Race in the Classroom
As part of IU Southeast’s ongoing effort to expand the diversity of perspectives on campus, the following courses offered in 2020-21 will devote one-third of their content to an examination of issues of race.*
Communication Studies
- CMCL-C202 Media in the Global Context
Criminal Justice and Criminology
- CJUS-P100 Introduction to Criminal Justice
- COAS-S104 First Year Seminar
- CJUS-P303 Corrections
- CJUS-P335 Race, Gender, and Inequality in Criminal Justice
- CJUS-P444 Victimization
- CJUS-P470 Senior Seminar
- CJUS-P501 Proseminar: Criminal Justice I
Education
- EDUC-M 300 – Teaching in Pluralistic Society
- EDUC-H 520 – Education and Social Issues
English
- ENG-L230 Introduction to Science Fiction
Fine Arts
- FINA-A451 The Art of the South Pacific
- FINA-A402 The Art of Native North America
- FINA-A362 Art of Japan
- FINA-A343 American Art as “Race and Identity in American Art” (Spring 2021)
History
- HIST-A381 Civil Rights Era in the United States
- HIST-H104 Europe: Napoleon to the Present
- HIST-H101 The World in the 20th Century
Political Science
- POLS-T390 Theories of Power
- POLS-Y404, Political Issues in Public Personnel Management
Psychology
- PSY-P 305: Psychology and Cultures
Sociology
- SOC-S163 Social Problems
- SOC-S344 Sociology of Childhood
- SOC-S419 Social Movements & Collective Action
- SOC-R463 Inequality and Society
Social Sciences
- SSCI-S103 Bystander Intervention
Theater
- THTR-T271 Theatre History II
Honors
- HON-H306 Questions of Social Justice
*A note will be added to students’ record to recognize completion of these courses.
