| ETHNIC STUDIES 100: Introduction to Ethnic Study (3) | |
| Why? | This course provides information on the contributions of people of color and white ethnics to the transformation of America from an agrarian colonial society to an industrialized superpower. Theories of economic conflict are used to explain the evolution and effects of prejudice. |
| Content: | Survey that integrates experiences of people of color and white ethnics, focusing on economic exploitation. |
| Format: | Lecture/discussion. |
| Evaluation: | Objective and essay exams, group interaction. |
| Prerequisites: | Knowledge of American history recommended. |
| Recommended for: | Physician's Assistant majors, students interested in human services, health professions, communications, administration. |
| What Next? | Any Ethnic Studies courses except 500-level cross-cultural communications courses and 512. |
| Related Courses: | Anthropology 102*, History 100*, LAS 222*, Political Science 226*, 317*, 320*, Religion 131*, 210*, 240*, Sociology 100*, 220*, 330*, Social Work 200*. |
| ETHNIC STUDIES 210: Fundamentals of Cross-Cultural Communication (3) | |
| Why? | This course informs students of the impact of culture on cross-cultural communications. |
| Content: | Values, perception, culture, communication style. |
| Format: | Lecture/discussion. |
| Evaluation: | Essay exams, short papers, group projects. |
| Prerequisites: | Ethnic Studies 100 and willingness and ability to interact with persons of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds are recommended. |
| Recommended for: | Students interested in social sciences, humanities, education. |
| What Next? | Any 300-level course in Ethnic Studies. |
| Related Courses: | Anthropology 100, 102, Psychology 304, Sociology 100. |