A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- General Education
- CIP
- 05.0212
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- SOC
- 25-1062
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 196149
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_196149_f45d716a
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
General Education Requirements
17 items
- World Language, where the requirement varies depending upon degree program.Not resolved to a course
- Basic Communication, which is met through a combination of writing and presentation skills course work as described. CPN 100/102 and CPN 101/103 count towards the SUNY GE credit total, for a maximum of eight credit hours. The use of a single course to satisfy more than one category is allowed but no single course may be used to satisfy more than two General Education categories.Not resolved to a course
- Communication [GEC1, GEC2] - Writing Studies (CPN) - up to eight credit hours of CPN may count towards GE credit hour total and - Presentation Skills (GECP)Not resolved to a course
- Diversity: Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice [GEDI]Not resolved to a course
- Mathematics (and Quantitative Reasoning) [GEMA]Not resolved to a course
- Natural Sciences (and Scientific Reasoning) [GENS]Not resolved to a course
- Humanities [GEHU]Not resolved to a course
- Social Sciences [GESS]Not resolved to a course
- The Arts [GEAR]Not resolved to a course
- US History and Civic Engagement [GEUS]Not resolved to a course
- World History and Global Awareness [GEWH]Not resolved to a course
- World Language — refer to degree program [GEWL]Not resolved to a course
- Science, Technology, Values and Society [GEST]Not resolved to a course
- Degree Works, our campus degree audit system, will identify requirements and track student progress.Not resolved to a course
- The online Course Schedule allows students to search by General Education courses offered in an upcoming semester through search-by-attribute feature.Not resolved to a course
- A list of all approved General Education courses is provided in the following section of this College Catalog.Not resolved to a course
- Faculty advisors and the Advisement and Transition Office work with students to assist with all academic planning.Not resolved to a course
Communication
6 items
- produce coherent texts within common collegelevel written forms;Not resolved to a course
- revise and improve their written texts.Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate the ability to research a topic, develop an argument and organize supporting details;Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate proficiency in oral discourse;Not resolved to a course
- evaluate an oral presentation according to established criteria;Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate the ability to evaluate communication for substance, bias, and intended effect.Not resolved to a course
Select
7 items
- CPN 102Writing Studies in the Community I (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- andNot resolved to a course
- CPN 101Writing Studies II (3 cr. hr.) orNot resolved to a course
- CPN 103Writing Studies in the Community II (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- Students in the Honors Program choose:Not resolved to a course
- ENG 110Introduction to Inquiry (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
And one course fulfilling Presentation Skills (GECP)
0 items
Diversity: Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice
47 items
- demonstrate the ability to describe historical and contemporary societal factors that shape the development of individual and group identity involving race, class, and gender;Not resolved to a course
- analyze the role that social structures and systems play in the creation and perpetuation of the dynamics of power, privilege, oppression, and opportunity;Not resolved to a course
- apply the principles of rights, access, equity, and autonomous participation to social justice action.Not resolved to a course
- AAS 110Survey of African American Music (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 120Politics and Multiculturalism (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 210Racial and Gender Role Stereotypes (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 251Introduction to African-American Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 368African-American Sport History (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 230Prejudice and Discrimination (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 234Anthropology of Gender (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 322Sociocultural Study of AIDS (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 372Cross-Cultural Study of Global Violence (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CIN 210Racial and Gender Role Stereotypes (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CRM 372Cross-Cultural Study of Global Violence (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CUL 100Introduction to Cultural Studies (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 251Introduction to African-American Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 252Introduction to Modern American Multicultural Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 254Introduction to American Working-Class Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 269LGBTQ Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ESL 406Educating English Language Learners (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EXS 290Social Problems and Issues in Sport and Exercise (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EXS 450Disability and Sport (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EXS 368African-American Sport History (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FSA 103Gender, Race and Class Issues in Education (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FSA 250Foundations of Peace Education (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 221Social Geography (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HLH 163The HIV Epidemic (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HLH 201Health Problems of the Underserved (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HLH 369Dimensions of Human Sexuality (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- JST 140Judaism: Historic Insights and Perspectives (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MGS 230Sexism and Heterosexism: An Integrated Study (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MUS 110Survey of African American Music (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MUS 133Music and Queer Identity (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 140Philosophy of Diversity and Social Justice (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 110Politics and Multiculturalism (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 405Discrimination Law (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PSY 210Racial and Gender Role Stereotypes (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- REC 293Diversity and Inclusive Recreation Services (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- REC 365Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll: Introduction to Aberrant Recreation (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- RLS 140Judaism: Historic Insights and Perspectives (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 230Prejudice and Discrimination (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 322Sociocultural Study of AIDS (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 372Cross-Cultural Study of Global Violence (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPM 305Diversity and Sport Leadership (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPM 450Disability and Sport (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- WGS 100Introduction to Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- WGS 269LGBTQ Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
Mathematics (and Quantitative Reasoning)
24 items
- interpret and draw inferences from appropriate mathematical models such as formulas, graphs, tables, or schematics;Not resolved to a course
- represent mathematical information symbolically, visually, numerically, or verbally as appropriate;Not resolved to a course
- employ quantitative methods such as arithmetic, algebra, geometry, or statistics to solve problems.Not resolved to a course
- BIO 203Applied Biostatistics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 230Statistical Methods (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ECO 221Economic Statistics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ECO 222Mathematical Economics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EXS 201Statistics in Exercise Science (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 300Data Visualization (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 400Geographical Analysis (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HLH 299Statistical Concepts and Applications for Health Sciences (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MAT 102Concepts of Elementary School Mathematics II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MAT 105Mathematics in Modern Society (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MAT 111Algebra for College Students (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MAT 115Precalculus (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MAT 121Calculus A (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MAT 135Calculus I (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MAT 201Statistical Methods (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PED 434Statistics and Assessment in Physical Education (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 111Symbolic Logic (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 112Introduction to Political Research (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 312Methods of Political Analysis (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PSY 201Statistical Methods (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 302Methods of Social Research II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
Natural Science (and Scientific Reasoning)
33 items
- demonstrate an understanding of the methods scientists use to explore natural phenomena, including observation, hypothesis development, measurement and data collection, experimentation, evaluation of evidence, and employment of mathematical analysis;Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate knowledge of the principles of one or more of the natural sciences.Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate the ability to apply scientific data, concepts and models in one or more of the natural sciences, and relate the relevant technology and principles they have studied to modern life.Not resolved to a course
- BIO 110Principles of Biology I (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- BIO 111Principles of Biology II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- andNot resolved to a course
- BIO 113Principles of Biology II Laboratory (1 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- BIO 201Biological Sciences I (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- BIO 202Biological Sciences II (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- BIO 211Fundamentals of Cell and Molecular Biology (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- BIO 212Fundamentals of Organismal Biology (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- BIO 213Fundamentals of Ecology and Evolution (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CHE 112Introductory Forensic Science (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CHE 121Elementary Chemistry I (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CHE 122Elementary Chemistry II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CHE 125Environmental Chemistry (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CHE 227General Chemistry I Lecture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- andNot resolved to a course
- CHE 277General Chemistry I Laboratory (1 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CHE 228General Chemistry II Lecture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- andNot resolved to a course
- CHE 278General Chemistry II Laboratory (1 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GLY 160Environmental Geology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GLY 171Earth Science (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GLY 261Physical Geology (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GLY 262Historical Geology (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHY 105Elementary Mechanics and Heat (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHY 106Elementary Electricity, Light and Sound (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHY 151Introductory Astronomy Laboratory (1 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHY 201Principles of Physics I (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHY 202Principles of Physics II (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SCI 141Integrated Earth Science and Biology (4 cr. hr.).Not resolved to a course
- SCI 142Integrated Physics and Chemistry (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
The Humanities
61 items
- demonstrate knowledge of the conventions and methods of at least one of the humanities;Not resolved to a course
- apply the methods of at least one area in the humanities by recognizing and analyzing nuance and complexity of meaning through critical reflections on written texts, visual images, sonic expressions, or other materials.Not resolved to a course
- AAS 100Introduction to African American Studies (3 cr. hr.) orNot resolved to a course
- AAS 101Introduction to African American Studies (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 251Introduction to African-American Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 385Black Feminist Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATH 343Patrons, Painters and Princes: The Arts of Italy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CIN 208Introduction to Film Analysis (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 100Human Communication (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 233Reporting the World: The Personal Voice of Global Journalism (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 120Good Books and How to Read Them (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 202Introduction to Fiction (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 203Introduction to Poetry (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 204Introduction to Drama (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 208Introduction to Film Analysis (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 209Introduction to the Digital Humanities (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 210Introduction to Fantasy/Science Fiction (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 211Introduction to Detective Fiction (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 214Introduction to Environmental Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 220Introduction to Western Literature I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 222Introduction to World Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 221Introduction to Western Literature II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 251Introduction to African-American Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 254Introduction to American Working-Class Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 256Introduction to American Indian Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 257Introduction to Irish Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 258Irish Women Writers (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 260Literature of Sports (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 261Introduction to Women in Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 262War in Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 263Ethical Issues in Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 268Psychology in Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 269LGBTQ Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 280Introduction to Mythology and the Bible (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 290Introduction to Literary Study (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 311Francophone Literatures (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 315Introduction to French Literature I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 316Introduction to French Literature II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 100The World to 1500 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 101The World Since 1500 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 110Western Civilization to 1500 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 111Western Civilization since 1500 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 180Why Global History Matters (3 cr. hr).Not resolved to a course
- HIS 240Castles and Courts: Medieval History, 500-1200 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 265History of Islam to 1800 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HUM 100Books and Big Ideas (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ICC 201Introduction to the Literature of U.S. Latinos (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 100Introduction to Philosophy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 201Ancient Social Philosophy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 371Philosophy of Human Nature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 370Politics and the Psyche (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 385Black Feminist Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 102Foundations of Democracy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 399Rhetoric (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- REC 310Wilderness and American Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 313Survey of Spanish-American Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 315Survey of Spanish Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 317Literary Types in Spanish (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- WGS 269LGBTQ Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- WGS 385Black Feminist Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
Social Sciences
24 items
- describe major concepts and theories of at least one discipline in the social sciences;Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate understanding of the methods social scientists use to explore social phenomena.Not resolved to a course
- ANT 102Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 104Introduction to Biological Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 206Introduction to Forensic Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 171Introduction to Advertising and Public Relations (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 301Mass Media and Society (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CRM 206Introduction to Forensic Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ECO 105Political Economy and Social Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EST 100Introduction to Environmental Studies (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 120Cultural Geography (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 125Human Geography and Global Development (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 370Will the World Provide? A Research Experience for Students (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HLH 111International Health and Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- IST 210The Making of the Modern World (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MUS 101World Music (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 310Science and Its Social Context (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 100Introduction to American Government and Politics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 101Introduction to World Politics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 242Environmental Policy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PSY 101Introductory Psychology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- REC 320Introduction to Community Development (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 150Introduction to Sociology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 350Civil Society (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
The Arts
41 items
- apply the methods used to study and critique an artistic medium and its physical practice that informs, persuades, or otherwise engages with an audience;Not resolved to a course
- establish knowledge of diverse histories and/or contemporary practices within the arts;Not resolved to a course
- develop and articulate an understanding of creative expression in terms of its social, political, cultural, aesthetic and historical context.Not resolved to a course
- AAS 206Blues Appreciation in Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 208Latin Beats (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 211Rock and Roll: African Americans and the World (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 215Sports and Music (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 231Hip-Hop Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATH 121Art in the Ancient World (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATH 122Art in the Modern World (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATH 332Belize Study Abroad: History, Art and Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATH 333Cuba Study Abroad: History, Art and Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATH 343Patrons, Painters and Princes: The Arts of Italy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 101Drawing I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 102Design I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 103Painting I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 104Ceramics I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 106Sculpture I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 107Printmaking I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 108Fibers I - Surface Design (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 313Film Photography (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ATS 208Fibers II - Weaving (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CIN 101History of the Cinema I: The Silent Era (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CIN 102History of the Cinema II: The Sound Era (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 231Hip-Hop Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EXS 350Aesthetics of Sport (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 425French Cinema (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- IST 100Culture through Film (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MUS 100Music in Western Society: A Social Experience (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MUS 111Introduction to Music Theory (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MUS 137Survey of American Popular Music (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 120Introduction to Creative Writing (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 212Writing Fiction (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 213Writing Poetry (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 217Reading and Writing Comics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 222Tiny Writing (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 315Writing Creative Non-Fiction (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 375Digital Storytelling (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 330Música Contemporánea de España e Hispanoamérica (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- THT 100Introduction To Theatre Arts (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- THT 161Theatre History I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
US History and Civic Engagement
16 items
- construct a narrative of American history that acknowledges diversity and unity in American society by seeking new information and considering multiple viewpoints.Not resolved to a course
- eplain the role of state and mediating institutions in American society, including these institutions’ effects on different groups, such as marginalized populations and women.Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate an understanding of America’s evolving relationship with the rest of the world.Not resolved to a course
- Describe how individual and collective advocacy, dissent and dialogue have been essential to civic participation in American society.Not resolved to a course
- AAS 392Black Political Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 200U.S. Media History (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ECO 105Political Economy and Social Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 252Introduction to Modern American Multicultural Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 190Why U.S. History Matters (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 200The United States to 1877 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 201The United States Since 1877 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 226History of the American Dream (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 392Black Political Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 100Introduction to American Government and Politics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 392Black Political Thought (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 150Introduction to Sociology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
World History and Global Awareness
30 items
- demonstrate knowledge of a broad outline of world history and/or the development of the distinctive features of at least one non-Western or Indigenous civilization or culture in relation to other regions of the world;Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate understanding of the structures, systems, and interrelationships among civilizations and cultures within historical and/or contemporary contexts, and their impact on environmental, social, or economic sustainability.Not resolved to a course
- AAS 315African Economic Development (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 350Caribbean Philosophy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- AAS 360Salsa as Resistance in Motion (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 102Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 311Peoples of East Asia (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 318Cross-Cultural Study of Health and Illness (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 302Intercultural Communication (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 303International Communication (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CUL 100Introduction to Cultural Studies (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ECO 315African Economic Development (3 cr. hr.) orNot resolved to a course
- ECO 316African Economic Development (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 222Introduction to World Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 256Introduction to American Indian Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FSA 333International and Comparative Education (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 120Cultural Geography (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 125Human Geography and Global Development (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 100The World to 1500 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 101The World Since 1500 (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HIS 180Why Global History Matters (3 cr. hr).Not resolved to a course
- HLH 111International Health and Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- MUS 101World Music (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 350Caribbean Philosophy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 360Salsa as Resistance in Motion (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 101Introduction to World Politics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- REC 150Play Across Cultures (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 318Spanish Peninsular Civilization (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 319Latin American Civilization (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- IST 200Foundations of the International System (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
World Languages
22 items
- demonstrate basic proficiency in the understanding and use of a world language;Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate an understanding of the distinctive features of culture(s) associated with the language they are studying.Not resolved to a course
- ASL 101Beginning American Sign Language I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ASL 102Beginning American Sign Language II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ASL 201Intermediate American Sign Language I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ASL 202Intermediate American Sign Language II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 101Beginning French I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 102Beginning French II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 201Intermediate French I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- FRE 202Intermediate French II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GER 101Beginning German I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GER 102Beginning German II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GER 201Intermediate German I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GER 202Intermediate German II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ITA 101Beginning Italian I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ITA 102Beginning Italian II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ITA 201Intermediate Italian I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ITA 202Intermediate Italian II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 101Beginning Spanish I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 102Beginning Spanish II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 201Intermediate Spanish I (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SPA 202Intermediate Spanish II (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
Science, Technology, Values and Society
37 items
- the manner in which value judgments are justified and how interpretation of technical information can lead to different conclusions, andNot resolved to a course
- issues at the interface of science, technology and society and how the methods of science and scientific data are understood in the context of social issues.Not resolved to a course
- ANT 103Archaeological Principles in Cultural Context (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 104Introduction to Biological Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 206Introduction to Forensic Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 318Cross-Cultural Study of Health and Illness (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 322Sociocultural Study of AIDS (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ANT 372Cross-Cultural Study of Global Violence (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 101AI and Media (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- COM 235Introduction to Media Literacy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CRM 206Introduction to Forensic Anthropology (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- CRM 372Cross-Cultural Study of Global Violence (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EDU 315Critical Media Literacy: Values, Education and Society (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 209Introduction to the Digital Humanities (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENG 214Introduction to Environmental Literature (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENS 100Introduction to Environmental Science (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENS 200AI for Earth and the Environment (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- ENS 330Climate Change: Science and Solutions (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- EST 100Introduction to Environmental Studies (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GLY 330Climate Change: Science and Solutions (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 301Climate Change and Society (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- GRY 370Will the World Provide? A Research Experience for Students (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- HLH 323Foods and Nutrition (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 135Introduction to Ethics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 310Science and Its Social Context (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHI 320Environmental Ethics (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PHY 111Science and Pseudoscience (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- POL 242Environmental Policy (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 150AI and Writing (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- PWR 210Digital Writing with Data (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- REC 310Wilderness and American Culture (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SCI 180Natural Hazards and Disasters (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SCI 205Epidemics in Society (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SCI 304Plants and People (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SCI 380Energy and the Environment (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 322Sociocultural Study of AIDS (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- SOC 372Cross-Cultural Study of Global Violence (3 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
World Language Requirement: Bachelor of Arts Candidates
2 items
- successfully complete the fourth semester (202) of a college-level world language sequence orNot resolved to a course
- confirm proficiency equivalent to successful completion of the fourth semester (202) of a college-level world language sequence through a testing program approved by the Modern Languages Department.Not resolved to a course
World Language Requirement: Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Education and Bachelor of Fine Arts Candidates
2 items
- successfully complete the second semester (102) of a college-level world language sequence orNot resolved to a course
- confirm proficiency equivalent to successful completion of the second semester (102) of a college-level world language sequence through a testing program approved by the Modern Languages Department.Not resolved to a course
Writing Studies (6-8 cr. hr.)
0 items
Select Either
5 items
- CPN 102Writing Studies in the Community I (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
- andNot resolved to a course
- CPN 101Writing Studies II (3 cr. hr.) orNot resolved to a course
- CPN 103Writing Studies in the Community II (4 cr. hr.)Not resolved to a course
Writing Intensive (6 cr. hr.)
4 items
- Clearly exhibit or articulate a topic, issue or purpose in their written workNot resolved to a course
- Analyze and evaluate the presentation of topic, issue or purpose in their own and others written workNot resolved to a course
- Identify perspectives and biases in thier own or others’ written work, including any limitations these causeNot resolved to a course
- Form judgements and/or conclusions about their own or others’ written work, well-supported by evidenceNot resolved to a course
Presentation Skills
0 items
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