Social Justice Studies for Transfer - AA-T Degree
The program explores the intersection of identities, for example race, class, gender and sexual orientation, and analyzes the socio-economic, cultural, environmental, and political influences on inequity and social justice.
Courses
- LGBT 0001 — Introduction to LGBT Studies/Queer Theory
- SOC 0003 — Race, Ethnicity and Inequality
- SOC 0015 — Introduction to Statistics in Sociology
- PSYC 0142 — Introduction to Psychological Statistics
- SOC 0027 — Sociology of Gender
- SOC 0110 — Introduction to Social Justice
- ANTH 0004 — Native Peoples of North America
- ANTH 0007 — Native Peoples of California
- ESS 0001 — Introduction to Environmental Sciences and Sustainability
- ETHN 0050 — Ethnic Images in Film
- HIST 0018A — The African American Experience in American History to 1877
- HIST 0018B — The African American Experience in American History since 1877
- HIST 0023 — Chicano/Mexican American History
- HIST 0025 — Native American History
- HIST 0027 — Women in American History
- LGBT 0002 — Queer (LGBTIQ) Film History
- SOC 0002 — Social Problems
- SOC 0005 — Sociology of Women's Health
- SOC 0010 — Feminism and Social Action
- WMST 0001 — Introduction to Women's Studies