Courses Verified for CO10

• AM 253 - Deaf Culture   
• AM 254 - Deaf History   
• ANTH 106 - Introduction to Anthropological Linguistics   
• ANTH 220 - Introduction to Basque Cultural Studies in a Global Frame   
• ANTH 378 - Basque Transnationalism in the United States   
• ANTH 401A - Contemporary Latin American Society   
• ANTH 401D - Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia   
• ANTH 410 - Topics in Gender and Culture   
• ANTH 411B - Anthropology of Islam and Muslim Cultures   
• ANTH 470 - Gender and Migration: Women, Men, and Global Movement   
• ANTH 480 - Anthropological Linguistics   
• ANTH 484 - Language Endangerment and Revitalization   
• ANTH 485 - Language and Culture   
• ANTH 486 - Sport and Society from a Global Perspective   
• ARA 221 - Islam: Creed, Culture, and Civilization    
• ARA 222 - Egypt: People, Culture and Civilization   
• ARA 223 - Turkey: Culture of An Empire to a Culture of a Modern Nation    
• ART 482 - Art of Mexico   
• BASQ 220 - Introduction to Basque Cultural Studies in a Global Frame   
• BASQ 378 - Basque Transnationalism in the United States   
• BASQ 407 - Contemporary Basque Politics   
• BASQ 486 - Sport and Society from a Global Perspective   
• CEE 120 - Sustainable Infrastructure Systems   
• CHS 486 - Transcultural Awareness in Public Health   
• COM 275 - Racism, Colonialism, and Communication   
• COM 348 - Latina/o/x Communication Studies    
• COM 407 - Gender and Communication   
• COM 412 - Intercultural Communication   
• COM 422 - Difference and Communication   
• CRJ 380 - Diversity and Multiculturalism in Community Policing   
• CRJ 381 - Diversity and Multiculturalism in Criminal Justice   
• CRJ 427 - Struggle for Justice   
• CRJ 464 - Conformity and Deviance   
• CRJ 472 - Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System   
• CRJ 475 - Women and the Criminal Justice System   
• CRJ 479 - Intimate Violence Across the Life Course   
• DAN 365 - Dance History I   
• ECON 305 - Comparative Economics   
• ECON 334 - Economic History of U.S.   
• ECON 442 - History of Economic Ideas   
• EDLE 240 - LGBTQ+ Identities and Schooling    
• EDU 215 - A Global Lens on Equity and Diversity in YA Literature   
• EDUC 413 - Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Education   
• ENG 345 - U.S. Writers of Color   
• ENG 350 - Topics in Cultural Rhetorics and Identity   
• ENG 413A - Sociolinguistics   
• ENG 416B - Language and Gender   
• ENG 427A - Women and Literature   
• ENG 475A - American Autobiography   
• ENG 486A - Studies in Postcolonial Literature and Theory   
• ENG 490A - Gender and Sexual Identity in Literature   
• ENG 492C - Language and Culture   
• ENG 495C - African American Literature   
• ENG 496D - Contemporary Latinx Literature   
• ENG 497B - Race and Gender in Coming-of-Age Narratives   
• ETS 150 - Race in Contemporary Life   
• ETS 251 - Theories of Race and Ethnicity   
• ETS 280 - Native American Identities and Culture   
• ETS 307 - Topics in Race and Racism   
• ETS 350 - Race and the Law   
• GEOG 305 - Issues in Environmental Justice  
• GEOG 306 - Population Geography: Births, Deaths, and Human Migration   
• GEOG 464 - Identity and the Environment   
• GEOG 476 - Latin America   
• GEOG 487 - Middle East  
• GERO 201 - Introduction to Aging Studies   
• GERO 430 - Aging and Health   
• GERO 487 - Social Justice in Health Care  
• GRI 103 - Power, Identity, and Social Justice    
• GRI 201 - Narratives of Identity and Difference   
• GRI 213 - Asian Americans in United States History   
• GRI 214 - Latina/o/x History   
• GRI 230 - Introduction to LGBTQ Studies   
• GRI 257 - Social Movements of Gender, Race, and Identity   
• GRI 272 - Latinx Identities and Cultures   
• GRI 280 - Black Epistemologies and Ways of Seeing   
• GRI 344 - Social Movements and Collective Behavior   
• GRI 345 - U.S. Writers of Color   
• GRI 348 - Latina/o/x Communication Studies   
• GRI 240 - LGBTQ+ Identities and Schooling   
• GRI 375 - Afro-Latinx Communities in the U.S.   
• GRI 379 - Ethnic and Race Relations   
• GRI 415 - Jewish Thought and Philosophy   
• GRI 422 - Music of the African Diaspora   
• GRI 423 - Sociology of the Body   
• GRI 424 - Race, Family, and Motherhood   
• GRI 427 - A History of LGBTQ Music   
• GRI 428 - Indigenous Feminisms   
• GRI 431 - Indigenous Representations in Film   
• GRI 460 - Intersectionality and Social Justice   
• GRI 478 - Latina Feminisms   
• GRI 490 - Class, Race and Gender   
• GRI 493 - Queer History and Theory   
• GRI 496D - Contemporary Latinx Literature   
• HDFS 438 - Children and Families in a Multi-Ethnic Society   
• HGPS 201 - Concepts in Holocaust, Genocide and Peace Studies   
• HGPS 436B - Legacies of the Holocaust   
• HIST 213 - Asian Americans in United States History   
• HIST 214 - Latina/o/x History   
• HIST 215 - History of Sexuality in the United States   
• HIST 224 - Pirates and Hackers   
• HIST 231 - History of Africa II - Modern Africa   
• HIST 231A - Islam in Africa: History, Religion, Culture, and Politics   
• HIST 260 - Introduction to Native American History     
• HIST 289 - Introduction to the History of the Middle East  
• HIST 293C - Introduction to African-American History I   
• HIST 303 - Worlds of Islam   
• HIST 312 - The Expansion of The United States   
• HIST 340 - Modern African Diaspora and Popular Cultures   
• HIST 344 - Andean Ethnohistory   
• HIST 347 - History of Mexico   
• HIST 367 - The Holocaust in its European Setting   
• HIST 370 - Cultural History of Disasters   
• HIST 403A - Tourism, Imperialism, and Culture in Hawai’i   
• HIST 409 - History of Sports in America   
• HIST 416B - Contemporary America: The United States since 1945   
• HIST 432 - History of Women in the United States   
• HIST 433A - The African American Freedom Struggle After 1865   
• HIST 433B - African-American History to 1877   
• HIST 436B - Legacies of the Holocaust   
• HIST 440A - The Cuban Revolution   
• HIST 442 - Women in Latin America   
• HIST 444A - U.S.-Mexico Borderlands   
• HIST 477 - Culture and Society in Modern Africa   
• HIST 479 - Race and Ethnicity in American History   
• HIST 491B - Women in Medieval Culture and Society   
• HIST 493 - Queer History and Theory   
• HGPS 436B - Legacies of the Holocaust   
• JOUR 306 - Latinas/os Through The Eyes of The Media   
• JOUR 481 - Race, Gender and Media   
• KIN 360 - Disability Issues   
• MGT 367 - Human Resource Management   
• MGT 462 - Changing Environments   
• MICR 471 - Neglected Tropical Diseases   
• MKT 456 - International Marketing   
• MUS 122 - Survey of Jazz   
• MUS 421 - Gender and Ethnicity in American Music   
• MUS 422 - Music of the African Diaspora   
• MUS 427 - A History of LGBTQ Music   
• NRES 214 - Culture and the Use and Management of Natural Resources   
• NURS 430 - Aging and Health   
• NURS 435 - Population and Global Health   
• NURS 475 - Population Health Theory     
• NURS 487 - Social Justice in Health Care   
• NUTR 325 - Food and Culture   
• PBH 422 - AIDS: An Interdisciplinary Perspective   
• PBH 423 - Public Health & the Constitution   
• PBH 433 - Youth Development Epidemiology   
• PBH 474 - Social Psychology of Public Health   
• PBH 476 - Public Health Impact of the War on Drugs   
• PHIL 210 - World Religions   
• PHIL 245 - Contemporary Moral Issues   
• PSC 220 - Introduction to Basque Cultural Studies in a Global Frame   
• PSC 241 - Introduction to Political Theory   
• PSC 255 - The American Women’s Movement   
• PSC 353 - Identity Politics in the United States   
• PSC 354 - Politics and Women   
• PSC 378 - Basque Transnationalism in the United States   
• PSC 403Q - The Drug War   
• PSC 407K - Comparative Religion and Politics   
• PSC 407V - Contemporary Basque Politics   
• PSC 408F - Border Politics   
• PSY 431 - Multicultural Psychology   
• PSY 467 - Psychology of Gender   
• PSY 476 - Behavior Science and Contemporary Society   
• RST 101 - Introduction to Religious Studies   
• RST 407K - Comparative Religion and Politics   
• SOC 230 - Introduction to LGBTQ Studies   
• SOC 250 - Sociology of Sexualities   
• SOC 272 - Latinx Identities and Cultures   
• SOC 333 - Religion And Society   
• SOC 342 - Social Stratification   
• SOC 345 - Social Movements and Collective Behavior   
• SOC 350 - Social Change   
• SOC 375 - Afro-Latinx Communities in the U.S.   
• SOC 376 - The Community   
• SOC 378 - Basque Transnationalism in the United States   
• SOC 379 - Ethnic and Race Relations   
• SOC 409 - Gendered Violence   
• SOC 411 - Films and Society   
• SOC 423 - Sociology of the Body   
• SOC 424 - Race, Family, and Motherhood   
• SOC 435 - Sociology of (Im)migration   
• SOC 453 - Gender and Society   
• SOC 463 - Social Psychology of Education   
• SOC 464 - Conformity and Deviance   
• SOC 472 - Latinas/Latinos in America   
• SOC 486 - Sport and Society from a Global Perspective   
• SOC 490 - Class, Race and Gender   
• SOC 495 - Work and Occupations   
• SPA 201 - Introduction to Communication Disorders   
• SPAN 303 - The Study of Language: Myths and Concepts   
• SPAN 313 - Spanish in the U.S.   
• SPAN 318 - Spanish for the Professions   
• SPAN 323 - Chicano/U.S. Latino Culture   
• SPAN 357 - Masterworks of Chicano/U.S. Latino Literature   
• SPAN 435 - Hispanic Sociolinguistics   
• SW 461 - Social Services in Death, Dying and Bereavement     
• THTR 210 - Theatre: A Cultural Context   
• THTR 473 - Theatrical Periods   
• THTR 482 - History of Theatre II   
• THTR 486 - Musical Theatre History II   
• WLL 220 - Introduction to Basque Cultural Studies in a Global Frame   
• WLL 406 - Francophone Literature and Films in Translation   
• WLL 450 - Hispanic Women’s Literature in English Translation   
• WLL 470 - Multiculturalism in Literature and Film   
• WMST 101 - Introduction to Women’s Studies   
• WMST 250 - Introduction to Feminist Theory   
• WMST 300 - Genders, Cultures and Identities   
• WMST 353 - Identity Politics in the United States   
• WMST 354 - Politics and Women   
• WMST 378 - Basque Transnationalism in the United States   
• WMST 406 - Francophone Literature and Films in Translation   
• WMST 409 - Gendered Violence   
• WMST 410 - Topics in Gender and Culture   
• WMST 416B - Language and Gender   
• WMST 419 - Men and Masculinities   
• WMST 421 - Gender and Ethnicity in American Music   
• WMST 427A - Women and Literature   
• WMST 430 - Gender, Literature and the Arts   
• WMST 442 - Women in Latin America   
• WMST 450 - Feminist Theory and Methods   
• WMST 453 - Gender and Society   
• WMST 467 - Psychology of Gender   
• WMST 470 - Gender and Migration: Women, Men, and Global Movement   
• WMST 489 - Gender and Sexual Identity in Literature   
• WMST 493 - Queer History and Theory