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Program checklist · Community and Justice Studies Major

Community and Justice Studies Major

Guilford College · Greensboro, NC

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Program
Award
Community and Justice Studies Major
CIP
05.0210
Credits (computed from items)
8
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
SOC
25-1062
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
198613
CourseShelf checklist
CK_198613_2934663e
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Bachelor of Science in Community and Justice Studies

30 items
  1. JPS 103
    4
  2. JPS 262
  3. JPS 310
  4. JPS 336
    4
  5. JPS 338
  6. JPS 448
  7. Two courses (one must be at the 200 level, and one must be at the 300 level)
    Not resolved to a course
    8
  8. JPS 215
    Community & Justice Prof. Sem 4
    As published: “Community & Justice Prof. Sem.”
  9. JPS 220
    4
  10. JPS 236
    Conflict Transformation for Peacebuilding and
    As published: “Conflict Transformation for Peacebuilding and Justice (PECS 236)”
  11. JPS 240
  12. JPS 245
    4
  13. JPS 290
  14. JPS 301
  15. JPS 305
  16. JPS 311
  17. JPS 319
    4
  18. JPS 322
  19. JPS 327
    Social Justice Southern US. 4
    As published: “Social Justice Southern US (Study Away course)”
  20. JPS 329
  21. JPS 350
  22. JPS 360
  23. HIST 215
    2019
  24. PECS 200
    Food Justice, Social Action, &. 4. The course aims to explore concepts of food justice and social action that are embedded in food security and food sovereignty.The paradigm of food sovereignty reinforces the right of peoples to healthy and culturally-appropriate food produced throughecologically sustainable methods, and their right to determine their own food and agricultural systems. The heart of this paradigmis to reclaim decision-making power in the food system and represent authentic food sovereignty. This course examines problemsof maldevelopment, agricultural system production, its changing structure and its impact on labor, family structure, householddynamics, gender relations, changing identities of femininities and masculinities, migration, and rural development. Community foodsovereignty is vital in examining the food systems? geography, its production, distribution, consumption, power relations, access,and equity at local, regional, and global levels. History, laws and regulations, demography, environment, trade, and market domainsthat may enhance and/or reduce people?s choices and opportunities influence food systems. We will examine small, medium, andlarge-scale industrial farming, Indigenous knowledge systems, cultural food practices, health, food insecurity, livestock production,economics and globalization, poverty, and community gardening.What is unique about this course is that students will design their social action through the lenses of critical race and social changetheories considering power, gender, ethnicity, race, age, generation, class, social status, marital status, household status, and location(rural/urban, center/periphery). Students learn about the food systems, and theories of social change as well as choose and lead theirown campaigns by defining a social problem, developing concrete, quantifiable solutions (i.e., demands) and applying it. A milestoneof the social action campaign is that students will have an opportunity to enact policy (rule, norm, or practice of an institution) oncampus or in the community.The course applies interdisciplinary lenses through the integration of concepts derived from peace and justice, feminist,development, geography, political ecology, sociology, ecosystem science, and food and nutritional ecology studies
    As published: “FOOD JUSTICE, SOCIAL ACTION, AND COMMUNITY CHANGE”
  25. PECS 235
  26. PHIL 247
    Philosophy of Law
    As published: “Philosophy of Law & Leadership”
  27. PHIL 261
    Philosophy and Race. 4
    As published: “Philosophy and Race”
  28. SOAN 331
    4
  29. JPS 365
  30. WGSS 375
    2019
Source. Guilford College, catalog 2026-2027 — https://catalog.guilford.edu/catalog/academic-departments-majors/justice-policy-studies/community-justice-studies/. Captured page pages/0092.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.