Spring 2000

COURSES FOR MULTICULTURAL CREDIT

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Students who would be truly educated must have an appreciation of the interrelatedness of and the diversity within cultural traditions. The multicultural understanding requirement recognizes and reflects the full range of human groupings and cultural perspectives as well as the complex relationships among them. Its role is to enhance students self-understanding and their understanding of the contemporary cultural context, a context characterized by a rich diversity of cultures and experiences in which the Western European intellectual tradition figures as one among many.

Multicultural courses include cross-cultural studies (those courses marked with an x) and diversity in Western experience (those courses marked with a y). All students who enter the University with fewer than sixty (60) semester hours must complete at least one x and one y course. Students transferring to the University with sixty (60) credits or more must complete one multicultural course from either designation. These courses may be taken as part of the liberal studies requirement or as electives or as part of a students major.

The multicultural requirement must be complete prior to the receipt of the baccalaureate degree.

(X) Cross Cultural Courses

AFH 1000	African History and Civilization (3)
AFH 4302	North African History: A Survey (3)
ANT 2410	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3)
ANT 2511	Introduction to Physical Anthropology and Prehistory (3)
ANT 3141	World Prehistory (3)
ANT 3212	Peoples of the World (3)
ANT 3231	Introduction to Folklore (3)
ANT 3610	Language and Culture (3)
ANT 4241	Anthropology of Religion (3)
ANT 4323	Peoples and Cultures of Mexico and Central America (3)
ANT 4362	Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia (3)
ANT 4363	Japanese Society and Culture (3)
ANT4364	Chinese Society and Culture (3)
ARH 2090	Great Discoveries in World Archaeology (3)
ARH 2581	A Survey of Tribal Arts Past and Present (3)
ARH 3582	Arts and Culture of the South Pacific (3)
ARH 4523	West African Art and the Diaspora: Brazil, Haiti, the United States and Suriname (3)
ARH 4583	The Arts of Oceania, Africa, and Native America (3)
ARH 4585	Arts and Architecture of Polynesia (3)
ASH 1044	Middle Eastern History and Civilization (3)
ASH 3100	History of Asia (3)
ASH 4223	Modern Middle East (3)
ASH 4520	Traditional India (3)
ASH 4530	Modern India (3)
CLT 3378	Ancient Mythology: East and West (3)
CPO 2002	Introduction to Comparative Government and Politics (3)
CPO 3034	Politics of Developing Areas (3)
CPO 3303	Politics of Latin America (3)
CPO 3403	Comparative Government and Politics: The Middle East (3)
CPO3520	Emerging Democracies in Northeast Asia: Korea, Taiwan, Japan (3)
CPO 3530	Political Development in East Asia (3)
CPO 3541	Politics of China (3)
CPO 3553	Politics of Japan (3)
CPO 3614	East European Politics (3)
CTE 3515	History of Clothing and Textiles I (3)
ECS 3003	Comparative Economic Systems (3)
ECS 4013	Economics of Development (3)
FRT 3140	Masterworks of French Literature in Translation (3)
GEA 1000	World Geography (3)
GEO 1400	Human Geography (3)
GEO 4420	Cultural Geography (3)
HOE 3330	Human Sciences and Human Development: Global Perspectives (3)
HUM 3324	Cultural Imperialism (3)
HUM 3413	Humanities: South Asian (3)
HUM 3416	East Asian Humanities (3)
HUN 2125	Food and Society (3)
ISC 2003	Global Change: Its Scientific and Human Dimensions (3)
LAH 1093	Latin America: A Cross-Cultural History (3)
LAH 3100	History of South America (3)
LAH 3203	History of Mexico; Central America; Caribbean (3)
LAH 4430	History of Mexico (3)
LAH 4470	History of the Caribbean (3)
LAH 4600	History of Brazil (3)
LAH 4748	Social Revolutionary Movements in Latin America (3)
LIT 2189	Post-Colonial Literature in English (3)
MUH 2051	Music Cultures of the World Music of Tribal and Folk Cultures (3)
MUH 2052	Music Cultures of the World Ritual and Art Music of the Non-Western World (3)
MUH 2512*	Music Cultures of the World I (2)
MUH 2513*	Music Cultures of the World II (2)
	*Students must take MUH 2512 and MUH 2513 or one of them and MUN 2491 or 4494
MUH 4572	Music of Japan (3)
PHM 2300	Introduction to Political Philosophy (3)
REL 1300	Introduction to World Religions (3)
REL 2000	Introduction to Religion (3)
REL 2315	Religions of South Asia (3)
REL 3170	Religious Ethics and Moral Problems (3)
REL 3340	The Buddhist Tradition (3)
REL 3363	The Islamic Tradition (3)
REL 4333	Modern Hinduism (3)
RUT 3500	Modern Russian Life (3)
SPC 4710	Interracial/Intercultural Communication (3)
SPT 3130	Latin American Literature in Translation (3)
URP 4615	Planning for Developing Regions (3)
URS 1000	World Cities: Quality of Life (3)

(Y) Diversity in Western Culture Courses

AFA 3101	Theory and Dynamics of Racism and Oppression (3)
AFA 3395	Cultural Pluralism and Community Service (3)
AMH 1005	The African American Experience in the United States (3)
AMH 2095	The American Indians and the United States (3)
AMH 2096	Black Women in America (3)
AMH 2097	Nationality, Race and Ethnicity in the United States (3)
AMH 4561	Women in 19th Century America (3)
AMH 4562	Women in Modern America (3)
AMH 4571	Black America to 1877 (3)
AMH 4572	Black America Since 1877 (3)
AML 2600	Introduction to African-American Literature (3)
AML 3630	Latino/a Literature in English (3)
AML 3680	American Multi-Ethnic Literature (3)
AML 4604	The African Amercan Literary Tradition (3)
AML 4680r	Studies in Ethnic Literature (3)
ARH 4610	Native American Arts and Architecture of the Southwest (3)
ARH 4680	American and Ethnic Folk Art (3)
ART 2521C	Survey in African-American Art and Aesthetics (3)
CLA 3501	Gender and Society in Ancient Greece (3)
CLA 3502	Women, Children, and Slaves in Ancient Rome: The Roman Family (3)
CTE 3516	History of Clothing and Textiles II (3)
EDF 2073	Diversity in and out of School: Multicultural Policies and Practices (3)
EDG 2701	Teaching Diverse Populations (3)
FOW 3240	Literature and Sexuality (3)
FOW 3541	Gender and Race in Literature (3)
GEA 4405	Latin America (3)
GET 3130	Masterpieces of German Literature in Translation (3)
HUM 3321	Multicultural Dimensions of Film and 20th Century Culture (3)
LEI 1186	Leisure and Recreation: A Cross Cultural Approach (3)
LIT 3383	Women in Literature (3)
LIT 4329	African American Folklore (3)
LIT 4385	Major Women Writers (3)
MUE 2390	Teaching Music to Diverse Populations (3)
MUH 2019	Modern Popular Music (3)
MUH 3053	Minority Musics of North America (3)
MUH 4541	Music of Latin America (3)
MUH 4542	Music in Latin America II (3)
MUH 4543	Music in the Caribbean (3)
NUR 3040	Multicultural Factors and Health (3)
PHM 3123	Philosophy of Feminism (3)
RCS 1065	Disability in WesternCulture (3)
REL 2121	Religion in the United States (3)
REL 3145	Gender and Religion (3)
REL 3146	Gender and the Bible (3)
REL 3370	Afro-Caribbean Religions (3)
RUT 3110	Russian Literature in English Translation(3)
SOP 3742	Psychology of Women (3)
SOP 3782	Psychology of the African American (3)
SOW 4108	Socialization and Stress in the Female Life Cycle (3)
SOW 4622	Social Work with Black Families (3)
SOW 4624	Mental Health of Minoritiesand Women (3)
SPA 2633	Deaf Culture (3)
SPC 4630	Rhetoric of Womens Issues (3)
SPC 4634	Rhetoric of Race Relations (3)
SYD 3800	Sociology of Sex and Gender (3)
SYD 4700	Race and Minority Group Relations (3)
SYG 2010	Social Problems (3)
SYO 3100	Family Problems and Social Change (3)
THE 4233	History of African-American Drama (3)
THE 4433	Gender, Race, and Performance (3)
URP 4402	Sustainable Development Planning in the Americas (3)
WST 3251	Women in Western Culture: Images and Realities (3)