List of Approved Courses

The following courses may be used to satisfy the PACS certificate program requirements. Courses not on the list which students wish to use to meet program requirements must be approved, in advance, by a faculty member associated with the PACS program.

Key:

* Approved for Arts and Sciences Core Curriculum.

**Current funding levels only support: one PACS 2500 course in the fall semester and one PACS 4500 course in the spring.

Anthropology (ANTH): 1200 Culture and Power; 4180 Anthro. Perspectives/Contemp. Issues; 4500 Cross-Cultural Aspects of Socioeconomic Development; 4510 Applied Cultural Anthropology; 4580 The Holocaust; 4760 Ethnography of Southeast Asia and Indonesia
Architecture and Planning (ENVD): 2001 Social Factors in Environmental Design; 3001 Environment and Behavior; 4031 Thinking Like a Mountain: A New Land Ethic
Arts and Sciences (ARSC): 3100 Multicultural Perspective and Academic Discourse
Biology (EBIO): 3180 Global Ecology; 4180 Ecological Perspectives on Global Change
Business: BADM 4010 Sustainable Resort Tourism; BADM 4020 Sustainability: Business and the Environment; BCOR 3000 Business Law, Ethics, Public Policy; BCOR 3010 Business Applications of Social; FNCE 4000 Financial Institutions Management; MGMT 3030 Critical Leadership Skills; MGMT 4080 Environmental Operations; MKTG 4650 Institutional Relationships and Strategy
Chemistry (CHEM): 1011 Environmental Chemistry 1; 1031 Environmental Chemistry 2
Communication (COMM): 2400 Communication and Society; 3340 Political Communication; 3400 Intercultural; 3410 Intercultural Communication; 4300 Rhetoric and Civic Engagement; 4510 Interpersonal Communication; 4600 Organizational Communication
Economics (ECON): 3535 Natural Resource Economics; 3545 Environmental Economics; 4535 Natural Resource Econ (for majors); 4545 Environmental Econ (for majors); 4784 Economic Development
Education (EDUC): 3013 School and Society
Engineering: CHEN 1000 Creative Technology; CHEN 4680 Environmental Process Engineering; CVEN 3414 Intro. to Environmental Engineering; CVEN 4474 Hazardous/Industrial Waste Management; GEEN 1510 Self-Management and Leadership; HUEN 3100/3200 Herbst Seminars in the Humanities; HUEN 4100/4200 Herbst Seminars in the Humanities
English (ENGL): 4697 Contemporary African-American Literature
Environmental Studies (ENVS): 1000 Intro/Environmental Studies; 3001 Campus & Biosphere; 3003 Race/Class/Pollution Politics; 3070 Energy & Environment; 3520 Envir. Issues/Geosciences; 4027 Inequality, Democracy and the Environment; 4800 Critical Thinking/Envir. Studies
Ethnic Studies (ETHN): 3001 Race, Class, and Gender; 3011 Race, Class and Pollution Politics; 3703 Culture, Racism, and Alienation in America; 3012 Black Politics; 3201 Multicultural Leadership: Theories, Principles and Practices; 3403 Indian / Government Conflicts; 3671 Fight the Power: People of Color and Social Movement Struggles; 4563 North American Indian Acculturation; 3026 Women of Color: Chicanas in US Society; 4136 Latinos and the US Political System; 4306 The Chicano and the US Social Systems; 4344 20th Century American Intellectual History
Farrand Academic Program (FARR): 1561 Nonviolence for Everyday; 1562 Gandhi's Satyagraha; 2400 Privilege & Oppression in Contemporary Society
Film Studies (FILM): 2002 Recent International Cinema; 2013 Film and the Quest for Truth; 3013 Women and Film; 3091 Postwar American Film / Culture/Politics
Geography (GEOG): 2002 Geographies of Global Change; 2412 Environment and Culture; 3412 Conservation Practice and Resource Management; 3422 Conservation Thought; 3672 Gender and the Global Economy; 3682 Geography of International Development; 3742 Place, Power and Contemporary Culture; 4501 Water Resources/Management of Western US; 4622 City Life; 4712 Political Geography; 4742 Environments and Peoples; 4812 Environment and Development in South America
Geology (GEOL): 2100 Environmental Geology; 3040 Global Change; 3520 Environmental Issues in Geosciences; 4080 Societal Problems and Earth Sciences
History (HIST): 2100 Revolution in History; 2222 War & Society; 2636 Women of Color and Activism; 2837 American Working Class History; 3656 History of Women in Progressive Social Movements; 4116 US Diplomatic History:1865-1939; 4126 US Diplomatic History Since 1940; 4146 Military History; 4166 War in Vietnam and Its Legacy; 4222 War and the European State, 1618-1793; 4223 Revolutionary France; 4328 The Modern Middle East; 4329 Islam in the Modern World: Revivalism, Modernism and Fundamentalism; 4422 World War I: The Brutalization of Europe; 4433 Nazi Germany; 4445 U.S. since 1968; 4636 Lesbian and Gay History: Culture, Politics and Social Change in the United States; 4820 Human Rights: Historical Perspectives; 4733 Russian Revolution and the Soviet Regime
Honors (HONR): 4055 Discourse Analysis and Cultural Criticism; 4056 Service Practicum: Discourse Analysis and Cultural Criticism
Humanities (HUMN): 4835 Literature and Social Violence
International Affairs (IAFS): 1000 Global Issues and International Affairs; 4500 The Post-Cold War World
International and National Voluntary Service Training (INVS): 1000 Responding to Social Problems*; 1513 Civic Engagement: Using the Electoral Process as a Tool for Social Change; 1523 Civic Engagement: Democracy as a Tool for Social Change; 3000 Innovative Approaches to Contemporary Issues through Service Learning; 3100 Multicultural Leadership; 3302 Facilitating Peaceful Community Change; 3402 Implementing Social and Environmental Change; 4041 The Creative Self; 4402 Nonviolence Social Movements; 4932 Community Leadership in Action; 4999 Teaching Social Justice
Journalism (JOUR): 2011 Media and Public Culture; 4201 International Mass Communication; 4301 Media Ethics and Professional Practice; 4791 Mass Communication and Public Opinion
Linguistics (LING): 1000 Language in US Society; 2400 Language and Gender
Math (MATH): MATH/QRMS 2380 Math for the Environment
Music (MUSC): 2772 World Musics; 4012 African Music; 4142 American Indian Music; 4892 Latin American Music
Naval Science (NAVR): 3101 Evolution of Warfare; 4020 Leadership and Ethics
Physics (PHYS): 3070 Energy and the Environment
Political Science (PSCI): 2223 Introduction to International Relations; 3062 Revolution and Political Violence; 3071 Urban Politics; 3123 War, Peace, and Strategic Defense; 3143 Problems in International Relations; 3163 American Foreign Policy; 3191 National Security Organization and Policy Making; 3193 International Behavior; 3201 Environment and Public Policy; 4012 Global Development; 4028 Special Topics Depending on Topic \; 4092 Comparative Urban Politics; 4122 The Military in Politics; 4173 International Organization; 4183 International Law; 4241 Constitutional Law; 4252 Politics of Ethnicity and Nationalism; 4703 Alternative World Futures; 4704 Politics and Language; 4771 Civil Rights and Liberties in America; 4783 Global Issues
President's Leadership Class (PRLC): 1810 Ethical Leadership; 1820 Community Issues in Leadership
Psychology (PSYC): 1001 General Psychology; 2456 Social Psychology of Social Problems; 2606 Social Psychology; 4136 Judgment and Decision Making
Religious Studies (RLST): 1620 Religious Dimension in Human Experience; 2700 American Indian Religious Traditions; 3100 Judaism; 3200 Hinduism; 3300 Foundations of Buddhism; 3600 Islam; 4650 Islam in the Modern World; 4800 Critical Studies in Religion
Sociology (SOCY): 1004 Deviance in US Society; 1051 Social Conflict and Social Values; 1021 US Race and Ethnic Relations; 1016 Sex, Gender, and Society (Same as WMST 1016); 2011 Contemporary Social Issues and Human Values; 2021 Nonviolence and the Ethics of Social Actions; 2031 Social Problems; 2077 Environment and Society; 3046 Topics in Sex and Gender; 3141 Social Movements in the US; 3151 Self in Modern Society; 3314 Violence Against Women and Girls; 4021 Conflict Management in Social Systems; 4024 Juvenile Delinquency; 4031 Social Psychology; 4071 Social Stratification; 4041 The Creative Self; 4054 Law and Society; 4111 Nonviolent Social Movements
Women and Gender Studies (WMST): 1016 Sex, Gender, and Society (Same as SOCY 1016); 2400 Women of Color and Activism; 3210 American Indian Women; 3220 Women in Islam; 3314 Violence Against Women and Girls; 3320 Facilitating Peaceful Community Change; 3500 Global Gender Issues; 3656 Women in Progressive Social Movements (same as HIST 3656); 3730 The Third World and the Politics of Development
Writing and Rhetoric (WRTG): 3030 Writing/Science and Society; 3040 Writing/Business and Society

List of Approved Courses

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