- AFRO-A 306: Globalization, Struggle and Empowerment in the African Diaspora
- AFRO-A 356: African-American History II
- AFRO-A 369: The African American Experience
- AMST-A 101: Intro to American Studies
- AMST-A 102: Asian American Culture
- AMST-A 341: Organizing for Social Action
- ANTH-A 104: Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH-E 320: Indians of North America
- ANTH-E 391: Women and Development
- ANTH-E 402: Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective
- ANTH-E 403: Women of Color in the US-yes
- ANTH-L 401: Language, Power, and Gender-yes
- ANTH-E 457: Ethnic Identity
- COMM-C 299: Communicating Queer Identity
- COMM-C 393: Family Communication
- COMM-C 383: Women and Leadership Communication
- COMM-C 395: Gender and Communication
- COMM-M 150: Mass Media and Contemporary Society
- COMM-R 478: Persuasion and Media in Social Movements
- COMM-R 350: American Feminist Rhetoric
- COMM-C 482: Intercultural Communication
- EDUC-E 201: Multicultural Education and Global Awareness*
- EALC-E 232: China Past and Present: Culture in Continuing Evolution
- EALC-E 396: The I Ching
- ENG-L 115: Literature for Today
- ENG-L 207: Women and Literature
- ENG-L 245: Intro to Caribbean Literature (The Empire Writes Back)
- ENG-L 354: American Literature Since 1914
- ENG-L 364: Native American Literature
- ENG-W 377: Writing for Social Change
- HIST-A 207: Introduction to Native American History
- HIST-A 317: American Social History, 1865 to the present
- HIST-A 328: History of Work in America
- HIST-A 332: The American Ethnic Experience
- HIST-A 341: US Womens History I
- HIST-A 342: US Women's History II
- HIST-A 355: African American History I
- HIST-A 356: African American History II
- HIST-H 480: Comparative Native American History
- HIST-A 352: History of Latinos in the US
- HIST-A 315: U.S. Since World War II
- HIST-F 347: History of United States - Latin American Relations
- HIST-G 452: The Far East 2
- HIST-B 310: Britain Since 1688
- HIST-F 346: Modern Mexico
- HIST-G 410: China, Japan, and the United States in the 20th and 21st Century
- HIST-G 451: The Far East I
- HIST-H 418: History of International Humanitarian Resistance
- LATS-L 228: An Interdisciplinary Look at US Latino/a Identities
- LATS-L 350: Contemporary Issues in Latino Studies
- LSTU-L 100: Survey of Unions & Collective Bargaining*
- LSTU-L 101: American Labor History*
- LSTU-L 104: Introduction to the Study of Labor History*
- LSTU-L 110: Intro to Labor Studies: Labor & Society*
- LSTU-L 200: Survey of Employment Law*
- LSTU-L 201: Labor Law*
- LSTU-L 203: Labor and the Political System*
- LSTU-L 205: Contemporary Labor Problems*
- LSTU-L 210: Workplace Discrimination/Fair Employment*
- LSTU-L 220: Grievance Representation*
- LSTU-L 231: Globalization & Labor*
- LSTU-L 260: Leadership & Representation*
- LSTU-L 370: Labor and Religion*
- LSTU-L 385: Class, Race, Gender and Work*
- LSTU-L 201: Labor Law*
- LSTU-L 203: Labor & the Political System*
- LSTU-L 220: Grievance Representation
- LSTU-L 314: Ethical Dilemmas in the Workplace*
- LSTU-L 315: The Organization of Work *
- LSTU-L 331: Global Problems, Local Solutions*
- MUS-M 394: Survey of African American Music*
- MUS-Z 105: Traditions in World Music*
- NAIS-N 209: Native American Culture & Comm
- NAIS-N 207: Introduction to Native American History
- NAIS-N 356: Native American Philosophies
- NAIS-N 398: Women in American Indian Religions
- PHIL-P 323: Society and State in the Modern World
- PHIL-P 356: American Indian Philosophies
- PHIL-P 394: Feminist Philosophy
- REL-R 101: Religion and Culture
- REL-R 372: Inter-Religious Cooperation
- REL-R 103: The Bible and Culture
- REL-R 212: Comparative Religions
- REL-R 323: Yuppie Yogis and Religious Gurus
- REL-R 383: Power, Sex, and Money or Religion, Ethics, and US Society
- REL-R 305: Islam and Modernity
- REL-R 379: Religion and Philanthropy
- REL-R 397: Mormonism and American Culture
- SHRS-W 365: Diversity Issues in Heath & Rehabilitation Services*
- SOC-R 121: Social Problems
- SOC-R 312: Sociology and Religion
- SOC-R 314: Families and Society
- SOC-R 320: Sexuality and Society
- SOC-R 325: Gender and Society
- SOC-R 349: Victimology
- SOC-R 382: Social Organization of Healthcare
- SOC-R 461: Race and Ethnic Relations
- SOC-R 415: Sociology of Disability
- SOC-R 467: Social Change
- SOC-R 485: Sociology of Mental Illness
- SPEA-J 150: Public Safety in America*
- SPEA-V 170: Introduction to Public Affairs*
- SPEA-J 201: Theoretical Foundations of Criminal Justice Policies*
- SPEA-J 222: Murder in America: Causes and Consequences*
- SPEA-J 272: Terrorism and Public Policy*
- SPEA-J 305: Juvenile Justice*
- SPEA-J 321: American Policing*
- SPEA-V 263: Public Management*
- SPEA-V 264: Urban Structure and Policy*
- SPEA-V 366: Managing Behavior in Public Organizations*
- SPEA-V 376: Law and Public Policy*
- SPEA-V 382: Political Action and Civic Enagagement*
- SPEA-V 408: Individual Rights, Common Goods, and Public Policies*
- SPEA-V 419: Sustainable Community Development*
- SPEA-V 435: Negotiation and Alternative Dispute Resolution*
- SPEA-V 438: Mass Media and Public Affairs*
- SPEA-V 443: Managing Workforce Diversity*
- SPEA-V 473: Management, Leadership, and Policy*
- SWK-S 251: History and Analysis of Social Welfare Policy*
- SWK-S 322: Small Group Theory and Practice*
- SWK-S 331: Generalist SW Practice 1: Theory and Skills*
- SWK-S 332: Generalist SW Practice II: Theory and Skills*
- SWK-S 352: Social Welfare Policy and Practice*
- SWK-S 371: Social Work Research*
- SWK-S 423: Organizational Theory and Practice*
- SWK-S 433: Community Behavior and Practice with a Generalist Persp.*
- TCM 36000: Communication in Engineering Practice*
- TCM 37000: Oral Practicum for Technical Managers*
- TCM 46000: Engineering Communication in Academic Contexts*
- WGSS-W 105: Intro to Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
*Indicates courses that are offered through another school on campus: School of Social Work, School of Engineering and Technology, School of Education, and The O’Neil School of Public and Environmental Affairs.
