Pathways Courses

For each Pathway, it is highly recommended that students choose their Pathways courses in 4 different GE areas.  Students in the Sustainability Pathway are required to take at least one course in Science.

Social Justice Pathway

The goal of this pathway is for students to consider complex social justice issues such as those related to power, race, religion, income, immigration status, gender, childhood, and sexual orientation from a variety of interdisciplinary perspectives.  Students are challenged to think critically about what it means to create a just and equitable society that celebrates human diversity in our own time, and in the past, across cultures.  They will develop the critical framework for understanding and building a foundation for action and social change.

Courses in the Social Justice Pathway:

ART 103	ART 104	DRAM 140	MUS 210	MUS 240	MUS 250
ESL 400	ENG 100	ENG 110	ENG 200	ENG/LING	LIT 375
LIT 373	LIT 441	ENVS 115	HSCI 100	HSCI 116	ANTH 110
ANTH 351	HIST 201	HIST 202	HIST 245	HIST 246	PLSC 310
PLSC 320	PLSC 130	PLSC 150	PLSC 170	PLSC 210	PLSC 310
PSYC 100	PSYC 205	COMM 110	SOC 100	SOC 105	SOC 141
SOC 205	ECE 212	MATH 200	FITN 334

 

Sustainability Pathway

In the sustainability pathway, students examine environmental issues from a variety of perspectives to appreciate the complex nature of these issues and the need for interdisciplinary solutions.  They analyze what it means to be sustainable in our own time and in the past, and investigate how their actions impact the environment and other people worldwide.  Throughout the pathway, students develop the analytical tools to help them make decisions in a world of limited resources.

Courses in the Sustainability Pathway:

ART 101	ART 104	MUS 240	MUS 250	ENGL 100	ENGL 165
LIT 375	ANTH 110	ANTH 125	ANTH 126	ANTH 351	HIST 106
HIST 202	ASTR 100	ENVS 115	ENVS 130	BIOL 100	BIOL 110
HSCI 100	OCEN 100	OCEN 101	MATH 200