Peace and Conflict - Integrative Pathway

War is among the most devastating forces in human history. It can cost communities their people, ecosystems, economies, political structures, ambitions, artistic creations, imaginations, and even their histories. As a result, one of the most vexing problems for nearly all human beings throughout time has been how to maintain peace. The Peace and Conflict Pathway explores both how communities, states, and nations thrive – resolving conflict and developing stable infrastructures for governance, artistic expression, education, health, faith traditions, and environmental and economic sustainability – and also how they can fail in these efforts, leaving conflict unresolved and at times resorting to violence, including war. It also examines the long-term consequences for politics, society, economies, technologies, and cultures of these practices of peace and conflict.

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Peace and Conflict Courses

Thematic Inquiry

Required Course

PAX 201THEMATIC INQUIRY

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Curricular Itinerary Courses

Students must select three courses, each from a different Mode of Inquiry. If a course that is not listed below would be relevant to a student's animating question, the student may submit a petition to the Pathway coordinator to have it counted toward the Pathway.

Course List

Mode of Inquiry A

ARC 342/ART 342ARCH DESIGN,II:SELECTED TOPICS

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ART 101CONCEPTS IN TWO DIMENSIONS

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ART 102CONCEPTS IN THREE DIMENSIONS

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ART 104/AT 104CC:TIME-BASED DIGITAL ART

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ART 299VISIONING THE (IN)VISIBLE

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DAN 101MOVERS & SHAKERS

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DAN 119/CRE 119/AFR 119PERFORMING HIP HOP CULTURE

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DAN 162/AFR 162WEST AFRICAN DANCE I

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ENG 221NARRATIVE NONFICTION

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ENG 240READING & WRITING POEMS

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THE 104ACTING I: PREPARATION

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Mode of Inquiry B

AHI 105CC: MONA LISA TO INSTAGRAM

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AHI 246NINETEENTH-CENTURY ART

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AHI 260EARLY TWENTIETH-CENTURY ART

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AHI 261LATE 20TH C ART

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AMS 201D/AMS 201G/AMS 201S/CRE 201A/ENG 201D/HIS 201INTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES

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AMS 201K/CRE 201INTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES

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AMS 201S/CRE 201A/HIS 201/AMS 201D/AMS 201GINTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES

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AMS 465/HIS 465GLOBALZTN & AM CUL SINCE 1945

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CLA 204/THE 204GREEK TRAGEDY

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CLA 208/JS 208TEXTS AND IDENTITIES

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CLA 222/THE 222ANCIENT COMEDY

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CLA 303CLASSICAL EPIC

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CLA 314/HIS 314GRECO-ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHY

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DAN 119/CRE 119/AFR 119PERFORMING HIP HOP CULTURE

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ENG 107/GIS 107/SLA 107CC:NOMADS, SHAMANS, & MYSTICS

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ENG 123/AFR 123/AMS 123/GWS 123INTRO TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT

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ENG 137FICTIONS OF EMPIRE

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ENG 155/ES 155 CC: AMERICAN EARTH

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ENG 181/AT 181CC:LIT ACTIVISM & SOCIAL MEDIA

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ENG 212ICELANDIC SAGAS

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ENG 264/GWS 264/THE 264SHAKESPEARE'S COMEDIES

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ENG 265/GWS 265/THE 265SHAKESPEARE: TRAGEDY/HISTORY

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ENG 314/CRE 313THE NOVEL AND GLOBALIZATION

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ENG 325/AMS 323/ES 323THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

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ENG 330AVISUAL & LIT MEDIEVAL ENGLAND

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ENG 358C/CRE 358CPOSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE TODAY

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ENG 366/CRE 366/GIS 366WAR AND PEACE: MOD MIDDLE EAST

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ENG 368/ES 368LIT IN THE ANTHROPOCENE

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ES 234/BOT 234/ANT 234S AMER CULTURES & ENVIRONMENT

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GER 254/FLM 254THE HOLOCAUST IN FILM AND LIT

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GIS 220ISLAM IN SICILY

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GWS 203INTRO TO QUEER STUDIES

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GWS 290FEELING STATES

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HIS 115/EAS 115/PHI 115CC: CHINESE PATH TO HAPPINESS

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HIS 128CC:WORLD WAR I/MAK OF MOD WRLD

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HIS 214/AMS 214POLIT/CUL IN U.S.,1890 TO 1945

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HIS 215/AMS 215/CRE 215POLIT/CULT IN U.S. SINCE 1945

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HIS 224/EAS 224/PHI 213CONFUCIAN TRADITIONS

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HIS 262/EAS 262MOD CHINA:CHANGING NAT'L IDENT

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HIS 278/EAS 278/PHI 214DAOIST TRADITIONS

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HIS 324/EAS 324CHINESE PROTEST PAST & PRESENT

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HMD 321/AFR 321/CRE 321/GWS 321CHILD/FAMIL MULTI-CUL SOC

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JS 110CC: JEWISH TRADITIONS

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JS 225ANTISEMITISM

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JS 248HOLOCAUST/POST-HOL RESPONSES

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JS 393/MED 393TO HELL & BACK:PAGN/CHRSTN/MOD

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LA 104MEDIA, CULTURE, AND YOU

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MUS 248CLASSICAL, ROMANTIC, & MODERN

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PHI 232TOLERANCE, INTOLER, INTOLERBL

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PHI 236FREE WILL & MORAL RESPONSBLTY

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PHI 240/JS 240HISTORY OF ZIONIST THOUGHT

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PHI 260/JS 260PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION

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SLA 230/EAS 230/GWS 230GEND COMMUNST/POST-COMM SOC

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SLA 260REVOLUTION AND CULTURE

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THE 199/AMS 199/GWS 199CC:THEATR OF THE AIDS EPIDEMIC

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Mode of Inquiry C

ES 210/GEO 210HYDROLOGY

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ES 313/GEO 313RASTER-BASED GEOG INFO SYST

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ES 315/GEO 315RIVER ENVIRONMENTS

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MAT 110CC: NETWORKS & THEIR APPLCTNS

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PSY 201PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS

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STA 107INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

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Mode of Inquiry D

ES 120/GEO 120CC:LIVING ON A CHANGING PLANET

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ES 210/GEO 210HYDROLOGY

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ES 315/GEO 315RIVER ENVIRONMENTS

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PHY 113/ES 113CC: ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT

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PSY 100INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

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Mode of Inquiry E

AHI 103/ARC 103CC: BUILDING CULTURES

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AHI 105CC: MONA LISA TO INSTAGRAM

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AHI 246NINETEENTH-CENTURY ART

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AHI 260EARLY TWENTIETH-CENTURY ART

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AHI 261LATE 20TH C ART

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AMS 201D/AMS 201G/AMS 201S/CRE 201A/ENG 201D/HIS 201INTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES

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AMS 201K/CRE 201INTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES

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AMS 201S/CRE 201A/HIS 201/AMS 201D/AMS 201GINTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES

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AMS 465/HIS 465GLOBALZTN & AM CUL SINCE 1945

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ANT 104QUESTIONING CUL:INTRO TO ANTH

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ANT 114/CRE 114CC: POWER AND INEQUALITY

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ANT 220/CRE 222/LIN 220LANGUAGE DEATH/REVITALIZATION

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ANT 232/CRE 233/GWS 232SECURITY,TRAFFICKING,VIOLENCE

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ANT 431/SPA 431GLOBALIZATION/TRANSBORDERISM

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ART 299VISIONING THE (IN)VISIBLE

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BOT 117/ANT 117/ES 117CC:COEVOLUTION PLANTS & PEOPLE

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CLA 101/HIS 108CC: ANCIENT GREECE

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CLA 102CC:THE ROMAN WORLD

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CLA 208/JS 208TEXTS AND IDENTITIES

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CLA 336/HIS 336ROMAN POLITICAL CULTURE

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ECO 201/GWS 201FEMINIST ECONOMICS

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ECO 219WAGES, INCOME, AND INEQUALITY

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ECO 227ECON, POLITICS, AND PHILOSOPHY

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ECO 237/SPA 237ECON GROWTH/DEVEL IN LAT AMER

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ECO 250ECONOMIC JUSTICE

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ENG 366/CRE 366/GIS 366WAR AND PEACE: MOD MIDDLE EAST

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ES 234/BOT 234/ANT 234S AMER CULTURES & ENVIRONMENT

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GIS 220ISLAM IN SICILY

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GOV 110POLITICAL IDEAS

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GOV 111U.S. GOVERNMENT & POLITICS

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GOV 112COMPARATIVE POLITICS

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GOV 113INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

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GOV 222CC: TORTURE & TERROR POST 9/11

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GOV 228TERRORISM

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GOV 268INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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GOV 307THE POLITICS OF REFUGEES

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GOV 324HUMAN RIGHTS IN WORLD POL

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GOV 329CIVIL WARS

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GOV 339/ES 339OCEANS LAW AND POLICY

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GOV 493PPOLITICAL LEADERSHIP

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GOV 493QWOMEN AND WORLD POLITICS

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GWS 203INTRO TO QUEER STUDIES

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GWS 207/AT 207BODY NARRATIVES, TECH, & MEDIA

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GWS 224/CRE 224TRANSNATNL WOMEN'S MOVEMNTS

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HIS 114LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN

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HIS 115/EAS 115/PHI 115CC: CHINESE PATH TO HAPPINESS

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HIS 120CC: THE AMERICAN WEST

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HIS 128CC:WORLD WAR I/MAK OF MOD WRLD

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HIS 202/EAS 202EMPIRE/EXPAN E ASIA,1840-1950s

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HIS 203/AMS 203COLONIAL HIST OF NORTH AM

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HIS 204/AMS 204AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY ERA

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HIS 206/AFR 206CIVIL WAR & RECONSTRUCTION

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HIS 214/AMS 214POLIT/CUL IN U.S.,1890 TO 1945

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HIS 215/AMS 215/CRE 215POLIT/CULT IN U.S. SINCE 1945

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HIS 222/EAS 222WORLD WAR II & POST-WAR JAPAN

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HIS 224/EAS 224/PHI 213CONFUCIAN TRADITIONS

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HIS 243/GER 243/JS 243DIFFCLT PAST:GER HIS,1850-2000

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HIS 262/EAS 262MOD CHINA:CHANGING NAT'L IDENT

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HIS 278/EAS 278/PHI 214DAOIST TRADITIONS

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HIS 324/EAS 324CHINESE PROTEST PAST & PRESENT

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HIS 450/AMS 450/CRE 450LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION

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HIS 458/AMS 458/CRE 458CIV RIGHTS IN NORTH, 1925-1975

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HMD 321/AFR 321/CRE 321/GWS 321CHILD/FAMIL MULTI-CUL SOC

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JS 110CC: JEWISH TRADITIONS

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JS 225ANTISEMITISM

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JS 248HOLOCAUST/POST-HOL RESPONSES

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JS 393/MED 393TO HELL & BACK:PAGN/CHRSTN/MOD

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MUS 108/ANT 108MUSIC OF THE WORLD

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MUS 229/ANT 229MUSIC, CULTURE, AND EXPERIENCE

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MUS 248CLASSICAL, ROMANTIC, & MODERN

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PHI 232TOLERANCE, INTOLER, INTOLERBL

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PHI 236FREE WILL & MORAL RESPONSBLTY

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PHI 240/JS 240HISTORY OF ZIONIST THOUGHT

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PHI 260/JS 260PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION

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SLA 230/EAS 230/GWS 230GEND COMMUNST/POST-COMM SOC

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SOC 424/CRE 424GENOCIDE/RESISTANCE:NATV AMER

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Other Courses

EDU 270TEACHING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

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GWS 223/AFR 223GEN/SEXLTY/RACE IN CARIBB CULT

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GWS 354/AFR 354BLACK FEMINISMS

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HIS 234/CRE 234MODERN EUROPE, 1790s-1990s

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HIS 322/EAS 322LEGACY OF WW II POST-WAR JPN

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Global Local Engagement

For more information, please contact Catherine Stock or any other member of the core faculty.

Required Course

PAX 301GLOBAL/LOCAL ENGAGEMENT

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Senior Reflection

Required Course

PAX 401SENIOR REFLECTION

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