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student who elects this option must work with the coordinator to create a
program of study that while focused and comparative, examines race and
ethnicity both nationally and internationally. In addition to the
Introductory Course and the Capstone Seminar, the student will select
four courses from the following lists, with at least two courses from the
United States focus:
Theory
346 Race and Human Variability (Anth)
250 Hispanic and African-American Cultures (Anth)
250 Economics of Race and Gender (Econ)
250 Economics of Plantations (Econ)
279 American Ethnic History (Hist)
325 Comparative Slave Systems (Hist)
310 CIS: Human Diversity (Intr)
310 CIS: Philosophy, Race and Gender (Intr)
150 FYS: Politics of Race and Gender (Posc)
230 Poverty and Affluence in American Society (Soci)
240 Women and Social Change (Soci)
250 Race and Ethnicity (Soci)
330 Language and Society (Soci)
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