Approval of General Education and Cultural Diversity Courses - Area D
From: Manuel A. Esteban, President
Subject: Approval of General Education and Cultural Diversity Courses - Area D
GENERAL EDUCATION AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY COURSES - AREA D
Following review by the General Education Advisory Committee and the recommendation of the Provost, I approve General Education (GE) and Cultural Diversity status as noted for the courses below. Status noted will be effective fall 2001 and continue through the next scheduled review.
GE Area D1 - Individual and Society
ANTH 013/013H - Human Cultural Diversity - NW
ECON 003 - Principles of Microeconomics
HIST/AIST 130 - American Indian History - Eth
HNRS 149G - Seminar with an Outstanding Professor
PSY 041/141 - Socio-Cultural Context of Psychological Development
PSY 142 - Cross-Cultural Psychology - NW
SOCI 001 - Principles of Sociology
SOCI/MJIS 153 - The Holocaust: Background, Tragedy, and Aftermath
SOCI/WMST 159 - Women in Contemporary Society
SOCI 184 - Sociology of Deviant Behavior
SWRK 070 - Social Welfare Institutions: A Response to Power and Scarcity
WMST 070 - Introduction to Women's Studies
GE Area D2 - Political and Economic Institutions
ANTH 016 - Power and Scarcity - NW
BLAW 090 - Understanding the Law
GEOG 006 - The American West
ECON 001 - Introduction to Economics
ECON 002/002H - Principles of Macroeconomics Analysis
GEOG 007 - World Regions, Cultures, and Environments (New)
HIST 001C - Modern World History: French Revolution to the Present
HIST/CHST 035 - Mexican Heritage in the United States - Eth
HIST/AFAM 135 - Comparative Slavery (New to GE) - Eth
HIST/CHST 137 - Mexican Heritage in the United States Before 1848 (New to GE) - NW
HNRS 149H - Seminar with an Outstanding Professor
POLS 001-101 - Vital Political Problems
POLS 002/102 - The Politics of Third World Nations - NW
POLS 012 - Law, Politics and the Distribution of Justice
SOCI/AAST 071 - Introduction to the Asian American Experience - Eth
SOCI/ASST 167 - Sociology of Mainland Southeast Asia (New) - NW
GE Area D3 - Cultural and Social Institutions AFAM/AFRI 050 - Introduction to African Studies - NW
AFAM 070 - Introduction to African American Studies - Eth
AIST 070 - Introduction to American Indian Studies - Eth
AMST 050 - Introduction to American Studies
ANTH 012 - Society, Time, and Archaeology
ANTH 040 - Magic, Witchcraft and Religion - NW
ANTH 171/ASST 100 - Anthropology of Asia - NW
ANTH/AIST 161 - North American Indians - Eth
GEOG 002 - Human Geography - NW
GEOG 005 - California Cultural Landscapes - Eth
HIST 001A - History of Western Civilization
HIST 001B - History of Western Civilization
HIST/AFAM 131 - African American History - Eth
HIST 170A - African History - NW
HIST 170B - African History - NW
HIST 174A - East Asia Before 1800 - NW
HIST 174B - East Asia After 1800 - NW
HIST 180A - History of Colonial Latin America: Race, Ethnicity and Class (New to GE) - NW
HNRS 149I - Seminar with an Outstanding Professor
LAST 050 - Introduction to Latin American Studies - NW
MCGS 055/055H - Introduction to Multicultural and Gender Studies - Eth
PHED 147 - Sport, Games, and Play in Non-Western Cultures (New to GE) - NW
PSY 119 - Psychology of Prejudice, Hatred and Violence (New) - Eth
SOCI/CHST 070 - Introduction to Chicano Studies - Eth
SOCI/MCGS 152 - Ethnic and Race Relations - Eth
SOSC 102/102H - Temporal Concepts: California Ethnic History - Eth
Ethnic Only AAST 210 - Asian Immigration: World System Perspective - Eth
AAST 220 - Southeast Asian Americans: Cultures in Transition (New) - Eth
AIST 171 - Issues in American Indian Education - Eth
ANTH 162 - California Indians - Eth
HCSV/MCGS 178 - Health Issues of Ethnic Americans - Eth
POLS/AFAM 126 - African American Politics in America - Eth
SOCI/AFAM 155 - Sociology of African Americans - Eth
SOCI/CHST 158 - Chicanos in Contemporary Society - Eth
SOCI/CHST 257 - Chicanos and Latinos: A Cross Cultural Approach - Eth
Non-Western Only
ANTH/WMST 139 - Cultural Images of Women - NW
ASST/JAPN 125 - Japanese Culture and Civilization - NW
GEOG 101 - Global Economic Geography - NW
HIST 178 - Chinese Women and Social History - NW
HIST 273 - History of South America - NW
HIST 276 - Modern China - NW
HIST 278 - Modern Japan - NW
SOSC 103 - Cultural Concepts: Human Social Evolution - NW
NOTE: Effective Fall 2001, the courses listed below will no longer have GE and/or Cultural Diversity Status.
ANTH 134 - Body, Self and Emotion - Was NW
ANTH 163 - Arctic Cultures - Was NW
ANTH 167 - Mesoamerican Indians - Was NW
ANTH 168 - South American Indians - Was NW
ANTH 173 - Pacific Cultures - Was NW
ANTH 176 - African Cultures - Was NW
ANTH 235 - Medical Anthropology - Was NW
ANTH 241 - Law, Crim, and Government in Traditional Societies - Was NW
GEOG 155 - South America - Was NW
GEOG 170 - Pacific Rim Regions - Was NW
HIST/MEST 060 - Introduction to the Middle East - was D3/NW
HIST/MEST 262 - Islamic Civilization - Was NW
POLS 005 - Politics, Power and Issues in Social Science - Was D2
POLS 215A - Comparative Government: Middle East - Was NW
POLS 215B - Comparative Government: Africa - Was NW
POLS 215C - Comparative Government: Latin American - Was NW
POLS 215D - Comparative Government: Asia - Was NW
POLS 246A - International Relations: Middle East - Was NW
POLS 246B - International Relations: Africa - Was NW
SOCI 005 - Social Thought, Power and Issues in Social Science - Was D1