Diversity and Social Justice, Certificate

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Requirements for Certificate - 12 Hours, 2.5 GPA

SO206 - Social Issues in Contemporary Society Credits: 3

Electives 9 cr.

Select one course from each topic area.

Global Perspectives

Select one of the following:

EN355 - International Literature Credits: 3
GGH110 - Cultural Geography Credits: 3
GGP120 - Global Sustainability Credits: 3
PC315 - Global Peace Issues Credits: 3
PO338 - Politics of the Developing World Credits: 3
PO344 - War and Terrorism Credits: 3
RE109 - World Religions Credits: 3
SP320 - U.S. Latino Cultures and Literatures Credits: 3

Public and Community Engagement

Select one of the following:

CA235 - Multicultural Communication Credits: 3
CJ345 - Criminal Justice and the Community Credits: 3
EDU310 - Issues in Diversity and World Cultures Credits: 3
LE300O - Peace Journalism Credits: 3
LE300AA - Strategic Peacebuilding Credits: 3
PA380 - Public Service Values Credits: 3
PA404 - Capitalism and Societal Issues Credits: 3
PH221 - Ethics and Society Credits: 3
SW325 - Human Diversity and Social Justice Credits: 3

Examining Inequalities

Select one of the following:

EN356 - Women’s Literature Credits: 3
EN221 - African-American Literature Credits: 3
HIS260 - The Civil Rights Era Credits: 3
LE300V - The 1960s: Years of Hope and Rage Credits: 3
PS309 - Human Sexuality Credits: 3
PS381 - Psychology of Gender Credits: 3
SO342 - Race and Ethnicity Credits: 3
SO313 - Class, Status, Power Credits: 3
SO333 - Gendered Society Credits: 3

Graduation Requirements

Park University confers Undergraduate Certificates at selected locations when a candidate has satisfied the following conditions:

Completion of residency requirement, at least 50% of the coursework completed at Park
Earn a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0* (for courses in the certificate)
Meet all requirements of the specific program as outlined in this catalog
Submission of an Application of Graduation

*Individual departments may establish additional (or higher) requirements (refer to the Programs by Degree Type section of the catalog for program-specific requirements).