General Education - Encountering Perspectives

The following courses are approved to satisfy Learning Objective 7. Encountering Perspectives: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. (G7)

ANTH 104Introductory Cultural Anthropology4
ANTH 218Archaeology of North America4
ANTH 285Anthropology and Environmental Justice4
ANTH 306American Indians4
ANTH 312Place, Ritual, and Belief4
ANTH 325Indigenous Plant Use: A Global Approach4
ANTH 371The Anthropology of Water4
ART 255Collage and Assemblage: Combinations of Contemporary Culture4
ARTH 343Visualizing the Other in Early Modern Latin America: Race, Ethnicity, and Art4
DANC 105Experiencing Dance History and Culture4
ENGL 207Women in Literature4
ENGL 221The Literature of Memoir4
ENGL 227Studies in Speculative Fiction4
ENGL 251History of the English Language(s)4
ENGL 338Border Fictions: Literature of the U.S.-Mexico Border4
ENST 225Environmental Challenges: Linking the Global to the Local4
ENST 230Native Americans and Land Use4
ENST 254Equitable Environmental Education4
FYRP 121First-Year Seminar: Medieval Sewanee4
FYRP 131First-Year Seminar: Taking (from) Place(s): Collections Local Knowledge in the History of Science4
FYRP 132First-Year Seminar: Displacement and Belonging in Narratives of Historically Excluded Communities4
FYRP 134First-Year Seminar: From Sewanee to Selma: Identities, Stories, and Civic Engagement4
GRMN 357German Queer Cinema4
GRMN 358Borders, Margins, and Identities in German Culture4
HIST 128Adventures at Sea: The Indian Ocean in World History4
HIST 133Before #MeToo: Sex, Power, and Work in the Modern U.S.4
HIST 134Childbirth in Europe and the Colonial Caribbean4
HIST 136Decolonize the Museum!4
HIST 138Black Atlantic4
HIST 221History of India and South Asia I4
HIST 230Ghana and West Africa’s Pasts in the Black Atlantic4
HIST 232African-American History since 18654
HIST 237Women in U.S. History, 1600-18704
HIST 238Women in U.S. History, 1870 to the Present4
HIST 273The Haitian Revolution4
HIST 326New York and Its Peoples, Past and Present4
HIST 334History of Mass Culture in the United States4
HIST 395Science and Medicine in East Asia, 1500 to the Present4
HUMN 208What is Nature?4
HUMN 215Introduction to Digital Humanities through Post-Soviet Identity and America's South4
HUMN 216The Classics and the Colonial Americas4
INGS 103The Global Detective4
INGS 106Globalization and Migration in Asia4
INGS 212The End of the World as We Know It: Global Climate Change, Crisis, and Catastrophe4
INGS 316Global Migration and Border Crises4
INGS 323Race and Asia4
INGS 326Baltics and Caucasus: Empires, Revolutions and Future Innovations4
MUSC 224Musics of Latin America4
MUSC 227Music and Gender4
MUSC 241"Ramblin' Blues": The Back Roads of Southern Music4
NOND 130Being Human in STEM4
PHIL 216Indian Philosophy4
POLS 161Multiculturalism and Equality4
POLS 209Immigration, Politics, and Identity4
POLS 221Peace and Diplomacy4
POLS 242Politics in South Africa4
POLS 251Studies in Politics4
PSYC 213Comparative Sexual Behavior4
PSYC 229Cross Cultural Psychology4
PSYC 252Studies in Psychology4
PSYC 280Psychology of Human Diversity4
RELG 119Religion in American History4
RELG 164Studying Asian Religions (in the West)4
RELG 165A Buddhist Life4
RELG 167Thinking with Buddhists4
RELG 235Cult Controversies: Race, Gender, and Sex in America's 'Alternative' Religions4
RELG 262Buddhist Traditions4
RELG 335Reading Race and the Bible4
SPAN 293Spirituality in Afro-Latinx Cultural Representation4
SPAN 366On the Margins of Spain4
SPAN 370U.S. Afro-Latinx and Black Hispanic Caribbean Cultural Production4
SPAN 420Experiences of Displacement: Migration and Exile in the Hispanic World4
THTR 221Global Theatre I: Antiquity to Early Modern Theatre and Performance4
THTR 222Queer America on Stage and Screen4
THTR 223Global Theatre II: Modern and Contemporary Theatre4
THTR 229American Theatre4
THTR 237Feminist Perspectives on Theater and Performance4
THTR 238Performance Tradition + Innovation in Central Europe4
THTR 325Representative Stages: Diversity and Inclusion in the American Theatre4