2007-08 Academic Year - Humboldt State University

study materials and exam dates. For Political
Science exams, contact the Testing Center.
These are competency exams and do not
result in credit or grades.
Components of the Degree:
Diversity & Common Ground
Recognizing the increasing cultural diversity
of California’s population, and the importance
of understanding diverse cultural experiences,
identities and how differential privilege
and power are organized, the university
requires that students complete a Diversity
and Common Ground (DCG) requirement as
part of the baccalaureate degree program.
Undergraduates must complete at least two
DCG courses; one of these courses must
be designated domestic (focused within the
boundaries of the United States) while the
second course may either be domestic or
international/transnational (non-domestic)
in focus. Students may meet the DCG requirement
with courses that simultaneously
meet other degree requirements (general
education, the major or minor, US institutions,
or the elective component).
Below is a list of courses currently approved
to count towards satisfaction of the
Diversity and Common Ground requirement.
Approved courses are subject to change.
Courses used to count towards this requirement
must be DCG approved at the time
the course is taken. Students are advised
to check the current Registration Guide and
Schedule of Classes or on-line for the most
current list of DCG approved courses.
AIE 330
AIE 335
AIE 340
AIE 435
ART 104J
ART 319
CD 310
CD 352
CD 467
DCG Courses — DOMESTIC
History of Indian Education
Social & Cultural
Considerations
American Indian
Experience in Education
Counseling Issues
American Art*
Contemporary Art & Theory
Perspectives: History/Theory
Parent-Child Relationships
Working with Culturally
Diverse Families
COMM 300 American Public Discourse*
COMM 309B Gender & Communication*
COMM 315 Communication & Social
Advocacy*
COMM 322 Intercultural Communication
EDUC 313 Education for Action
EDUC 318 Gay & Lesbian Issues in
Schools
ENGL 308B Women in Literature*
ENGL 336 American Ethnic Literature
ENGL 465B Multicultural Issues in
Language/Literature
ES 105
ES 108
ES 304
ES 308
ES 313
ES 314
ES 330
ES 336
ES 360
ES 465B
GEOG 304
HIST 372
NAS 104
NAS 105
NAS 306
PHIL 306
PSCI 318
PSCI 437
PSYC 300
PSYC 302
PSYC 437
SOC 303
SOC 306
SOC 316
SW 104
TFD 307
WS 106
WS 107
WS 108
WS 300
WS 308B
WS 309B
WS 311
WS 313
WS 316
WS 318
WS 330
WS 336
WS 350
WS 360
WS 465B
Intro. to US Ethnic Studies*
Power/Privilege: Gender &
Race, Sex, Class*
Migrations & Mosaics*
Multicultural Perspectives
in American Society*
Education for Action
Chicano Culture & Society
in America
Ethnic Women in America
American Ethnic Literature
Race, Gender & U.S. Law
Multicultural Issues in
Language/Literature
Migrations & Mosaics*
Rise of Modern America,
1877-1929
Intro. to Native American
Studies*
Intro. to US Ethnic Studies*
Native People of No. America*
Race, Racism & Philosophy*
Race, Gender & U.S. Law
Sexual Diversity
Psychology of Women*
Psychology of Prejudice*
Sexual Diversity
Race & Ethnic Relations*
Changing Family*
Gender & Society
Introduction to Social Work
& Social Work Institutions*
Theatre of the Oppressed*
Intro. to Women’s Studies*
Women, Culture, History*
Power/Privilege: Gender &
Race, Sex, Class*
Psychology of Women*
Women in Literature*
Gender & Communication*
Feminist Theory & Practice
Education for Action
Gender & Society
Gay & Lesbian Issues
in Schools
Ethnic Women in America
American Ethnic Literature
Women’s Health and Body
Politics
Race, Gender & U.S. Law
Multicultural Issues in
Language/Literature
DCG Courses — NON-DOMESTIC
ANTH 302 Anthropology of Religion**
ANTH 306 World Regions Cultural
Studies**
ANTH 315 Sex Gender & Globalization
ART 104K Intro to Tribal Art**
ART 104M Latin American Art**
ART 104N Asian Art**
BA 410 International Business Mgmt.
BA 415
BIOL 302
BIOL 304
ECON 306
ENGL 305
Int’l Business Essentials
Human Biology**
Human Genetics**
Economics of the Developing
World**
Postcolonial Perspectives:
Literature of the Developing
World**
ENGL 308C Women in Literature**
ENGL 465C Multicultural Issues in
Language
ES 310
ES 390
ES 420
ES 465C
FREN 107
FREN 207
FREN 300
FREN 306
U.S. & Mexico Border
Theory & Methods in Ethnic
Studies
Community Research
Multicultural Issues in
Language
French Level III**
French Level IV
African Storytelling**
Sex, Class & Culture:
Gender & Ethnic Issues in
International Short Stories**
FREN 311 Advanced French Language V
GEOG 105 Cultural Geography**
GEOG 300 Global Awareness**
GEOG 344 South America
GERM 306 Sex, Class & Culture:
Gender & Ethnic Issues in
International Short Stories**
HIST 377 Vietnam Wars
MATH 301 Mathematics & Culture, A
Historical Perspective**
MUS 302 Music in World Culture**
PHIL 104 Asian Philosophy**
PHIL 305 Fractured Universe of Ideas**
PSCI 303 Third World Politics**
RS 105 World Religions**
RS 340 Zen, Dharma and Tao
SPAN 107 Spanish Level III**
SPAN 306 Sex, Class & Culture:
Gender & Ethnic Issues in
International Short Stories**
TFD 109C
TFD 241
TFD 303
WS 303
WS 306
WS 308C
WS 315
WS 340
WS 465C
Film Comedy Around the
World**
Theatre History
World Dance Expressions**
Third World Women’s
Movements**
Sex, Class & Culture:
Gender & Ethnic Issues in
International Short Stories**
Women in Literature**
Sex Gender & Globalization
Ecofeminism: Global Women
& Environment
Multicultural Issues in
Language
* Counts as both GE and DCG (domestic).
** Counts as both GE and DCG
(non-domestic).
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2007-2008 Humboldt State University Catalog