Individual and Society

The central concern of courses in the category called The Individual and Society is the study of contemporary society. Topics specifically addressed in this area of the Core include political and economic organizations, social development, problems faced by minority groups, relationships between individuals, and the rights and responsibilities that accompany membership in a community.

Requirement: One three credit course from the approved list.

Anthropology
R060 Introduction to Anthropology
H090 Honors Introduction to Anthropology

Criminal Justice
C050 Introduction to Criminal Justice

Economics
C050 Elements of Economic Theory (formerly C053)
C051/X051 Macroeconomic Principles
C052 Microeconomic Principles
H091 Honors Macroeconomic Principles
H092 Honors Microeconomic Principles
H093 Honors Economic Theory

Electrical Engineering
C051 Technology and the 21st Century

Geography and Urban Studies
C050 Environment and Society
C055 Urban Society
R055 Race, Racism and the American City

Health Administration
C101/X101 Introduction to the Health Services System

Journalism, Public Relations and Advertising
C055 Introduction to Mass Media
H095 Honors Introduction to Mass Media

Legal and Real Estate Studies
C001 Law and Society
C077 The First Amendment
X091 Honors Law and Society

Philosophy
C050 Philosophical Challenges to Individualism
C062 Morality and the Law
H090 Honors Introduction to Philosophy
H092 Honors Morality and the Law

Political Science
R050 The Individual, Race, and American Political Life
H050 Honors Individual, Race, and American Political Life

Psychology
C050 Psychology as a Social Science
X091 Honors Psychology as a Social Science

Religion
C054 Religion and Society
H094 Honors Introduction to Religion and Society

Social Administration
C060 Human Behavior in a Social Environment

Sociology
C050/X050 Introduction to Sociology
C059/R059/X059 Sociology of Race and Racism
C066 Money: Who Has It, Who Doesn't, Why It Matters
H090 Honors Introduction to Sociology

Women's Studies
C051/X051 Introduction to Women's Studies
C082 Men and Masculinity
C091/X091 Honors Introduction to Women's Studies
H092 Honors Men and Masculinity