Goal 5: History and the Social and Behavioral Sciences
To increase students' knowledge of how historians and social and behavioral scientists discover, describe, and explain the behaviors and interactions among individuals, groups, institutions, events, and ideas. Such knowledge will better equip students to understand themselves and the roles they play in addressing the issues facing humanity.
ID Sort descending | Course title | Credits | |
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ANTH 101 | Human Origins |
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3 |
ANTH 301 | Approaches to Cultural Anthropology |
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4 |
ANTH 302 | Gender and Culture |
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4 |
ANTH 304 | Anthropology of Religion |
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4 |
ANTH 308 | Archaeology: Explaining the Past |
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4 |
ANTH 309 | New Neighbors: The U.S. Hmong Community |
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4 |
ANTH 310 | Anthropology of Masculinity |
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4 |
ANTH 320 | Anthropology in the Global Age |
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4 |
ANTH 320 | Globalization and Culture |
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4 |
ANTH 328 | Anthropology of Immigrants and Refugees |
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4 |
ANTH 329 | Race and Ethnicity: Sociological and Anthropological Perspectives |
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4 |
ANTH 383 | Careers in Social Issues: Applied and Public Anthropology and Sociology |
|
4 |
CJS 101 | Introduction to Criminal Justice |
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3 |
CJS 318 | Women, Crime, and Justice |
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4 |
CJS 340 | Comparative Criminal Justice |
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4 |
CJS 340A | Comparative Criminal Justice |
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3 |
CJS 350 | Citizenship: Community Involvement |
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4 |
CJS 354 | Restorative Justice |
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4 |
CJS 360 | Diversity in Criminal Justice |
|
4 |
ECON 200 | Introduction to Economics for Non-Business and Non-Economics Majors |
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3 |
ECON 201 | Macroeconomics |
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3 |
ECON 202 | Microeconomics |
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3 |
ECON 311 | Economics of the Environment |
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4 |
ECON 313 | Labor Economics |
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4 |
ECON 314 | International and Comparative Economics |
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4 |
ECON 315 | Economics of Diversity |
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4 |
ECON 316 | Health Economics |
|
4 |
ECON 351 | Intermediate Macroeconomics |
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4 |
ECON 352 | Intermediate Microeconomics |
|
4 |
ETHS 270 | Global Blackness |
|
4 |
ETHS 303 | The Politics of Racial Resistance and Protest in the United States |
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4 |
ETHS 304 | Environmental Justice and Public Policy |
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4 |
ETHS 305 | Major Issues in U.S. Race Relations |
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4 |
ETHS 306 | Politics of Mixed Racial Identity |
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4 |
ETHS 309 | Race and Public Policy |
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4 |
ETHS 318 | Trauma and Traumascapes: Identity, Legacy, and Memory |
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4 |
ETHS 324 | Race, Identity, and the Internet |
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4 |
ETHS 326 | Race and Work in American Life |
|
4 |
ETHS 332 | Topics in Contemporary Native North America |
|
4 |
ETHS 335 | American Indian Nations: Law, Power, and Persistence |
|
4 |
ETHS 342 | Contemporary Issues in Black America |
|
4 |
ETHS 352 | Latina/o Cultural Politics |
|
4 |
ETHS 363 | Asian American Women: Myths and Realities |
|
4 |
ETHS 375 | Black Life in Wealth and Poverty |
|
4 |
ETHS 380 | Special Topics in Ethnic Studies |
|
1-4 |
GEOG 201 | Introduction to Geography |
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3 |
GNDR 201 | Introduction to Gender and Women's Studies |
|
4 |
GNDR 345 | Global Perspectives on Gender |
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4 |
GNDR 367 | Transgender Identities |
|
4 |
GNDR 375 | Intersectionality |
|
4 |
GNDR 399 | Applied Concepts in Gender Studies |
|
4 |
HIST 101 | The American Past: To 1865 |
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3 |
HIST 102 | The American Past: From 1865 |
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3 |
HIST 103 | World History I: Patterns of Civilization to 1500 |
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3 |
HIST 104 | World History II: The Modern World, 1500 to the Present |
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3 |
HIST 200 | Genealogy in Global Context |
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2-4 |
HIST 301 | Historical Interpretation |
|
4 |
HIST 303 | U.S. Economic Life: Business |
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4 |
HIST 304 | U.S. Economic Life: Working People |
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4 |
HIST 305 | U.S. Economic Life: Technology |
|
4 |
HIST 309 | Women and Public Activism |
|
4 |
HIST 310 | American Indian History |
|
4 |
HIST 311 | African American History |
|
4 |
HIST 312 | Beginnings of American Society: Colonial and Revolutionary History |
|
4 |
HIST 313 | The American Presidents |
|
4 |
HIST 315 | The Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s |
|
4 |
HIST 320 | History of Asian Americans |
|
4 |
HIST 327 | American History at the Movies |
|
4 |
HIST 328 | Women in Modern U.S. History |
|
4 |
HIST 329 | Legacies: History of Women and the Family |
|
4 |
HIST 331 | Religion and Politics in America |
|
4 |
HIST 333 | The Greening of America: Environmental History since 1900 |
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4 |
HIST 334 | The Great Depression of the 1930s |
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4 |
HIST 335 | A New Birth of Freedom: U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction |
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4 |
HIST 336 | From Roosevelt to Reagan: American History, 1932-1980 |
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4 |
HIST 337 | American Empire: U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1898 |
|
4 |
HIST 339 | History of Sexuality: Modern Perspectives |
|
4 |
HIST 340 | Special Topics and Issues in History |
|
1-4 |
HIST 341 | The Vietnam War |
|
4 |
HIST 342 | The Sixties Experience |
|
4 |
HIST 344 | From Reagan to Obama to Trump: America Since 1980 |
|
4 |
HIST 346 | Minnesota History |
|
4 |
HIST 348 | U.S. Legal History: A Survey |
|
4 |
HIST 350 | Europe: Creation and Conflict, 1500-1789 |
|
4 |
HIST 351 | Europe: The Global Power, 1789-Present |
|
4 |
HIST 353 | Topics in European History |
|
4 |
HIST 353A | Topics in European History |
|
4 |
HIST 354 | History of the Holocaust |
|
4 |
HIST 355 | Problems of Contemporary Europe in Historical Perspective |
|
4 |
HIST 357 | Gender in Early Modern Europe |
|
4 |
HIST 361 | Africa: From Ancient Times to 1800 |
|
4 |
HIST 362 | Africa: From Colonialism to Independence |
|
4 |
HIST 363 | World Environmental History |
|
4 |
HIST 364 | Slavery and Resistance in North America and the Caribbean |
|
4 |
HIST 366 | Palestine/Israel since 1880: Histories of a Conflict |
|
4 |
HIST 370 | Behind the Great Wall: The Real China |
|
4 |
HIST 371 | Understanding Modern Japan |
|
4 |
HIST 372 | History of Japanese Popular Culture |
|
4 |
HIST 372A | History of Japanese Popular Culture |
|
4 |
HIST 373 | US-Japanese Relations from a Racial Perspective |
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4 |