Social Justice Studies - A.A.-T
The Social Justice Studies degree is an interdisciplinary degree that combines approaches from political science, sociology, history, literature, and popular culture to understand the struggles and experiences of marginalized groups. This program of study engages students in examining the how intersections, such as gender, race, class, ethnicity, and nationality, inform experiences with racism, sexism, classism, environmental injustice, and other forms of inequality within society. This degree emphasizes understanding the different ways power and privilege work in our society in order to create a better world.
Courses
- BUS 130 — Small Business Management
- BUS 102 — Financial Accounting
- BUS 115 — Business Law
- BUS 116 — Human Resource Management
- BUS 140 — Marketing
- BUS 170 — Spreadsheet
- BUS 118 — Personal Finance
- SOC 140 — Introduction to Race and Ethnicity
- POL 140
- ETHN 140 — Introduction to Race and Ethnicity
- SOJU 100 — Sex, Gender, and Society
- SOC 100 — Sex, Gender, and Society
- SOJU 130 — Introduction to Queer Studies
- ETHN 135 — African American Studies
- HIST 135 — African American Studies
- ETHN 131 — Native American Studies
- HIST 130 — Native American History
- HIST 120 — Women In American History