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Courses Approved for GER Distribution - Social Sciences

L&S Majors
AfricologyAnthropology
CommunicationEconomics
Ethnic Studies, ComparativeFreshman Seminars
GeographyGlobal Studies
HistoryHonors Seminars in Social Sciences
International StudiesJournalism and Mass Communication
Latino StudiesLinguistics
Peace StudiesPolitical Science
PsychologySociology
Urban StudiesWomen's Studies
Non-L&S Majors
Clinical Laboratory SciencesCommunication Sciences and Disorders
Criminal JusticeEducational Policy and Community Studies
Exceptional EducationHealth Care Administration
Human Movement SciencesNursing
Occupational TherapySocial Work
Therapeutic RecreationUrban Planning


Special Notations and Restrictions



Social Sciences - College of Letters and Science
AFRICOLOGY (Africol)



&121Introduction to African-American Politics


CC&125Economics of the Black Community



&163African-American Concept of Self



&215Introduction to Black Social and Cultural Traditions




218Conflict and Cooperation in Black-White Relations



&228Introduction to Black Political Economy




232Survey of African Societies and Cultures


CC
250Black Women and White Women in the Contemporary U.S.


CC&265Psychological Effects of Racism


CC
334Survey of Black American and Black Brazilian Societies (Formerly 234)
H


381Honors Seminar:AfricologyVC
ANTHROPOLOGY (Anthro)




101Introduction to Anthropology: Human Origins


CC
102Introduction to Anthropology: Culture and Society




103Digging up the Past: Approaches to Archeology


CC
104Lifeways in Different Cultures: Survey of World Societies


CC&150Multicultural America




156Food and Culture




203Religion of Hunting-Gathering and Horticultural Societies


CC&213American Indian Peoples of Wisconsin


CC
250Women's Roles inCross-Cultural Perspectives




303The Future in Anthropological Perspective




355Globalization, Culture, and Environment
H


381Honors Seminar:AnthropologyVC




446The Child in Different Cultures
COMMUNICATION (Commun)




101Introduction to Interpersonal Communication




105Business and Professional Communication


CC&350Intercultural Communication
ECONOMICS (Econ)




100Introductory Economics




103Principles of Microeconomics




104Principles of Macroeconomics


CC&248Economics of Discrimination
H


381Honors Seminar:EconomicsVC
ETHNIC STUDIES, COMPARATIVE (Ethnic)


CC&200Racial Minorities in the United States


CC&203Western Great Lakes American Indian Community Life of the Past


CC
250Selected Topics in Ethnic Studies: Blacks, Jews, & Black JewsOSC&


CC&265Hmong Americans: History, Culture, and American Life
FRESHMAN SEMINARS See Freshman Seminars for a complete list.
XXX-
C*
193Freshman Seminar (Social Science): Subtitle
Anthro-

&193Anthropology: Ebonics and the English Only MovementOS&
Sociol-

&193Sociology: The Color of CommunityOS&


CC&193Sociology: From Buffalo to Bingo: Changing American Indian SocietiesOS&


CC&193Sociology: Latinos and the CityOS&
GEOGRAPHY (Geog)




105Introduction to Human Geography


CC
110The World: Peoples and Regions




113European Roots of America


CC&114Geography of Race in the United States




115Introductory Economic Geography


CC
140Our Urban Environment: Introduction to Urban Geography




170Political Geography


CC
213Geography of Asia (formerly 112)




304The Human Impact on the Enviroment




350Conservation of Natural Resources
H


381Honors Seminar:GeographyVC
GLOBAL STUDIES (Global)




101Introduction to Global Studies I: People and Politics




201Introduction to Global Studies II: International Trade / Environmental Change




202Introduction to Global Studies III: Globalization & Information Technology
HISTORY (Hist)




141The Family and Sex Roles in the Past




151American History 1607-1877




152American History 1877 to the Present


CC
180Latin American Society and Culture


C*
200Historical Roots of Contemporary IssuesVC


CC&200Historical Roots of Contemporary Issues: Making of the American GhettoOS&




206Europe and the Modern World: 1815 to the Present


CC
210The Twentieth Century: A Global History




215History of Capitalism


CC&262North American Indian History to 1887


CC&263North American Indian History since 1887




287The Vietnam War
H


399Honors Seminar: History (formerly 505)VC
H

&399Honors Seminar: History: Race and Racial Thought in American History: 1607 to the Present (formerly 505)OS&
HONORS SEMINARS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
Honors Seminars listed under appropriate department. See courses marked with an "H" to the left of the course number.
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (IntlSt)




100Contemporary World Problems




350Regional Seminar in International Relations: SubtitleVC
JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION (JMC)




101Introduction to Mass Media (formerly 151)




142Television and Radio in American Society




214Advertising in American Society




614Mass Media and Public Opinion




625Theory of Mass Communication
LATINO STUDIES (Latino)


CC&101Introduction to Latino Studies
LINGUISTICS (Linguis)




212Language and Gender




350Introduction to Linguistics




430Language and Society




440Psycholinguistics
PEACE STUDIES (PeaceSt)




201Introduction to Conflict Resolution and Peace
POLITICAL SCIENCE (Pol Sci)




103Introduction to Political Science




104Introduction to American Government and Politics




105State Politics


CC
106Politics of the World's Nations


CC
175Introduction to International Relations




210American Public Policy




211The Constitution and Public Policy




213Urban Government and Politics



&215Ethnicity, Religion and Race in American Politics




243Public Administration




255Great Issues of Politics (formerly 155)


CC
371National and Ethnic Conflict
H


380Honors Seminar:Political ScienceVC
PSYCHOLOGY (Psych)




101Introduction to Psychology




205Personality




214Introduction to Conditioning and Learning




230Social Psychology: Psychological Perspectives




260Child Psychology




316Applied Psychology (formerly 215)




319Gay and Lesbian Psychology




320Psychology of Women




337Social Behavior Dynamics
H


380Honors Seminar:PsychologyVC
SOCIOLOGY (Sociol)




101Introduction to Sociology




102Social Problems in American Society




103World Society




104Introduction to Social Psychology


CC&150Multicultural America




200Contemporary American Society


CC
207Work and Society




215Religion and Society


CC&224American Minority Groups




233Social Inequality in the United States


CC
235Social Change in the Global Economy




241Criminology




246Juvenile Delinquency




248Sociology of Education


CC
250Sex and Gender




255Sociology of Sexuality (formerly 105)




260The Family and Intimate Relationships




282Sociology of Aging


CC&320Social Change in American Indian Societies


CC&321Contemporary Issues of the American Indian


CC&323Perspectives on Latino Communities
H


380Honors Seminar:SociologyVC
H

&380Honors Seminar: Sociology: Race and the CityOS&
URBAN STUDIES (Urb Std)




250Exploring the Urban Environment




360Perspectives on the Urban Scene: SubtitleVC
H


381Honors Seminar:Urban AffairsVC
WOMEN'S STUDIES (Wmns)


CC
200Introduction to Women's Studies: A Social Science Perspective
H


380Honors Seminar in the Social SciencesVC
Social Sciences - Non-L & S Majors
CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES (C L Sci)


CC
245Client Diversity in Health Sciences: An Interdisciplinary Perspective




260Introduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES AND DISORDERS (ComSDis)




210Survey of Communication Disorders




240Normal Speech and Language Development


CC
245Client Diversity in Health Sciences: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
CRIMINAL JUSTICE (Crm Jst)




110Introduction to Criminal Justice




410Comparative Criminal Justice




420Violence and the Criminal Justice System




430Punishment
EDUCATIONAL POLICY AND COMMUNITY STUDIES (Ed Pol)


CC
113The Milwaukee Community (formerly 403)




510Foundations of Human Relations


CC&560Education and Hispanics
EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION (EXCEDUC)


CC
330Deaf History


CC
352American Deaf Culture
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION (HCA)




105Survey of the Health Professions




203Human Life Cycle




212Drugs Used & Abused


CC
245Client Diversity in Health Sciences: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
HUMAN MOVEMENT SCIENCES (HMS)


CC
245Client Diversity in Health Sciences: An Interdisciplinary Perspective




260Intorduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine




350Psychological Aspects of Sport and Exercise




351Sociological Aspects of Heath and Human Movement




355Women in Sport and Physical Activity
NURSING (Nursing)


CC&101Cultural Diversity in Health Care




203Human Development Across the Life Span
Occupational Therapy (OccThpy)


CC
245Client Diversity in Health Sciences: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
SOCIAL WORK (Soc Wrk)




100Introduction to Human Services


CC&665Cultural Diversity and Social Work
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION (TherRec)




202Disability: Society and the Person


CC
245Client Diversity in Health Sciences: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
URBAN PLANNING (UrbPlan)




140Issues in Contemporary Urban Planning




141Urban Planning Solutions to Contemporary Urban Problems

Special Notations and Restrictions

& = Satisfies Cultural Diversity

NS += Natural Science laboratory course

H = Honors seminar

CC = Cultures & Communities

C* = Some sections (topics) may satisfy CC. Check the UWM Schedule of Classes, Cultures and Communities Program Office web site, or call 414-229-5960 for CC-approved topics.

OS = Subtitle approved for GER distribution

OS& = Subtitle approved for GER distribution and Cultural Diversity

OSC = Only subtitles approved for GER and Cultures and Communities Program

OSC& = Only subtitles approved for GER, Cultural Diversity, and Cultures and Communities Program

VC = Variable content course; see the course listing in the UWM Undergraduate Catalog for conditions underwhich course may be repeated


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