Pre-Library and Information Science

Communication Studies

1. COMM 1000W

   Communication Strategies for Social Justice —

   As published: “Communication Strategies for Social Justice”
   4
2. COMM 1030

   Speaking to Lead and Influence —

   As published: “Speaking to Lead and Influence”
   4
3. COMM 2050

   Media, Culture and Society —

   As published: “Media, Culture and Society”
   4
4. COMM 3070W

   Gender and Rhetoric —

   As published: “Gender and Rhetoric”
   4
5. COMM 3100

   Communicating across Cultures, Identities and Differences —

   As published: “Communicating across Cultures, Identities and Differences”
   4
6. COMM 4600

   Leadership and the Art of Persuasion —

   As published: “Leadership and the Art of Persuasion”
   4
7. COMM 4850

   Senior Seminar —

   As published: “Senior Seminar”
   4
8. One additional 4000-level course

   Not resolved to a course
   4

Critical Studies of Race & Ethnicity

1. CRST 2050W

   Foundations of Critical Studies of Race and Ethnicity —

   As published: “Foundations of Critical Studies of Race and Ethnicity”
   4
2. CRST 3510

   Sociology of Race and Ethnicity —

   As published: “Sociology of Race and Ethnicity”
   4
3. CRST 4604

   Internship —

   As published: “Internship”
   4
4. CRST 4850W

   Senior Seminar —

   As published: “Senior Seminar”
   4
5. Four CRST Electives 1

   Not resolved to a course
   16

Economics

1. ECON 1090

   Statistical Analysis for Decision Making —

   As published: “Statistical Analysis for Decision Making”
   4
2. Choose two of the following:

   Not resolved to a course
   8
3. ECON 1120

   Economics of Social Issues —

   As published: “Economics of Social Issues”
   4
4. ECON 2610

   Principles of Microeconomics —

   As published: “Principles of Microeconomics”
   4
5. ECON 2620

   Principles of Macroeconomics —

   As published: “Principles of Macroeconomics”
   4
6. Choose one of the following (can use the other as an elective in the choose 12 credits section):

   Not resolved to a course
   4
7. ECON 3050

   Quantitative Impact Evaluation: Applied Research Skills —

   As published: “Quantitative Impact Evaluation: Applied Research Skills”
   4
8. ECON 4150W

   Econometrics —

   As published: “Econometrics”
   4
9. ECON 3610

   Microeconomic Theory —

   As published: “Microeconomic Theory”
   4
10. ECON 3620

    Macroeconomic Theory —

    As published: “Macroeconomic Theory”
    4
11. Select one MATH/STAT in consultation with advisor (strong preference for Applied Calculus)

    Not resolved to a course
    4
12. Three additional 3000- or 4000-level courses in economics, chosen with the help of an advisor

    Not resolved to a course
    12

English

1. ENGL 1450

   Introduction to Linguistics and Language —

   As published: “Introduction to Linguistics and Language”
   4
2. ENGL 3202

   Literary Theory and Practice —

   As published: “Literary Theory and Practice”
   4
3. Five electives, at least two of which are 3000 or 4000 level

   Not resolved to a course
   20

Gender and Women's Studies

1. WOST 2050W

   Foundations of Gender and Women's Studies —

   As published: “Foundations of Gender and Women's Studies”
   4
2. WOST 3640

   Feminist Theory —

   As published: “Feminist Theory”

   or: WOST 3900 Feminist Philosophy
   4
3. WOST 4604

   Internship —

   As published: “Internship”
   4
4. WOST 4850W

   Senior Seminar —

   As published: “Senior Seminar”
   4

Cross-Listed Courses 1

1. Choose one course with a global focus from:

   Not resolved to a course
   4
2. WOST 3150

   Women and Globalization —

   As published: “Women and Globalization”
   4
3. WOST 3450

   Women's Issues from Global Perspectives —

   As published: “Women's Issues from Global Perspectives”
   4

Or other 3000/4000-level WOST cross-listed course focused on global perspectives with permission of chair

1. One WOST course cross-listed in arts or humanities

   Not resolved to a course
   4
2. One WOST course cross-listed in social sciences or sciences

   Not resolved to a course
   4
3. One elective cross-listed with any department and WOST

   Not resolved to a course
   4

History

1. Four history courses, 1000-level or above

   Not resolved to a course
   16
2. Three history courses, 3000-level or above

   Not resolved to a course
   12
3. HIST 4850W

   Senior Seminar: Humanities Capstone —

   As published: “Senior Seminar: Humanities Capstone”
   4

Political Science

1. POSC 1710W

   Introduction to American Government and Policy —

   As published: “Introduction to American Government and Policy”
   4
2. POSC 2200W

   Introduction to Comparative Politics —

   As published: “Introduction to Comparative Politics”
   4
3. POSC 2250

   Introduction to World Politics —

   As published: “Introduction to World Politics”
   4
4. ECON 1090

   Statistical Analysis for Decision Making —

   As published: “Statistical Analysis for Decision Making”

   or: SOCI 2200 People, Stories and Images: Qualitative Social Research
   4
5. 20 upper-division (3XXX or 4XXX level) credits in political science to be determined by the student and advisor (usually five 4-credit classes)

   Not resolved to a course
   20

Public Policy

1. ECON 1120

   Economics of Social Issues —

   As published: “Economics of Social Issues”
   4
2. ECON 2610

   Principles of Microeconomics —

   As published: “Principles of Microeconomics”
   4
3. ECON 3050

   Quantitative Impact Evaluation: Applied Research Skills —

   As published: “Quantitative Impact Evaluation: Applied Research Skills”
   4
4. ECON 3650

   Cost-Benefit Analysis —

   As published: “Cost-Benefit Analysis”
   4
5. POSC 1710W

   Introduction to American Government and Policy —

   As published: “Introduction to American Government and Policy”
   4
6. POSC 3070

   Public Policy —

   As published: “Public Policy”
   4

Select three of the following (at least two must be at the 3000 level)

Any POSC course

Any ECON course

1. NPSO 2100

   Intro to the Nonprofit Sector

   As published: “Intro to the Nonprofit Sector”
   4
2. NPSO 3050

   Financial Management for Nonprofit

   As published: “Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations”
3. NPSO 4300

   Development and Fundraising for Social

   As published: “Development and Fundraising for Social Service Organizations”
   4
4. SOCI 2150

   Challenging Oppressions, Civic Engagement and Change —

   As published: “Challenging Oppressions, Civic Engagement and Change”
   4
5. SOCI 2700

   Social Movements-Social Change —

   As published: “Social Movements-Social Change”
   4
6. SOCI 3160

   Migration, Citizenship, Community —

   As published: “Migration, Citizenship, Community”
   4
7. SOCI 3210

   Family, Identity and Inequality —

   As published: “Family, Identity and Inequality”
   4
8. SOCI 3340

   Criminal Justice: From Policing to Punishment —

   As published: “Criminal Justice: From Policing to Punishment”
   4
9. SOCI 3860

   Neighborhoods, Cities and Inequality —

   As published: “Neighborhoods, Cities and Inequality”
   4
10. SOWK 2810

    Introduction to Social Work —

    As published: “Introduction to Social Work”
    4
11. SOWK 3910

    Social Policy for Social Change —

    As published: “Social Policy for Social Change”
    4

Sociology Courses

1. SOCI 1000

   Principles and Concepts of Sociology —

   As published: “Principles and Concepts of Sociology”
   4
2. SOCI 3700W

   Sociology in Action: Understanding Social Worlds —

   As published: “Sociology in Action: Understanding Social Worlds”
   4
3. SOCI 4604

   Internship —

   As published: “Internship”
   4
4. Select five additional courses in sociology

   Not resolved to a course
   20

GRADUATE COURSES TAKEN DURING SENIOR YEAR

1. LIS 7010

   Introduction to Library and Information Science —

   As published: “Introduction to Library and Information Science”
   3
2. LIS 7030

   Organization of Knowledge —

   As published: “Organization of Knowledge”
   3
3. LIS 7040

   Information Access Services —

   As published: “Information Access Services”
   3
4. LIS 7050

   Research Methods for Library Information Science —

   As published: “Research Methods for Library Information Science”
   3
5. Select two LIS electives

   Not resolved to a course
   6

GRADUATE COURSES TAKEN AFTER COMPLETION OF BACEHLOR'S DEGREE

1. LIS 7700

   Management of Libraries and Information Centers —

   As published: “Management of Libraries and Information Centers”
   3
2. LIS 8900

   ePortfolio —

   As published: “ePortfolio”
   0
3. Technology course requirement - select one from technology designated courses

   Not resolved to a course
   3
4. LIS Electives

   Not resolved to a course
   12