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BI Program
INOV 1010- The Innovation Process
Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
NURS 1230- Foundations of Nursing Practice
NURS 2080- Health Promotion
NURS 4400- Community Health Nursing
HSCI 3630- Culture and Health
College of Business
MGMT 3300- Introduction to Management and Organization
College of Education
LEAD 1000- Foundations of Education
LEAD 3000- How College Students Develop
LEAD 3010- Diversity and Inclusiveness in Higher Education
TED 4400- Children's Literature
College of Engineering
GDD 2100- Game Design for Diverse Populations
MAE 1503- Introduction to Engineering Design
Letters, Arts, and Sciences
Anthropology
ANTH 1020- Intro to Archaeology
ANTH 1040- Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 3040- Women around the World/ WEST 3040
ANTH 3420- North American Indians/ WEST 3420
ANTH 3430- Anthropological Approaches to Globalization
ANTH 3380- Evolutionary Medicine and Health
Biology
BIOL 3240- Perspectives on Biological Sustainability
English
ENGL 2600- Literature: The Global Perspective
ENGL 2610- Literature: The Global Perspective II
ENGL 2930- Exploring English Studies: Inclusiveness
ENGL 4860- Rhetoric of the Family: From Narrow to Inclusive
Geography
GES 1500 - Introduction to Environmental Studies and Sustainability
GES 1980- World Regional Geography
GES 1990- Introduction to Human Geography
GES 3070- Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
GES 3400- Geopolitics
GES 3820- Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean
GES 3980- Places and Faces: Geographic Issues in Film
GES 4020- Qualitative Methods in Geography
Gerontology
GRNT 2300- Transitions in Adulthood from Life in an Aging Society/ SOC 2300
GRNT 3000 - Introduction to Gerontology
History
HIST 1110- Asian History: Southeast Asia
HIST 1120- Asian History: The Indian Subcontinent
HIST 1130- Asian History: China
HIST 1135- Introduction to Contemporary China
HIST 1140- Asian History: Japan
HIST 1400- Latin America to 1810
HIST 1410- Latin America Since 1810
HIST 1540- U.S.: Recent America, 1918-Present
HIST 1600- Making of the Modern Middle East I
HIST 1610- Making of the Modern Middle East II
HIST 3010- Women in Classical Antiquity /PHIL 3140/WEST 3140
HIST 3120- The Panorama of World Civilizations to 1500
HIST 3200 - Crusades
HIST 3220- Genocide: The Case of the Nazis
HIST 3550- Religion and American Culture: 1500-2000
HIST 3560- Modern Mexico
HIST 3570- City of Latin America
HIST 3580- 3580 Immigrant Histories
HIST 3590- Latin American History through Film
HIST 3700- Colonial America, 1607-1763
HIST 3710- Good Wives and Nasty Wrenches
HIST 3720- From Slavery to Freedom, 1607-1877/ WEST 3720
HIST 3730- Vision and History in Native-American and African-American Narratives
HIST 3750- Orphans, Paupers, and other Vagabonds: poor Relief in the US 1607-1930
HIST 3760- Bombs, Bullets, and Brotherhood: History of American Labor
HIST 3770 - "A Strange Quiet": Epidemics in U.S. History 1607-1920
HIST 3960- Nazis and Jews in European Film
HIST 4130- Baghdad to Burgos: Jews, Christians, & Muslims in the Medieval Mediterranean World (600-1500 c.e.)
HIST 4140- Women in Medieval Europe
HIST 4150- Astrolabes, Arms, & Azulejos (Tiles): Medieval Science, Technology, & Material Culture (600-1500 c.e.)
HIST 4160- A Crossroads of Civilizations: Medieval Spain and North Africa (600-1500 c.e.)
HIST 4280- Beyond the Pillars of Hercules: The Trans-Atlantic Empires of Spain and Portugal (1450 - 1750)
HIST 4500 World War Two: A Global History
HIST 4530- Civil War and Reconstruction, 1850 - 1877
HIST 4580- The American West
HIST 4690- Colorado History
HIST 4730- Classical Chinese Thoughts and Politics
HIST 4740-Between Revolution and Reform: The Making of Modern China (1800-2012)
HIST 4750- Modern Japan
HIST 4780- History of Modern Southeast Asia
HIST 4880 Research Seminar: Civil Rights in American History
HUM
HUM 3995- Special Topics in the Humanities/Inclusiveness
HUM 3997- Special Topics in the Humanities/Sustainability and Inclusiveness
ID
ID 3700- Art and Culture of Equatorial Africa
ID 3710- Great European Film Directors: A Historical View 1945-1994
Languages and Cultures
FCS 3240- French Culture from 1700-1917/ FR 3240
FCS 3380- Caribbean Literature, History, and Theory /WEST 3380
FR 3240- French Culture from 1700-1917 /FCS 3240
SPAN 3690- Hispanic Culture in Film /FILM 3690 /FCS 3690
Philosophy
PHIL 3140- Women in Classic Antiquity /HIST 3010/WEST 3140
Political Science
PSC 1010- Introduction to Global Politics
PSC 4480- Civil Rights and Liberties
PSC 4590 - Globalization
Psychology
GRNT 3000- Introduction to Gerontology
Sociology
SOC 2220- Communities in a Global Environment
SOC 2250- Gender Images
SOC 2300- Adulthood Transitions: a Life Course Perspective/GRNT 2300
SOC 3220- Urban and Community Sociology
SOC 3240- African American Community /WEST 3240
SOC 3250- Power, Privilege and Social Difference
SOC 3280- Asian American Communities/WEST 3280
SOC 3290- Perspectives on Race and Ethnic Relations /WEST 3290
SOC 3340- Food, Health, and Inequality
SOC 3630- Adoption form the Inside Out: Sociological-Psychological Perspectives on Adoption
SOC 3400- Criminology /WEST 3470
SOC 4040- Sociology of Gender and Sexuality /WEST 4040
SOC 4080- Men and Masculinities /WEST 4080
SOC 4200- Sociology of Poverty /WEST 4200
SOC 4240- Sociology of Dis/Ability
SOC 4290- Sport, Film, and Society
SOC 4380- Globalization and Development /WEST 4380
SOC 4390- Diversity Issues /WEST 4390
SOC 4400- Social Movement
SOC 4480 - Racial Story Telling Montgomery Travel Course/WEST 4480
SOC 4590- Youth Gangs /WEST 4590
SOC 4660- Sociology of Medicine
SOC 4700- Global Feminisms /WEST 4700
SOC 4960- Juvenile Delinquency /WEST 4960
WEST
WEST 1010- Introduction to Social Justice Studies: Leadership, Inclusion and Engagement
WEST 2040- Global Black Women Writers
WEST 2500- Race Gender at the Movies
WEST 3040- Women Around the World /ANTH 3040
WEST 3090- Peep Show: Sexuality in Popular Culture
WEST 3100- Women of Color: Image and Voice
WEST 3140- Women in Classical Antiquity/HIST 3010/PHIL 3140
WEST 3240- African American Community /SOC 3240
WEST 3290- Perspectives on Race and Ethnic Relations /SOC 3290
WEST 3380- Caribbean Literature, History, and Theory /FCS 3380
WEST 3420- North American Indians / ANTH 3420
WEST 3470- Criminology /SOC 3400
WEST 3480- Global Women's Issues/ ANTH 3040
WEST 3490- Youth Gangs /SOC 3490
WEST 3580 - Immigrant Histories
WEST 3720- From Slavery to Freedom, 1607-1877/ HIST 3720
WEST 3760- Social Justice & Sustainability: Living Mindfully
WEST 4040- Sociology of Gender and Sexuality /SOC 4040
WEST 4080- Men and Masculinities /SOC 4080
WEST 4120- Indigenous Views on Sustainability
WEST 4200- Sociology of Poverty /SOC 4200
WEST 4280- Native American Philosophical Thought
WEST 4380- Globalization and Development /SOC 4380
WEST 4390- Diversity Issues /SOC 4390
WEST 4480 - Racial Story Telling Montgomery Travel Course/SOC 4480
WEST 4500- Social Justice & Sustainability: Living Mindfully
WEST 4700- Global Feminisms /SOC 4700
WEST 4960- Juvenile Delinquency /SOC 4960
School of Public Affairs
CJ 2050- Introduction to Human Security
CJ 4120- Race, Class, and Crime
PAD 3268- Contemporary Issues in Social and Public Policy