Arts & Sciences

Examples of approved core courses for the Freedom Studies concentration include:

• ANT 301 - World Patterns of Race and Ethnicity
• ANT 330 - Women, Gender, and Culture
• BLS 494 - Topics: Black Studies
• EDU 316 - Racism and Sexism in Educational Institutions
• ENG 304 - Introduction to Post-Colonial Literature
• ENG 306 - Multicultural American Literature
• ENG 467 - Studies in African American Literature
• ENG 475 - Post-Colonial Literature and Theory
• HIS 313 - Expansion and Conflict, 1828-1861
• HIS 317 - History of the New South
• HIS 409 - The French Revolution
• HIS 414 - the Holocaust
• HIS 416 - Plains Indians
• HIS 417 - Civil War and Reconstruction, 1860-1877
• HIS 431 - Historical Themes in African American History
• HIS 435 - History of Race Relations in the Americas, 1492-1800
• HIS 436 - History of Race Relations in the Americas, 1800-Present
• JUS 302 - Criminal Law
• PHI 305 - Existentialism
• PHI 325 - Philosophy of Nonviolence
• PSC 307 - Constitutional Law
• PSC 308 - Civil Liberties
• SOC 301 - World Patterns of Race and Ethnicity
• SOC 307 - Social Stratification

All students must complete 12 core credit hours with a "C" or better (does not include a "C-").  Alternative courses may be approved upon consultation with an advisor.