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DEIB - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging

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Program Title

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging

College

BCOB & CAS

Program Level

UG

Program Type

MINOR

Degree Designation

UG MINOR

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Minor

The minor in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging promotes awareness of the variety of ways humans experience social bias and injustice in a diverse world.  It additionally alerts students to the social benefits of pluralism, showing how diversity can enrich workplaces and the wider public.  Finally, it calls on students to confront and address injustice in their workplaces and daily lives. Learners study contemporary research from an interdisciplinary perspective and practice its application. The DEIB minor is open to all majors and consists of a total of 18 credit hours. It is particularly relevant for students considering careers in a multicultural setting, including business, counseling, education, law, government, medicine, and nonprofit work.

Minor Requirements

Interpersonal Dynamics Across Difference

Take two of the following:

COM 2081

INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

3

IC 2050

INTRODUCTION TO INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE

3

PJHR 1000

CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND TRANSFORMATION

3

Multicultural Diversity in Organizations

Take the following course:

MOL 3323

LEADING MULTICULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS

3

Structural Patterns of Difference and Injustice

Take 3 classes from at least 2 of the following categories:

Race, Class, and Culture

COM 3013

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

3

COM 3453

DIVERSITY, STEREOTYPES, & MASS MEDIA

3

ED 3120

MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION IN A PLURALISTIC SOCIETY

3

EN 1710

POVERTY IN AMERICAN LITERATURE

3

EN 1730

IMMIGRANT LITERATURE

3

EN 2780

INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE

3

HS 1131

AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

3

HS 1136

NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY

3

HS 1467

HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN

3

HS 1475

LATIN AMERICAN MILITARY DICTATORSHIPS: GLOBALIZATION, U.S. FOREIGN POLICY, AND HUMAN RIGHTS

3

PO 3650

CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES

3

PS 3420

PSYCHOLOGY OF PREJUDICE

3

PS 4150

MULTICULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY

3

SC 2350

AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY EXPERIENCES

3

SC 2550

PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION

3

SC 2571

SOCIAL INEQUALITIES IN SOCIETY

3

SC 3530

LATINA/O TRANSNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

3

SC 3550

COMPARATIVE RACE AND ETHNIC RELATIONS

3

SC 3570/SPL 3010

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION IN SPORT

3

SC 3640

RACE, CRIME, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

3

TRS 3273

MARTIN, MALCOLM, & BLACK LIVES MATTER

3

Gender and Sexuality

GEND 1100

INTRODUCTION TO GENDER STUDIES

3

HS 1162

SEXUALITY IN AMERICA

3

HS 2059

WOMEN IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD

3

HS 3210

WOMEN IN EUROPE SINCE 1500

3

HS 3472

RACE AND GENDER IN LATIN AMERICA

3

PL 2051

FEMINIST PHILOSOPHERS

3

PO 3660

GENDER, JUSTICE, AND THE LAW

3

SC 3150

SEXUALITY AND SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

3

SC 3200

SEX AND GENDER

3

SC 3250

GENDER, HEALTH AND MEDICINE

3

TRS 3416

THE RABBIS ON SEX AND GENDER

3

TRS 3561

THEOLOGIES OF SEX, GENDER, AND IDENTITY

3

Religion

HS 1212

PROPHECY AND ORDER

3

HS 2140

SPIRITUAL AWAKENINGS IN EARLY AMERICA

3

TRS 1300

SACRED QUEST

3

TRS 2450

RELIGIONS OF INDIA

3

TRS 2460

CHINESE RELIGIONS

3

TRS 3200

CONSTRUCTING RELIGIOUS IDENTITY

3

TRS 3220

RELIGIOUS ENTHUSIASM IN MODERN AMERICA

3

Total: 18 credits