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COURSES OF STUDY
Birmingham-Southern College Catalog 2014-2015
Consequences and Effects
EH 228 Ourselves and Others: Gender, Race, and Class in
Literature
GEN 299 After Apartheid: South Africa
PY 205 Introduction to Forensic Psychology
Bunting Center service learning project or Exploration term
experience
Hess Center/Leadership Studies internships
Other Exploration term experience approved by Human Rights
faculty
Social Change
EH 229 Protest Literature
EH 394 Contemporary Political Theatre
HI 155 Reforming America
HI 206 The New South
HI 326 Constitutional History of the United States
PL 200 Ethical Choice
PS 235 Introduction to International Relations
PS 250 The Public Policy Process
PS 306 Ethics, Public Policy, and Public Service
PS 307 Civil Rights and Justice
RE 353 Nonviolence
SO 335 Race and Ethnic Relations
one additional unit from any of the four areas of study
HR 300 Colloquium in Human Rights
Only one of the five area courses may be taken during the Exploration term.
Courses in Human Rights and Conflict Studies
HR 300 Colloquium on Human Rights (¼)
A capstone experience for the minor in human rights and conflict
studies. For this project, students in the minor come together, under
the guidance of a faculty member (or members) to share their various
perspectives on human rights and create (individually or communally)
a final product, which can take several possible forms, such as an
integrative essay, performance, or community action plan. Prerequisite:
completion of the area requirements for the minor; the fifth class may
be taken concurrently.
