Non-Art Electives:

Select 8 credits of non-art electives from the following list; 4 credits must significantly address nonwestern cultural experiences. These courses are in addition to courses taken to fulfill the University Studies requirements and may not be counted toward those requirements.

• AL 215 - Introduction to Cultural Studies 4 credits
• AL 216 - Introduction to Cultural Studies 4 credits
• ANTH 211 - Archaeology and Prehistory: Perspectives on Humanity’s Past 4 credits *
• ANTH 213 - Cultural Anthropology: Perspectives on Humanity 4 credits *
• COMM 200 - Communication Across Cultures 4 credits *
• COMM 201 - Media Across Cultures 4 credits *
• ENG 107 - World Literature *
• ENG 108 - World Literature 4 credits *
• ENG 209 - Literature in the Modern World 4 credits
• ENG 239 - Native American Myth and Culture 4 credits *
• ENG 240 - Native American Narratives, Fiction, and Poetry 4 credits *
• GEOG 107 - Introduction to Human Geography 4 credits *
• HST 110 - World Civilizations 4 credits each *
• HST 111 - World Civilizations 4 credits each *
• HST 250 - American History and Life 4 credits each
• HST 251 - American History and Life 4 credits each *
• IS 250 - International Scene 4 credits
• MUS 100 - Music Fundamentals 3 credits
• MUS 202 - Music of the World 4 credits *
• MUS 203 - American Jazz 4 credits
• PHL 201 - Introduction to Philosophy 4 credits
• PHL 203 - Introduction to Logic 4 credits
• PHL 205 - Ethics: Moral Issues 4 credits
• PS 110 - Globalization 4 credits
• PS 201 - Power and Politics 4 credits
• PS 202 - Law, Politics, and the Constitution 4 credits
• PS 360 - Politics and Film 4 credits
• PSY 201 - General Psychology 4 credits
• PSY 202 - General Psychology 4 credits
• REL 201 - Religion and the Human Experience 4 credits each *
• REL 202 - Religion and the Human Experience 4 credits *
• SOC 204 - The Sociological Imagination 4 credits
• SOC 205 - Social Problems and Policy 4 credits
• TA 147 - Introduction to the Theatre: Drama in Production 3 credits
• WS 201 - Women in Society: Introduction to Women’s Studies 4 credits

• *Denotes nonwestern emphasis.

Total in the major: 84 credits