Fall 2020*
- AFAM 200 Introduction to African American Studies
- AMST 220 Introduction to American Studies
- ANTH 100 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH 115 Anthropology of Race, Class and Gender
- ANTH 120 First Nations: Global Indigenous People
- ANTH 204 Global Human Issues
- ANTH 208 The Lives of Women
- ANTH 213 Latin American Peoples and Cultures
- COMM 300 Race, Class, Gender in Media
- COMM 365 Introduction to Intercultural Communication
- CRJU 347 Restorative/Transformative Justice
- CRJU 358 Race, Class, Crime and Justice
- CRJU 388 Hate Crime
- GEOG 151 Human Geography
- GEOG 250 Globalization
- HEAL 205 Foundations of Public Health
- HEAL 315 School and Community Health
- HEAL 360 Health Care in the U.S.
- HEAL 450 Health Promotion Strategies
- LIBR 299 Teens and Mental Illness
- LTAC 201 Introduction to Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- PHIL 152 Contemporary Moral Problems
- PHIL 153 Ethics
- POLI 279 Introduction to Public Administration
- PSYC 230 Cultural Psychology
- READ 553 Issues in Literacy Education for Social Justice
- SCWK 270 Social Work Issues of Diversity and Oppression
- SCWK 350 Social Welfare Policy
- SCWK 508 Policy II: Policy Advocacy, Development and Analysis
- SCWK 572 Social Policy III: Mental and Physical Health Care Policy
- SOCI 102 Introduction to Sociology
- SOCI 103 Social Problems
- SOCI 104 Global Social Problems
- SOCI 204 Gender, Sexuality, and Society
- SOCI 207 Social Inequality
- SOCI 214 Middle Eastern Societies
- SOCI 216 Latin American Societies
- SPED 203 Cultural Diversity Issues in School and Society
- TESL 203 Cultural Issues in Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language
- WGSS 240 Critical Perspectives in Women's and Gender Studies
*Per Infobear as of April 27, 2020
Courses were selected by reviewing course description information and identifying those that either explicitly include social justice topic(s) and/or would likely address social justice in some way. This is a modified list, using Spring 2020 list as a starting point. Descriptions were reviewed using the BSU MRISJ definitions of social justice, which can be reviewed here for further information.
FACULTY - If you are teaching a course in Fall 2020 that you’d like to submit for consideration for this list, or you’d like to suggest an edit to this list, please let us know via a brief survey, or email us at mrisj@bridgew.edu.