Ethnic Studies:
ES 250: Africana Women
ES 391: Topics in Ethnic
Studies*
*Courses such as “Chicana
Feminism” &“African Americans & the Law’ have been offered
under ES391. Can be repeated
twice
for credit.
Applied Indigenous
Studies:
AIS 101: Introduction to
Indigenous Studies
AIS 201: American Indian
Expression
AIS 202: Roots of Federal
American Indian Policy
AIS 232: Museums & American
Indians
AIS 304: Indigenous Relations
AIS 350: Research in Applied
Indigenous Studies
AIS 450: Indian Health Policy
AIS 470: Indigenous
Ethnobiology
Anthropology:
ANT 205: Native Peoples of
Northern Arizona
ANT 306: People of the
Southwest
Asian Studies:
ASN 208: The Asian American
Experience
Bilingual/Multicultural Education:
BME 310: Multicultural
Education
BME 420: Literacy &
Biliteracy Education
BME 450: Integrating Language
& Content
BME 460: Cultural Aspects of
Ethnic Games
Communications:
COM 301: Race, Gender, &
Media
Criminal Justice:
CJ 345W: Human & Cultural
Relations in Criminal Justice
CJ 375: Navajo Common Law
CJ 415: Criminal Justice and
Native Americans
Economics:
ECO 425: Economic Development
of Reservation
English:
ENG 245: U.S. Multi-Ethnic
Literature Survey
ENG 338:
Bilingual/Multicultural Instruction
ENG 345: Topics in U.S.
Multi-Ethnic Literature
ENG 445: Seminar in U.S.
Multi-Ethnic Literature
Forestry:
FOR 230: Multicultural
Perspectives on Environmental Management
Geography:
GGR 370W: Cultural Geography
History:
HIS 293: American Indian
History
HIS 380: 500 Years of Indian
Resistance
HIS 381: U.S.-Mexico
Borderlands
HIS 396: Chicana/Chicano
History
HIS 413: American
Indian-White Relations I
HIS 414: American
Indian-White Relations II
HIS 415: American Indian
Women
HIS 486: Navajo History
HIS 496: Race and Ethnicity
in the United States
Humanities:
HUM 303: American Ethnic
Arts, Ideas, & Values
Navajo:
NAV 405: Navajo Culture &
Civilization I
NAV 406: Navajo Culture &
Civilization II
Political Science:
POS 210: American Indian
Government
POS 320: Native American
Policy
Religious Studies:
REL 380: Native American
Religion
Speech Communications:
SC 323: Intercultural
Communication
Sociology:
SOC 315: American Society &
the American Indian
SOC 360: Sociocultural Aging
SOC 515: Seminar on Race and
Ethnic Relations
Spanish:
SPA 311W: Spanish for Native
Speakers
SPA 353: Survey of
Chicano/U.S. Latino History
Topics Course:
ES DIRECTOR'S APPROVAL REQUIRED
History:
HIS 296: Topics in the
History of Women (when offered as Women of Color in the US)
Political Science
POS 357: Topics in Cultural
Diversity (when offered as US Cultural Diversity)
Social Work:
SW 450: Contemporary Topics
in Social Work (when offered as Ethnic Women & Aging)
Women’s Studies:
WST392/393/394: Special
Topics in Women's Studies (when focused on women of color in
US)
NOTE:
To fulfill your elective courses, you may select up to 6
units from courses in such areas as Asian Studies, Latin
American Studies, Women’s Studies, and Modern Languages,
with your ES director’s approval.
