Goal Area 5: History and the Social and Behavioral Sciences 2 courses

Select 2 courses from a minimum of 2 departments

Course #	Course Title	Credits	Goal Area
ANTH 1100	Introduction to Anthropology- What it Means to be Human	3	5, 8
ANTH 1101	Cultural Diversity	3	5, 8
ANTH 1102	Tracing the Roots of Racism Through Anthropology	3	5, 7
ANTH 1120	Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies	3	5, 9
ANTH 1121	Women Across Cultures	3	5, 8
ANTH 1127	Cultural Anthropology-The Global Human Experience	3	5, 8
ANTH 1145	Introduction to Forensic Anthropology	3	5, 7
ANTH 1148	Seeing Culture Through Film and Fieldwork	3	5, 8
ANTH 1150	Native American Voices	3	5, 7
ANTH 1188	Magic, Witchcraft and Religion: The Anthropology of Religion	3	5, 8
ANTH 1210	Human Evolution-An Introduction to Bio-Anthropology	4	5, 10
ANTH 1230	Archaeology-Prehistory and Humanity's Cultural Origins	4	5, 10
ANTH 1235	Field Archaeology-Methods of Exploring the Past	3	5, 9
ANTH 1236	Archaeology of Minnesota- Prehistoric Native Cultures	3	5, 10
ANTH 1899	Medical Anthropology: Health, Illness and Healing Across Cultures	3	5, 8
COMM 1106	Mass Media	3	5, 9
COMM 1450	Social Media and Digital Communication	3	5
COMM 2111	Family Communication	3	5
ECON 1200	Consumer Economics	3	5, 9
ECON 1400	Survey of Economics	3	5, 9
ECON 2201	Principles of Microeconomics	3	5, 9
ECON 2202	Principles of Macroeconomics	3	5, 8
GEOG 1050	Maps and Mapping	3	5
GEOG 1102	Human Geography	3	5, 8
GEOG 1104	Resources, Society and Environment	3	5, 10
GEOG 1121	World Regional Geography	3	5, 8
GEOG 1123	Geography of Minnesota	3	5, 10
GEOG 1124	Geography of Latin America	3	5, 8
HIST 1101	History of World Civilizations 1	4	5, 8
HIST 1102	History of World Civilizations 2	4	5, 8
HIST 1111	United States History 1	4	5, 7
HIST 1112	United States History 2	4	5, 7
HIST 1131	Family: Sex/Gender/Power: A Cross-Cultural, Historical Perspective	3	5, 8
HIST 1133	Minnesota History	3	5, 10
HIST 1135	Food, Floods, and Rivers in Modern World History	3	5, 10
HIST 2100	Black History and Civil Rights in the United States	3	5, 7
HIST 2111	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender U.S. History	3	5, 7
POLS 1130	Introduction to U.S. Politics	3	5, 9
POLS 1132	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3	5, 8
POLS 1133	Middle East Politics	3	5, 8
POLS 1135	Introduction to Political Ideas	3	5, 9
POLS 1150	Introduction to World Politics and Globalization	3	5, 8
POLS 1152	Model United Nations	3	5, 9
POLS 1195	Conflict and Negotiation	3	5, 7
POLS 2250	Constitutional Law	3	5, 9
PSYC 1050	Introduction to Human Development	3	5
PSYC 1100	Psychology in Modern Life	3	5
PSYC 1109	Child and Adolescent Development	3	5
PSYC 1110	Introduction to Psychology	4	5
PSYC 1140	Psychology of Gender	3	5, 7
PSYC 2100	Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences	4	5
PSYC 2200	Abnormal Psychology	3	5, 7
PSYC 2210	Developmental Psychology: Life Span	4	5, 7
PSYC 2300	Psychology of Personality	3	5
PSYC 2400	Psychology of Religion and Spirituality	3	5, 7
PSYC 2500	Biopsychology	3	5
PSYC 2600	Introduction to Social Psychology	3	5, 7
SOC 1100	Modern US Society: Everyday Life in the United States of America	3	5, 7
SOC 1101	Cultural Diversity	3	5, 8
SOC 1102	Love, Sex and Family	3	5, 7
SOC 1104	Introduction to Sociology	3	5, 9
SOC 1106	Social Problems in a Changing World	3	5, 8
SOC 1109	Wealth and Poverty	3	5, 7
SOC 1115	Sociology of Sex and Gender Roles	3	5, 7
SOC 1116	Popular Culture and Media Sociology	3	5, 9
SOC 1120	Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies	3	5, 9
SOC 1121	Women Across Cultures	3	5, 8
SOC 2108	Social Psychology	3	5, 7
SOC 2110	American Minority Relations	3	5, 7
SOC 2112	Criminology	3	5
SOC 2114	Families in Crisis	3	5, 7
SOC 2125	Social Deviance	3	5, 9
WMST 1120	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3	5, 9
WMST 1121	Women Across Cultures	3	5, 8