POLITICS (S&P) AFRICAN AMERICAN & AFRICAN DIASPORA STUDIES ADS 305 Special Topics in African American Studies* AFS 306 Sp. Tp: Afr. Diaspora: Africa/Indian Ocean/Americas* AFS 356 Making of the African Diaspora* (same as HIS 356) BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES BLS 383 Religious Resistance to Political Power** (when HR focus) (also E&D) COMMUNICATION STUDIES CST 440 Reclaiming Democracy: Dialogue, Decision-Making, Community Action CST 506 Speaking Out for Community Change* (also E&D) CST 540 Social Entrepreneurship: Justice & a Green Environ.* (also E&D) CST 562 Organizational Change: Diversity and Identity* (also E&D) HISTORY HIS 301 Race and Slavery HIS 302 Race and Segregation HIS 303 South Africa and Its Neighbors HIS 304 Gender, Family, and Wealth in African History HIS 332 Civil Rights and Black Freedom, HIS 345 The Unfit: Race Cleansing in the United States HIS 356 The Making of African Diaspora (same as ADS 356) HIS 370 Revolutions in 20th-Century Latin America HIS 376 German History, HIS 378 Russia and the USSR Since 1900* (when HR focus) HIS 381 The Near and Middle East since World War I* (when HR focus) HIS 389 West Africa during the Atlantic Slave Trade* (except. to modern rule) HIS 392 The Holocaust: History and Meaning HIS 568 African Hist. & Cults. thru Film* (same as LLC 568) HIS 574 Modern Germany: Selected Topics* (when HR focus) HIS 575 Modern Russian History: Selected Topics* (when HR focus) HIS 581 African History: Selected Topics* (when HR focus) HIS 587 Southern African History* (when HR focus) PEACE & CONFLICT STUDIES PCS 505 Env. Justice: Interdisc. Response/Sustainability** (when HR focus) (also E&D) PCS 589B Experimental: War, Morality, and Justice

4 I&G Human Rights Electives by Level and Category 4 PHILOSOPHY PHI 331 Social and Political Philosophy** (when HR focus) PHI 338 Ethics and International Affairs* PHI 545 Social Philosophy** (when HR focus) POLITICAL SCIENCE PSC 300 Special Topics* (when HR focus) PSC 320 Civil Liberties PSC 341 International Law PSC 352 Nationalism and Ethnic Politics PSC 354 Post-Conflict Politics PSC 391 African Political Systems PSC 392 Politics of South Africa through Film and Literature PSC 510K Topics in Public Policy: Ethics in Public Policy* SOCIOLOGY SOC 300 Post Soviet Societies SOC 317 Criminal Justice SOC 323 Global Deviance SOC 327 Race and Ethnic Relations SOC 328 Social Movements* (when HR focus) SOC 342 Global Inequalities SOC 344 Global Society* (when HR focus) SOC 345 Social Change* (when HR focus) SOC 371 Immigration, Ethnicity, and Race in a Global Context SOC 375 International Field Experience* (when HR focus) SOC 429 Collective Violence & Nonviolence in Global Perspective SOC 430 Miscarriages of Justice SOC 526 Comparative Minority Relations SPECIALIZED EDUCATION SERVICES SES 400 Perspectives on the Global Deaf Community* (also E&D + BS&C) SOCIAL WORK SWK 505 Env. Jstce: Intrdscp. Rspns/Sustnablty* (also PCS 505) (also S&P) WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES WGS 333 Gendered Worlds* (when S&P focus) WGS 450 Topics Seminar in Women s and Gender Studies* (when S&P focus) CATEGORY 2: ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT (E&D) ANTHROPOLOGY ATY 525 The Social Roots of Health and Disease BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MGT 475 Employment & Human Resource Law* (also S&P) COMMUNICATION STUDIES CST 506 Speaking Out for Community Change* (also S&P) CST 540 Social Entrepreneurship: Justice & a Green Environ.* (also S&P) CST 562 Organizational Change: Diversity and Identity* (also S&P)

5 I&G Human Rights Electives by Level and Category 5 ECONOMICS ECO 370 Labor Economics ECO 570 Topics in Labor Economics HEALTH (PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION: HEA) HEA 307 Topics in International Health HEA 350 Race, Ethnicity, and Health HEA 471 Immigrant and Refugee Health NURSING NUR 330 Global Perspectives on Health of Women NUR 390 Culture and Health Care* PEACE & CONFLICT STUDIES PCS 505 Env. Jstce: Intrdscp. Rspns/Sustnablty* (also SWK 505) (also S&P) PCS 540 Social Entrepreneurship: Justice & Green Environ. PHILOSOPHY PHI 361 Ethical Issues in Business* SPECIALIZED EDUCATION SERVICES SES 400 Perspectives on the Global Deaf Community* (also S&P + BS&C) SOCIAL WORK SWK 505 Env. Jstce: Intrdscp. Rspns/Sustnablty* (also PCS 505) (also S&P) CATEGORY 3: ARTS AND LITERATURE (A&L) AFRICAN AMERICAN AND AFRICAN DIASPORA STUDIES ADS 376 Africana Literature BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES BLS 322 Revolutionary Lives BLS 348 Representing Women* (when HR focus) BLS 386 Women, War, and Terror** (when HR focus) ENGLISH ENG 315 Postcolonial Literatures ENG 316 Studies in Human Rights and Literature ENG 331 Women in Literature* (when HR focus) FRENCH FRE 455 Topics in French & Francophone Literature and Film FRE 558 Topics in Francophone Literature GERMAN GER 305 German Literature: Advanced Intermediate Topics* (when HR focus) GER 405 Advanced Topics in German Literature* (when HR focus) GER 422 German Memory in Fiction and Film* (when HR focus) RUSSIAN RUS 314 Major Movements in Russian Literature & Culture* (when HR focus) CATEGORY 4: BELIEF SYSTEMS & CULTURES (BS&C) AFRICAN AMERICAN & AFRICAN DIASPORA STUDIES ADS 305 Special Topics in African American Studies* (also S&P) AFS 306 Sp. Tp: Afr. Diaspora: Africa/Indian Ocean/Americas* (also S&P) AFS 356 Making of the African Diaspora* (same as HIS 356) (also S&P)

6 I&G Human Rights Electives by Level and Category 6 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES BLS 360 Selected Topics: Philosophy/Religion/Ethics* (when HR focus) BLS 363 Ethics and Technology BLS 383 Religious Resistance to Political Power BLS 386 Women, War, and Terror** (when HR focus) (also A&L) COMMUNICATION STUDIES CST 344 Conflict Communication* (when HR focus) CST 506 Speaking Out for Community Change CST 520 African American Culture and Identity LANGUAGES, LITERATURES & CULTURES LLC 568 African Hist. & Cults. thru Film* (same as HIS 568) (also S&P) NURSING NUR 390 Culture and Health Care* (also E&D) PHILOSOPHY PHI 331 Social and Political Philosophy** (when HR focus) (also S&P) PHI 335 Philosophy of Law* (when HR focus) PHI 338 Ethics and International Affairs* (also S&P) PHI 361 Ethical Issues in Business* (also E&D) PHI 545 Social Philosophy** (when HR focus) (also S&P) POLITICAL SCIENCE PSC 510K Topics in Public Policy: Ethics in Public Policy* (also S&P) RELIGIOUS STUDIES REL 355 Religious Discourse of Civil Rights SPECIALIZED EDUCATION SERVICES SES 400 Perspectives on the Global Deaf Community* (also S&P + E&D) WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES WGS 333 Gendered Worlds* (when BS&C focus) WGS 450 Topics Seminar in Women s and Gender Studies* (when BS&C focus)