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Courses for 2020-21<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Fall 2020 (Semester I)<\/h4>\n

American Conversations (completion of Am Con counts for one RACE elective): (Kristina Medina-Vilarino, Christopher Elias)
\nArt 276: Latin American Modernism (Hannah Ryan)
\nDance 108: Native and Immigrant Traditions (Anne von Bibra)
\nDance 112: African Diaspora in Contemporary Dance (Arneshia Williams)<\/span>
\nDance 113: Hip Hop I (Arneshia Williams)<\/span>
\nDance 141: Hip Hop Dance and History (Arneshia Williams)
\nEducation 250: Second Language Acquisition (Jill Watson)<\/span>
\nEducation 293: Refugee and Immigrant Experiences in Faribault, MN (Heather Campbell)<\/span>
\nEducation 346: Ethics of\u00a0Refugee and Immigrant Education (Jill Watson)<\/span>
\nEnglish 205: American Racial\/Multicultural Literature (Joan Hepburn)<\/span>
\nEnglish 251: Major Chicano\/a Authors (Carlos Gallego)
\nEnglish 280: Muslim Women Writers (Joseph Mbele)
\nEnglish 280: Queer Literature and Theory (Juliet Patterson)
\nFrench\u00a0260: The Cultures of Franco-America (Olivia Maxwell-Yoshioka)
\nHistory 126: Conquest and Colonization (Jeane DeLaney)<\/span>
\nHistory 151: Slavery in African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nHistory 165: Slavery and the Americas (Michael Fitzgerald)<\/span>
\nHistory 189: Race in Latin America (Sergio Pinto-Handler)
\nHistory 195: Global Histories from 1500-present (Abdulai Iddrisu)<\/span>
\nHistory 288: America in the Civil War and Reconstruction Era (Michael Fitzgerald)<\/span>
\nHistory 370: Emancipation and Violence in America (Michael Fitzgerald)
\nLatin American Studies 333: Contemporary Latin American Issues (Kristina Medina-Vilarino)
\nMusic 141: Intro to Musicology (staff)<\/span>
\nMusic 231: History of Jazz (staff)<\/span>
\nMusic 237: World Music (Rehanna Kheshgi)<\/span>
\nMusic 345: Music of South Asia (Rehanna Kheshgi)
\nPhilosophy 255: Race and Social Justice (Michael Fuerstein)
\nPolitical Science 258: World Politics (staff)<\/span>
\nRACE 121: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies A\/B (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)<\/span>
\nRACE 121: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies C (SooJin Pate)
\nRACE 252: Race, Ethnicity, and\u00a0Indigenous Studies\u00a0(Ibtesam Al Atiyat)<\/span>
\nRace Matters (completion of course sequence counts for two RACE electives) (Jon Naito, David Schalliol)
\nReligion 121 B\/D: Belong as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nReligion 232 A\/B: The Insurgent Multiculturalism of Beloved Community (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nReligion 267: African-American Religious Thought (Timothy M. Rainey)
\nSociology\/Anthropology\u00a0121 A\/B: Introduction to Sociology (David Schalliol)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 A\/B: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Thomas Williamson)<\/span>
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 C: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Andrea Conger)<\/span>
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 D: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Vivian Choi)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 261 A\/B: Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Andrea Conger)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 299 A: Life on Campus (Thomas Williamson)<\/span>
\nSociology\/Anthropology 299 B: Power, State, and Everyday Life (Marc David)
\nSpanish 231: The U.S. and Spanish-Speaking World (staff)
\nSpanish 232: Latinx Experiences in the United States (staff)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (Maggie Broner)
\nSpanish 311:\u00a0Language, Power, and Ideology (Maggie Broner)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work and Social Welfare (Melissa Mendez)
\nSocial Work 373: Just Practice (Susan Smalling)
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

January Term 2021<\/h4>\n

Asian 201: Colonial Hong Kong and Taiwan (Hsiang-Lin Shih)
\nEducation 170: Urban Schools and Communities (Courtney Humm)
\nEducation 379: Urban Education Practicum and Seminar (Rosemary Pfarr-Baker)
\nEnglish 108: Trickster\/Postcolonial Literature (Joseph Mbele)
\nHistory 189 A: Holy War in Pre-Modern World (Katherine Tuley)
\nHistory 189 B: Race in Latin America (Sergio Pinto-Handler)
\nHistory 299: Nationalism and Empire in Europe (Andrei Tcacenco)
\nMusic 245: Music and Social Justice (David Carter and Emery Stephens)
\nPolitical Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)
\nPsychology 390: Psychology of Diversity (Jessica Benson)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 269: Urban Sociology (David Schalliol)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 297: Environmental Anthropology (Vivian Choi)
\nSpanish 231: The U.S. and Spanish-Speaking World (Maggie Broner)
\nSpanish 232: Latinx Experiences in the United States (Gwendolyn Barnes-Karol)
\nTheater 110 A\/B\/C: Introduction to Theater (staff)<\/p>\n

Spring 2021 (Semester II)<\/h4>\n

Africa and the Americas 231: The Diaspora Experience (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nAmerican Conversations (completion of Am Con counts for one RACE elective)
\nArt 276: Mesoamerican Art (Marsha Olson)
\nAsian 123: Asia in America (Ka Wong)
\nDance 107: Jazz (Heather Klopchin)
\nDance 112: African Diaspora in Contemporary Dance I (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 240: African Diaspora in Contemporary Dance II (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 241: African Diaspora in Contemporary Dance II (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 246: Dance in the United States (Arneshia Williams)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in Education (Courtney Humm)
\nEnglish 203: Asian American Literature (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nEnglish 345: The Black Radical Tradition (Sean Ward)
\nHistory 126: Peoples of Colonial Latin America (Sergio Pinto-Handler)
\nHistory 181: Civil Rights Revolution (Michael Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 270: Immigration in America (Christopher Elias)
\nHistory 277: African American History (Michael Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 289: Travel\/Mapping the Pre-Modern World (Katherine Tuley)
\nHistory 291: African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nHistory 297: Segregation in the United States (Michael Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 299: Revolutions in Latin-American History (Sergio Pinto-Handler)
\nMusic 141: Introduction to Musicology (Caitlin Schmidt)
\nNorwegian 244: The S\u00e1mi: Traditions in Transition (Kari Lie Dorer)
\nPhilosophy 247: Latin American Political Philosophy (Brendon Westler)
\nPolitical Science 350: Immigration and Citizenship (Kathy Tegtmeyer Pak)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies (Marc David)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 252: Introduction to Chicanx Studies (Carlos Gallego)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 396: Research and Creativity (Jonathan Naito)
\nRace Matters (completion of course sequence counts for two RACE electives) (Jon Naito, David Schalliol)
\nReligion 121 C: Belonging as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nReligion 121 O: Politics in the Bible and the Bible in Politics (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nReligion 232: Multiculturalism and Beloved Community (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nReligion 249: Anti-Racist Christian Theologies (Deanna Thompson)
\nReligion 267: African-American Religious Thought (Timothy M. Rainey II)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 121 A\/B: Introduction to Sociology (Ryan Shepard)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 A\/B: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Andrea Conger)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 247 A\/B: Disasters (Vivian Choi)
\nSpanish 231 A\/B\/C: The U.S. and Spanish-Speaking World (Staff)
\nSpanish 232 A\/B\/C\/D\/E\/F\/G\/H\/I: Latinx Experiences in the United States (Staff)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (Maggie Broner)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work\/Social Welfare (Melissa Mendez)
\nTheater 180: Text and Performance (Karen Wilson, Sara Pillatzki-Warzeha)
\nWomen’s and Gender Studies 399: Decolonizing Feminism(s) (Ibtesam Al Atiyat)
\nWriting 111 C: First-Year Writing: Power, Justice, and the Environment (Juliet Patterson)<\/p>\n

Courses for 2019-20<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Spring 2020 (Semester II)<\/h4>\n

Africa and the African Diaspora 231: Africa and the Americas: the Diaspora Experience (Joan Hepburn)
\nAmerican Conversations 211: Fear and Hope (completion of American Conversations counts for one RACE elective)
\nAsian Studies 123: Asia in America (Christina Spiker)
\nDance 107: (topics) Jazz Dance I (Heather Klopchin)
\nDance 113: Hip Hop I (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 240: African Diaspora Contemporary Dance II (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 241: African Diaspora Contemporary Dance II (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 246: Dance in the United States (Heather Klopchin)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in Education (Courtney Humm)
\nEducation 347: Teaching ESL K-12 (Jill Watson)
\nEnglish 201 Transatlantic Anglophone Literature (Jon Naito)
\nEnglish 207: Women of the African Diaspora (Joan Hepburn)
\nEnglish 251: Major Chicano\/a Authors (Carlos Gallego)
\nHistory 181: Civil Rights Revolution (Michael Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 199 A\/B: American History After 1865 (Christopher Elias)
\nHistory 270: (topics) Civil War\/Reconstruction (Michael Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 277: African-American History (Michael Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 282: (topics) Indigenous West (Steve Hahn)
\nHistory 375: (topics) Race and Capitalism in the Modern U.S. (Eric Fure-Slocum)
\nHistory 395: The Historian’s Craft: Oral History Seminar (when the final research project focuses on race\/ethnicity, director approval required) (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nLinguistics 245: Roles of Language in the Context of Equity and Diversity (Rika Ito)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121 A: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Arneshia Williams)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121 B: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Joan Hepburn)
\nRace Matters (completion of course sequence counts for two RACE electives) (Jon Naito, David Schalliol)
\nReligion 121 section: Politics in the Bible and the Bible in Politics (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nReligion 232: The Insurgent Multiculturalism of Beloved Community (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work and Social Welfare (Melissa Mendez)
\nSociology\/Anthropology\u00a0128 A\/B: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Vivian Choi)
\nSociology\/Anthropology\u00a0233: Sociology of Colonialism\/Postcolonialism (Ibtesam Al Atiyat)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 264 A\/B: Race and Class in American Culture (David Schalliol)
\nSpanish 231: The U.S. and Spanish-Speaking World (staff)
\nSpanish 232: Latinx Experiences in the United States (staff)
\nSpanish 273: Cultural Heritage of the Hispanic U.S. (Ariel Strichartz)
\nWomen’s and Gender Studies 399: (topics) Black Feminist\/Activist Thought (Lisa Moore)<\/p>\n

January Term 2020<\/h4>\n

Education 170: Urban Schools and Communities (Courtney Humm)
\nEducation 378: Multicultural Education in Hawaii (Heather Campbell)
\nEducation 379: Urban Education Seminar and Practicum (Rosemary Pfarr-Baker)
\nFamily Studies\u00a0127: Exploring Narratives of Black Families and Communities (Lisa Moore)
\nHistory 245: Environmental History of Latin America (Jean DeLaney)
\nHistory 256: Slavery in West Africa: Ghana (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nMusic 245: Music and Social Justice (Tesfa\u00a0Wondemagegnehu)
\nPhilosophy 255: Race and Social Justice (Michael Fuerstein)
\nPolitical Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)
\nPsychology 390 (topics): Psychology of Diversity (Jessica Benson)
\nReligion 231: Religion at the U.S.-Mexico Border (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Chris Chiappari)
\nSpanish 231: The U.S. and Spanish-Speaking World (Jonathan O’Connor)
\nSpanish 232: Latinx Experiences in the United States (staff)
\nTheater 180: Text and Performance (Michelle Gibbs)<\/p>\n

Fall 2019 (Semester I)<\/h4>\n

Art 278: Art, Identity, Experience in the Early Mediterranean World (Nancy Thompson)<\/span>
\nAsian Studies\/Religion 254: Jesus on the Indian Road (DeAne Lagerquist)<\/span>
\nDance 112: African Fusion (Arneshia Williams)<\/span>
\nDance 260: Hip Hop II (Arneshia Williams)<\/span>
\nDance 261: Hip Hop II (Arneshia Williams)<\/span>
\nEducation 250: Second Language Acquisition (Jill Watson)<\/span>
\nEducation 346: Ethics of Refugee and Immigrant Education (Jill Watson)<\/span>
\nEnglish 205: American Racial\/Multicultural Literature (Joan Hepburn)<\/span>
\nHistory 126: Conquest and Colonization (Jeane DeLaney)<\/span>
\nHistory 151: Slavery in the African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)<\/span>
\nHistory 195: Colonial, Postcolonial, Global (Abdulai Iddrisu)<\/span>
\nHistory 291: Intro to African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)<\/span>
\nHistory 290: Reel America: U.S. History in Film (Judy Kutulas)
\nHistory 297: Race, Gender, Sports in America (Christopher Elias)<\/span>
\nMusic 141: Intro to Musicology (Rehanna Kheshgi)<\/span>
\nMusic 231: History of Jazz (David Hagedorn)<\/span>
\nMusic 237: World Music (Rehanna Kheshgi)<\/span>
\nMusic 345A: Music of South Asia (Rehanna Kheshgi)<\/span>
\nPolitical Science 264: Latin American Politics (Kris Thalhammer)<\/span>
\nPolitical Science 350: Immigration and Citizenship (Kathy Tegtmayer Pak)<\/span>
\nRACE 121: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)<\/span>
\nRACE 252: Race, Ethnicity, Indigeneity (Ibtesam Al Atiyat)<\/span>
\nRace Matters (completion of course sequence counts for two RACE electives) (Jon Naito, David Schalliol)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Thomas Williamson)<\/span>
\nSociology\/Anthropology 237: Latin American Culture (Chris Chiappari)<\/span>
\nSociology\/Anthropology 247: Disasters (Vivian Choi)<\/span>
\nSociology\/Anthropology 264: Race and Class in American Culture (Marc David)<\/span>
\nSociology\/Anthropology 269: Urban Sociology (David Schalliol)<\/span>
\nSpanish 231: The U.S. and Spanish-Speaking World (staff)<\/span>
\nSpanish 232: Latinx Experiences in the United States (staff)<\/span>
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (staff)<\/span>
\nSpanish 312: Voices: Historical Nationalities (Gwen Barnes-Karol)<\/span>
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work and Social Welfare (Mary Carlsen)<\/span>
\nSocial Work 373: Just Practice (Susan Smalling)<\/span>
\nTheater 180: Text and Performance (Bryan Schmidt)<\/span>
\nTheater 379: Golden Age of American Musical Theatre:\u00a0History and Context (Michelle Gibbs)
\nWriting 111: First-Year Writing: Seeing Race in the 21st<\/sup> Century (Jonathan Naito)<\/p>\n

Summer 2019<\/h4>\n

History 199: America After 1865 (Christopher Elias)<\/span>
\nMusic 231: History of Jazz (Arthur Haecker)<\/span>
\nReligion 293: Religious Pluralism and the Nature of Community (Greg Walter)<\/span><\/p>\n

Courses for 2018-19<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Summer 2018<\/h4>\n

History 199: American History Since 1865 (Christopher Elias)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 A\/B: Intro to Anthropology (Andrea Conger)<\/p>\n

Fall 2018\u00a0(Semester I)<\/h4>\n

Dance 112 A\/B: African Fusion I (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 113: Hip Hop I (Arneshia Williams)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in Education (Courtney Humm)
\nEnglish 205: American Racial\/Multicultural Lit (Samantha Majhor)
\nEnglish 209: Arab American Literature (Linda Mokdad)
\nHistory 151: Slavery in African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nHistory 291: Intro to African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nHistory 195: Global History 1500-Present (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nMusic 231: History of Jazz (David Hagedorn)
\nMusic 237: World Music (Rehanna Kheshgi)
\nPhilosophy 255: Race and Social Justice (Laura Engel)
\nRACE 121: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nReligion 121: Politics in the Bible and the Bible in Politics (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Andrea Conger)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 233 A\/B: Sociology of Colonialism\/Postcolonialism (Ibtesam Al-Atiyat)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 261 A\/B: Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspectives (Andrea Conger)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 269: Urban Sociology (David Schalliol)
\nSpanish 273: Heritage\/Hispanic U.S. (Ariel Strichartz)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (Maggie Broner)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work\/Social Welfare (Mary Carlsen)
\nSocial Work 373: Just Practice (Susan Smalling)
\nTheater 180: Text and Performance (Michelle Gibbs)
\nWriting 111: First-Year Writing: Seeing Race in the 21st<\/sup>\u00a0Century (Jonathan Naito)
\nWriting 111: First Year-Writing: Race and Power (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)<\/p>\n

January Tern 2019<\/h4>\n

Art 261: O\u2019Keefe\u2019s Art and New Mexico (Matt Rohn)
\nEducation 170: Urban Schools and Communities (Courtney Humm)
\nEducation 379: Urban Education Practicum and Seminar (Rosemary Pffar-Baker)
\nHistory 256: Slavery in Ghana (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nHistory 297: Top: Race\/Gender\/Sports in America (Christopher Elias)
\nPolitical Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)
\nRACE 121: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Samantha Majhor)
\nReligion 2xx : Lived Theologies of the U.S.-Mexico Border (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128: Introduction to Anthropology (Christopher Chiappari)<\/p>\n

Spring 2019\u00a0(Semester II)<\/h4>\n

Africa and the Americas 231: Seminar Africa and the Americas (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nArt 265: African American Art (Christopher Tradowsky)
\nArt 278 (Topics): Race\/Difference in Medieval Art (Nancy Thompson)
\nDance 112: African Fusion I (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 246: Dance in the United States (Heather Klopchin)
\nEnglish 200: Modern\/Contemporary African-American Literature (Sean Ward)
\nEnglish 207: Women of the African Diaspora (Joan Hepburn)
\nEnglish 208: Black and Asian British Literature (Jonathan Naito)
\nEnglish 251: Major Chicano\/a Authors (Carlos Gallego)
\nEnvironmental Studies 381 (Topics): Race, Environment, and Art (Matt Rohn)
\nFrench 271: Topics: The Francophone World: Les Antilles\/The Caribbean (Maria Vendetti)
\nHistory 199 A\/B: American After 1865 (Eric Fure-Slocum)
\nHistory 395: Oral History Seminar (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nMiddle Eastern Studies 202: Topics in Modern Mid East Studies (Linda Mokdad) pending approval
\nNorwegian 224: Rewriting\u00a0Nordic Identities: Scandinavian Multicultural Film and Literature (David Natvig)
\nNorwegian 244: The S\u00e1mi: Traditions in Transition (Kari Lie Dorer)
\nPolitical Science 350: Immigration\/Citizenship (Kathy Tegtmayer Pak)
\nPsychology 390A: Issues in Psychology (when taught with the topic: Issues in Diversity) (Jessica Benson)
\nRACE 121: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Arneshia Williams)
\nRACE 250: Narratives of Freedom (Joan Hepburn)
\nReligion 121: Politics in the Bible and the Bible in Politics (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nReligion 231: Lived Theologies of the U.S.-Mexico Border (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nReligion 232 A\/B: The Insurgent Multiculturalism of Beloved Community (Kelly Figueroa-Ray)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 A\/B: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Thomas Williamson)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 264 A\/B: Race and Class in America (David Schalliol)
\nSpanish 311: Language in Society (Maggie Broner)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work\/Social Welfare (staff)
\nTheater 180: Text and Performance (Michelle Gibbs)
\nWriting 111: First-Year Writing: Seeing Race in the 21st<\/sup>\u00a0Century (Jonathan Naito)<\/p>\n

Courses for 2017-18<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Summer 2017<\/h4>\n

Political Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)<\/p>\n

Fall 2017 (Semester I)<\/h4>\n

Art 265: African American Art (Christopher Tradowsky)
\nAsian Studies 223: Digital Asia in America (Ka Wong)
\nDance 107B: Hip Hop (Arneshia Williams)
\nDance 108: Native and Immigrant Traditions (Anne von Bibra)
\nEducation 246: English Language Learners (Jill Watson)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in U.S. Education (Anthony Taylor)
\nEnglish 203: Asian American Literature (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nEnglish 205: American Racial and Multicultural Literature (Joan Hepburn)
\nHistory 151: Slavery in African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nHistory 181: Civil Rights Revolution (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 288: Civil War\/Reconstruction (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 370: Civil War\/Emancipation (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nMusic 237: World Music (David Hagedorn)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 250: (Top) Race, Gender, and Sexuality (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nReligion 121 section: Belonging as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work\/Social Welfare (Lisa Moore)
\nSocial Work 373: Just Practice (Susan Smalling)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 A\/B: Intro to Anthropology (Vivian Choi, Tom Williamson)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 261 A\/B: Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Staff)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 264 A\/B: Race and Class in American Culture (Marc David)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 269: Urban Sociology (David Schalliol)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 371: Foundations of Social Science Research (Ryan Sheppard) (Fall 2017 only)
\nSpanish 273: Cultural Heritage of Hispanic U.S. (Kristina Medina-Vilarino)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (Maggie Broner)
\nTheater 180: Text and Performance (Michelle Gibbs)
\nWriting 111 section: Race and Power (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nWriting 111 section:\u00a0Seeing Race in the Twenty-First Century (Jonathan Naito)<\/p>\n

January Term 2018<\/h4>\n

Education 170:\u00a0Urban Schools and Communities (Heather Campbell)
\nEducation 378:\u00a0Multicultural Education in Hawaii (Heather Campbell)
\nEducation 379:\u00a0Urban Education Seminar and Practicum (Rosemary Pffar-Baker)
\nHistory 256: Slavery in West Africa: Ghana (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nPhilosophy 255:\u00a0Race and Social Justice (Kathryn Swanson)
\nPolitical Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Samantha Majhor)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Chris Chiappari)<\/p>\n

Spring 2018 (Semester II)<\/h4>\n

Africa and the Americas 231: Africa and the Americas: the Diaspora Experience (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nAmerican Studies 301: American Music and Race (Louis Epstein)
\nArt 265: African American Art (Matt Rohn)
\nDance 246: Dance in America (Heather Klopchin)
\nEnglish 200: Modern and Contemporary African-American Literature (Sean Ward)
\nEnglish 207:\u00a0Women of the African Diaspora (Joan Hepburn)
\nEnglish 209: Arab American Literature and Film (Linda Mokdad)
\nEnglish 340: 21st Century Ethnic American Poetry (Jonathan Naito)
\nHistory 165: Slavery in the Americas (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 199 A\/B: American History Since 1865\u00a0(Staff)
\nHistory 277: African American History\u00a0(Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 282: (Top) Trail of Tears (Steven Hahn)
\nHistory 395: Oral History Seminar (when the final research project focuses on race\/ethnicity, director approval required) (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nMusic 231: History of Jazz (David Hagedorn)
\nPolitical Science 350: Immigration and Citizenship (when the final paper and RIN projects focus on race\/ethnicity, director approval required) (Katherine Tegtmayer Pak)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121: Intro to Race and Ethnic Studies (Joan Hepburn)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 252: (Top) Black Lives Matter (David Schalliol)
\nReligion 121 section: Belonging as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nReligion 218: Political and Liberation Theology (Jamie Schillinger)
\nSocial Work\u00a0221: Social Work and Social Welfare (Lisa Moore)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 A\/B: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Thomas Williamson)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (Maggie Broner)
\nTheater 180: Text and Performance (Michelle Gibbs)
\nWriting 111 section: Race and Power (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nWriting 111 section: Seeing Race in the 21st Century (Jonathan Naito)<\/p>\n

Courses with an International Focus (Majors may count one.)<\/h4>\n

French 373: French\/Francophone Film (Maria Vendetti)
\nHistory 195: Global Histories from 1500-Present (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nNorwegian 244: The Sami: Traditions in Transition (Kari Dorer)
\nPolitical Science 258: Decolonizing International Relations (Melanie Meinzer)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 233: Sociology of Colonialism and Postcolonialism (Ibtesam Al-Atiyat) May also count for the concentration. Consult with the program director.<\/p>\n

Courses for 2016-2017<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Summer 2016<\/h4>\n

Political Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)<\/p>\n

Fall 2016 (Semester I)<\/h4>\n

Asian Studies 123: Asia in America (Ka Wong)
\nEducation 246: English Language Learners (Jill Watson)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in U.S. Education (Anthony Taylor)
\nEnglish 203: Asian American Literature (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nEnglish 205: American Racial and Multicultural Literature (Joan Hepburn)
\nEnglish 280 B: Muslim Women Writers (Joseph Mbele)
\nHistory 151: Slavery in African History (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nHistory 181: Civil Rights Revolution (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 282: Topics in Native American History (Steve Hahn)
\nHistory 288: Civil War and Reconstruction (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 320: Race\/Gender\/Medicine (Dolores Peters)
\nHistory 370: Civil Rights (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nMusic 237: World Music (David Hagedorn)
\nMusic 345B: Music and Race (Suzanne Wint)
\nReligion 121: Belonging as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nSocial Work 373: Just Practice (Susan Smalling)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 128 A\/B: Intro to Anthropology (Vivian Choi, Tom Williamson)
\nSociology\/Anthropology 264: Race and Class in American Culture (Marc David)
\nSpanish 273: Cultural Heritage of Hispanic U.S. (Kristina Medina-Vilarino)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (Maggie Broner)
\nWRI 111 section: Race and Power (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)<\/p>\n

January Term 2017<\/h4>\n

Asian Studies 216: Encountering Asia in America (Rika Ito, Karil Kucera)
\nEducation 170: Urban Schools and Communities (Heather Campbell)
\nEducation 379: Urban Education Practicum and Seminar (Rosemary Pfarr-Baker)
\nMusic 136: American Popular Music through the Lens of Prince (Suzanne Wint)
\nPhilosophy 255: Race and Social Justice (Kathryn Swanson)
\nPolitical Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies (Literature-oriented with a family lens, MCD\/ALS-L credits) (Maurella Cunningham)<\/p>\n

Spring 2017 (Semester II)<\/h4>\n

Africa and the Americas 231: the Diaspora Experience (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nAmCon 202 A\/B: Completion of American Conversations Program will give AmCon students\u00a0one RACE elective. (David Castro, Judy Kutulas)
\nArt 265: African American Art (Christopher Tradowsky)
\nAsian Studies 223: Digital Asia in American (Ka Wong)
\nDance 246: Dance in the United States (Heather Klopchin)
\nEnglish 207: Women of the African Diaspora (Joan Hepburn)
\nEnglish 251: Major Chicano\/a Authors (Carlos Gallego)
\nHistory 199 A\/B: America After 1965 (Edward Pompeian)
\nHistory 270: Civil War and Reconstruction (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 277: African American History (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 290: Reel America U.S. History in Film (Judy Kutulas)
\nHistory 395: The Historian’s Craft: Oral History Seminar (when the final research project focuses on race\/ethnicity, director approval required)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121 A\/B: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies\u00a0(Literature-oriented, MCD\/ALS-L credits) (Maurella Cunningham)
\nReligion 121: Belonging as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work\/Social Welfare (Karen Goodenough)
\nSoc\/Anthro 200: Urban Sociology (David Schalliol)
\nSoc\/Anthro 128: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Chris Chiappari)
\nSoc\/Anthro 264 A\/B: Race and Class in American Culture\u00a0(David Schalliol)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language (Maggie Broner)
\nSpanish 311: Language in Society (Maggie Broner)
\nWriting 111 section: Race and Power (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)<\/p>\n

Courses with an International Focus (Majors may count one.)<\/h4>\n

Social Work 280: Social Realities in South Africa (Mary Carlsen, January Term 2017)
\nGerman 274: Minority Voices (Karen Achberger, Spring 2017)
\nMusic 345: Music of African Christianities (Suzanne Wint, Spring 2017)<\/p>\n

Courses for 2015-2016<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Fall 2015 (Semester I)<\/h4>\n

Education 246: English Language Learners (Heather Campbell)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in U.S. Education (Maurella Cunningham)
\nEnglish 205: American Racial and Multicultural Literature (Joan Hepburn)
\nEnglish 209: Arab-American Literature and Film (Linda Mokdad)
\nEnglish 298: IS\/Race and Literature (Carlos Gallego)
\nEnglish 345: Multicultural Literature (Joan Hepburn)
\nFrench 271: Francophone World: The Caribbean (Maria Vendetti)
\nHistory 165: Slavery in the Americas (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 198A\/B: America to 1865 (Edward Pompeian)
\nHistory 282: The Trail of Tears (Steve Hahn)
\nHistory 288: Civil War and Reconstruction (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 290: Reel America: U.S. History in Film (Judy Kutulas)
\nHistory 320: Holocaust and History (Dolores Peters)
\nHistory 370: Capitalism and Slavery (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nMusic 237: World Music (David Hagedorn)
\nReligion 121 section: Belonging as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nReligion 218 A\/B: Political and Liberation Theology (Jamie Schillinger)
\nSocial Work 373: Just Practice (Susan Smalling) (Social Work majors only)
\nSoc\/Anthro 296: Urban Sociology (David Schalliol)
\nSpanish 273: Cultural Heritage of Hispanic U.S. (Maggie Bronner)
\nSpanish 276: Spanish as a First & Second Language (Maggie Bronner)
\nWRI 111 section: Race and Power (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nWRI 111 section: Seeing Race in the Twenty-First Century (Jonathan Naito)<\/p>\n

January Term 2016<\/h4>\n

Asian Studies 216: Encountering Asia in America (Asian Conversations II)
\nEducation 170: Urban Schools and Communities (Maurella Cunningham)
\nEducation 378: Multicultural Education in Hawaii (Elizabeth Leer) (off-campus)
\nEducation 379: Urban Education Seminar and Practicum (Rosemary Pfarr-Baker)
\nEnglish 108: Trickster in Post-Colonial Literature (Joseph Mbele)
\nHistory 396: Experiencing Southern History
\nNorwegian 244: The Sami: Tradition and Transition (Kari Dorer) (for majors only)
\nPolitical Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson) (open to first-years)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies (Janna Knittel)<\/p>\n

Spring 2016 (Semester II)<\/h4>\n

AFAM 231: Seminar: Africa and the Americas (Joan Hepburn)
\nAmCon 202 A\/B: (Completion of American Conversations Program will give AmCon students\u00a0one course towards Race and Ethnic Studies.)
\nDance 246: Dance in the United States (Heather Klopchin)
\nEnglish 201: Transatlantic Anglophone Literature (Jonathan Naito)
\nEnglish 203: Asian American Literature (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nEnglish 220: (Top) Literature of American Slavery (Carol Holly)<\/p>\n

Environmental Semester in Australia (The anthropology course on Aboriginal culture and\u00a0history would count for Race and Ethnic Studies, but remember that only one non-U.S.\u00a0course focusing on race and ethnicity can be counted for the program.)<\/p>\n

History 181: Civil Rights Revolution (Mike Fitzgerald) (first years only)
\nHistory 277: African American History (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies (Joan Hepburn)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 122: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nReligion 121 section: Belonging as Blessing and Challenge (Anthony Bateza)
\nSoc\/Anthro 264 A: Race and Class in American Culture (David Schalliol)
\nSoc\/Anthro 261: Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Susi Keefe)
\nSoc\/Anthro 264 B: Race and Class in American Culture (David Schalliol)
\nSocial Work 221: Social Work\/Social Welfare (Lisa Moore)<\/p>\n

The following may count for Race and Ethnic Studies by arrangement with the instructor:<\/strong>
\nPolitical Science 350: Immigration and Citizenship (Kathy Tegtmeyer-Pak)<\/p>\n

Courses for 2014-2015<\/b><\/h3>\n

Fall 2014 (Semester I)<\/h4>\n

Asian Studies 123: Asia in America (Ka Wong)
\nEducation 246: English Language Learners (Jean Aguilar-Valdez)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in U.S. Education (Elizabeth Leer)
\nHistory 181: Civil Rights Revolution (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 198: America since 1865 (Steve Hahn)
\nHistory 270: Segregation (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 277: African-American History (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nMusic 237: World Music (David Hagedorn)
\nSoc\/Anthro 128: Intro to Cultural Anthropology (Susi Keefe)
\nSoc\/Anthro 242 A\/B: Contemporary Native Americans (Carolyn Anderson)
\nSoc\/Anthro 261: Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Bruce Nordstrom-Loeb)
\nSpanish 273: Cultural Heritage of Hispanic U.S. (Ariel Strichartz)
\nSpanish 311: Language and Society (Maggie Broner)<\/p>\n

The following may count for Race and Ethnic Studies by arrangement with the instructor:<\/strong>
\nPolitical Science 350: Immigration and Citizenship (Kathy Tegtmeyer-Pak)<\/p>\n

January Term 2015<\/h4>\n

Education 170: Urban Schools and Communities (Jean Aguilar-Valdez)
\nEducation 379: Urban Education Seminar and Practicum (Rosemary Pfarr-Baker)
\nHistory 278: Civil Rights in Public Memory (Mike Fitzgerald) (off-campus)
\nPolitical Science 244: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)
\nRace 121 Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies (Jana Knittel)<\/p>\n

Spring 2015 (Semester II)<\/h4>\n

AmCon 202 (completion of American Conversations with 202 will give students one course\u00a0towards Race and Ethnic Studies)
\nDance 246: Dance in the United States (staff)
\nHistory 181: Civil Rights Revolution (Mike Fitzgerald) (first years only)
\nHistory 282: Native American History: Trail of Tears (Steve Hahn)
\nHistory 288: Civil War and Reconstruction (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 370: Sem: Civil Rights (Mike Fitzgerald) (especially for History majors)
\nMusic 345: American Music (Louis Epstein)
\nRace and Ethnic Studies 121: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Studies (Joan Hepburn)
\nSoc\/Anthro 264: Race and Class in American Culture (Marc David)<\/p>\n

Courses for 2013-2014<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Fall 2014 (Semester I)<\/h4>\n

ARMS 121: Introduction to ARMS (Joan Hepburn)
\nEducation 246: English Language Learners\u00a0 (Jean Aguilar-Valdez)
\nEducation 260: Foundations in U.S. Education (Eric McDonald)
\nEnglish 203: Asian American Literature (Jennifer Kwon Dobbs)
\nEnglish 205: American Racial and Multicultural Literature (Joan Hepburn)
\nEnglish 251: Major Chicano\/a Authors (Carlos Gallego)
\nHistory 165: Slavery\u00a0in the Americas (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 370: American Society and Civil War (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nMusic 237: World Music (David Hagedorn)
\nSocial Work 373: Culturally Competent Practice (Susan Smalling)
\nSoc\/Anthro 128: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Susi Keefe, Carolyn Anderson)
\nSoc\/Anthro 234: Native North American Culture and Religion (Carolyn Anderson)
\nSoc\/Anthro 261: Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Bruce Nordstrom-Loeb)
\nSoc\/Anthro 264: Race and Class in American Culture (Ted Thornhill)
\nSpanish 273: Cultural Heritage of Hispanic U.S. (Kristina Medina-Vilarino)\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

The following may count for Race and Ethnic Studies by arrangement with the instructor:<\/strong>
\nPoli Sci 350: Immigration and Citizenship (Kathy Tegtmeyer-Pak)<\/p>\n

January Term 2014<\/h4>\n

Education 378: Multicultural Education in Hawaii (off-campus, Elizabeth Leer)
\nEducation 379: Urban Education Seminar and Practicum (off-campus, Rosemary Pfarr-Baker)
\nPolitical Science 299: Race and Politics (Joshua Anderson)<\/p>\n

Spring 2014 (Semester II)<\/h4>\n

Africa and the Americas 231: Africa and the Americas (Abdulai Iddrisu)
\nARMS 251: Multiculturalism and Public Education (Maria Kelly)
\nDance 246: Dance in the United States (Heather Klopchin)
\nEducation 396: Educational Research from the Borderlands (Jean Aguilar-Valdez)
\nEnglish 200: Racial Identity & Subjectivity in American Literature (Carlos Gallego)
\nHistory 181: The Civil Rights Revolution (Mike Fitzgerald)
\nHistory 282: Topics in Native American History: The West before Lewis and Clark (Steve Hahn)
\nSoc\/Anthro 128: Cultural Anthropology (Susi Keefe, Carolyn Anderson)
\nSoc\/Anthro 264: Race and Class in American Culture (Bruce Nordstrom-Loeb)
\nSoc\/Anthro 266: Crime and Inequality (Ted Thornhill)<\/p>\n

The following may count for Race and Ethnic Studies by arrangement with the instructor:<\/strong>
\nSoc\/Anthro 246: GLBT Lives (Bruce Nordstrom-Loeb)<\/p>\n

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