Majors and More

Minor in Peace, Justice, and Conflict Resolution Studies

The minor in Peace, Justice, and Conflict Resolution Studies consists of 18 semester hour to include:

• PEAC 200 (3) Introduction to Peace, Justice, and Conflict Resolution Studies
   

3 hours of International Relations from

• ANTH 301 (3) Cross-Cultural Perspective of Human Experience
   
• MCOM 302 (3) International Communication
   
• PLSC 205 (3) International Politics
   
• PLSC 207 (3) Comparative Politics
   
• PLSC 260 (3) The United Nations
   
• PLSC 504 (3) American Foreign Policy
   
• PLSC 506 (3) International Political Economy
   
• PLSC 508 (3) National Security
   

3 hours of Social Movements from

• AAMS /HIST 308 (3) American Ethnic History
   
• AAMS /HIST 509 (3) African American History
   
• HIST 302 (3) Modern Civil Rights Movement
   
• HIST 310 (3) The History of Women in America
   
• HIST 501 (3) The History of Social Movements in America
   
• PLSC 312 (3) Constitutional Law: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
   
• PLSC 325 (3) Environmental Politics
   
• PLSC 337 (3) Women and Global Politics
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• PLSC 507 (3) Social Movements
   
• SOCL 310 (3) Sociology of the Environment
   
• SOCL 332 (3) Sociology of Conflict and Conflict Resolution
   

9 hours of electives from the following, to include at least 6 hours above the 299 level: 

• AAMS/HIST 308 (3) American Ethnic History
   
• AAMS/HIST 509 (3) African American History
   
• AAMS/PLSC 551 (3) African American Political Thought
   
• ANTH 301 (3) Cross-Cultural Perspective of Human Experience
   
• CMVS 201 (3) Introduction to Community Volunteer Service
   
• MCOM 302 (3) International Communication
   
• HIST 302 (3) Modern Civil Rights Movement
   
• HIST 310 (3) The History of Women in America
 
• HIST 501 (3) The History of Social Movements in America
   
• PLSC 205 (3) International Politics
   
• PLSC 207 (3) Comparative Politics
   
• PLSC 260 (3) The United Nations
   
• PLSC 325 (3) Environmental Politics
   
• PLSC 339 (3) Social Movement Politics and Protest
   
• PLSC 504 (3) American Foreign Policy
   
• PLSC 512 (3) Politics and Education
   
• PLSC/WMST 553 (3) Feminist Theory
   
• SOCL 101 (3) Social Problems and Social Policy
   
• SOCL 301 (3) Comparative Study of Social Institutions
   
• SOCL 310 (3) Sociology of the Environment
   
• SOCL 313 (3) Social Inequality
   
• SOCL 332 (3) Sociology of Conflict and Conflict Resolution
   
• SOCL 335 (3) Law Enforcement and Social Control
   
• SOCL 515 (3) Social Change
   
• PHIL 230 (3) Introduction to Ethics
   
• PHIL 315 (3) Historical Developments in Moral Reasoning
   
• PHIL 565 (3) Environmental Ethics
   
• PSYC 507 (3) Social Psychology Individual Other People
 
• PEAC 350 and 550 (Special Topics) can count in any of the above categories when the content is similar to courses in that particular sequence.

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