General Education Requirements

Social Diversity

2 courses
Minimum 6 credits
Each course must be a minimum of 3 hours.

1. One course must be African-American.
2. One course must be U.S. diversity course.

African-American courses

• Art
  • ART 388 African-American Art (4) Effective Spring 2011
• Anthropology
  • ANT 270 African-American Culture (4)
• Communication
  • COM 332 Interracial Communication (4)
• English
  • ENG 207 African American Literature (4)
  • ENG 208 Womanism/Feminism (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 347 Studies in African-American Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
• History
  • HIS 215 History of African-Americans to 1877 (4)
  • HIS 216 History of African-Americans Since 1877 (4)
  • HIS 302 US Slavery, Abolition, & Politics, 1820-1860 (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 305 Social Thought of African-Americans (4)
  • HIS 317 Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848 to 1877 (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 318 Black America and Africa (4)
  • HIS 324 Black Is/Black Ain't: Defining Black America (4)
  • HIS 325 African America Since 1945 (4) Effective Fall 2010
  • HIS 326 African American History Through Sacred Music (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 329 Black Resistance in the Jim Crow Era (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 369 Comparative Emancipation (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Political Science
  • PSC 217 Urban Politics and the African-American Experience (3)
• Public Safety Management
  • PSM 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (4)(Cross-listed with UST 302)
• Religious Studies
  • REL 217 Religion in Black America (4)
  • REL 317 Religious Ethics of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King (4)
• Social Work
  • SWK 150 The Black Experience (3) Effective Fall 2009
• Sociology
  • SOC 215 Black/White Interaction (3)
  • SOC 380 Racial and Ethnic Inequality (4)
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 438 Dialect Differences in the Schools (2)
• Theatre
  • THE 216 African American Theatre (3) Effective Fall 2010
  • THE 318 African American Theatre II (3) Effective Fall 2010
• Urban Studies
  • UST 202 Cleveland: The African-American Experience (4)
  • UST 251 The African-American Image on Film (4)
  • UST 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (4)(Cross-listed with PSM 302)

U.S. Diversity courses

• Anthropology
  • ANT 100 Human Diversity (4)
  • ANT 210 Introduction to Native American Studies (4)
  • ANT 224 Sex, Gender and Culture (4) Effective Spring 2011
  • ANT 243 Language and Gender (4) Effective Fall 2009
• Communication
  • COM 331 Gender and Communication (4)
• Education
  • EDC 300 Diversity in Educational Settings (3)
• English
  • ENG 210 Native American Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 248 Multicultural Literatures of the United States (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 348 Studies in Multicultural Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 363 Gender Issues in Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
• History
  • HIS 316H History of American West (4) Effective Fall 2010
  • HIS 327 American Sexual Communities and Politics (4)
• Health, Physical Education & Recreation
  • HPR 250 Diversity in Sport (3)
• Health Sciences
  • HSC 305 Culture and Health (3)
  • HSC 344 Social Issues in Health Care (3) Effective Spring 2009
  • HSC 346 Women's Health (3)
• Modern Languages
  • MLA 245 Arabic Resources of Cleveland/Service Learning (1 to 4 variable credits) Effective Spring 2009
• Nonprofit Administration
  • NAD 453 Managing Urban Diversity (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • NAD 455 Gender and Leadership (4)
• Philosophy
  • PHL 253 Philosophy of Feminism (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Political Science
  • PSC 305 Cultural Diversity in U.S. Politics (4)
• Psychology
  • PSY 255 Psychology of Women (4)
  • PSY 356 Multicultural Psychology (4) Effective Spring 2012
• Public Safety Management
  • PSM 453 Managing Urban Diversity (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Sociology
  • SOC 201 Race, Class and Gender (3)
  • SOC 317 Sociology of Gender (4)
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 241 Survey of Deaf Culture (4)
• Urban Studies
  • UST 453 Managing Urban Diversity (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • UST 455 Gender and Leadership (4)
• Women's Studies
  • WST 151 Introduction to Women's Studies (4)

Return to GenEd Table | Return to top