GENERAL STUDIES MINORS Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Africana Studies Digital Literacy & Multimedia Design Holistic Health Holocaust and Genocide Studies Global Studies Minor Jewish Studies Latin and Caribbean Studies Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies Writing Minor The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey General Studies Minor Academic Year 20 Total Credits Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Required courses (8 credits) GENS AFRICANA STUDIES Coordinator - Patricia Reid-Merritt K-117 GSS 2201 Africana Studies: An Introductory Perspective GIS 4601 African-Americans: A Seminar Choose TWO courses from the following 3 core groups Science-Related (Social/Natural)Core Arts-Related Core GIS 3635 The African Experience GAH 1215 African-American Dance GNM 2236 Black Scientists and Inventors GAH 1216 African-American Theater Workshop GSS 2195 Blacks & Jews: Future Hope GAH 1248 Music of Black Americans GSS 2188 African-Americans and the Law GAH 2341 South African Literature and Culture GSS 2610 African-Amer. Economic Experienced GAH 3121 African American Women Writers GSS 3162 African Male/Female Relations LITT 2148 Intro to African-American Literature GSS 3195 Blacks & Jews: Problems & Promise LITT 3121 African American Women Writers LITT 3122 Contemporary African American Novel Choose ONE course from Core or Cognate Courses LITT 3309 The Literature/Harlem Renaissance ANTH 2152 Language & Culture History/Culture Core COMM 2205 Intercultural Communications ANTH 2238 Anthropological Fieldwork CRIM 3175 Race, Class, & Gender in CRIM ANTH 3640 The Language & Culture of African Americans GAH 3109 Women, Minorities & the Media GAH 1360 Topics in African-Amer. Hist/Culture GAH 3206 Race & US Culture GAH 1650 African-Amer. Literature & Culture GSS 2191 Puerto Ricans on the Mainland GAH 2184 Hip Hop Culture GSS 2278 Dealing with Diversity GAH 2360 Civil Rights GSS 2480 The Sixties GAH 3312 Black Radicalism GSS 3104 Language and Power GAH 3121 African American Women Writers GSS 3516 Intercultural Communication GIS 3190 Black Power HIST 2128 Atlantic History 1492-1888 GIS 3635 Discover Africa HIST 3605 Slavery and Emancipation GIS 3672 The Slave Narrative Revisited SOCY 2213 Minority-Majority Relations GSS 1652 African Civilizations SOWK 2504 Ethnic & Minority Relations GSS 3795 African-American Movies HIST 2119 Ancient Egypt HIST 2330 African-Amer. Civilization to 1865 HIST 2331 African-American History since 1866 HIST 3605 Cinoaratuve Slavery & Emancipation PHIL 2201 African-American Philosophy "The student is responsible for insuring that all graduation requirements are met" (Bulletin). Consult with your preceptor and/or the Center for Academic Advising on a regular basis. General Studies Digital Literacy & Multimedia Design Minor Digital Minor web site Fall 2014-Spring 2015 GENS Coordinator Dr. Jung Lee 20 Total Credits H-202d Office phone 609 652 4949 NOTE: AT Least ONE from Technical OR Theoretical must be at 3000 level. Choose TWO Technical Courses: GAH 1259 2D Design on the Computer GEN 2108 Web Tools GEN 2180 Engineering Graphics and CAD GEN 2243 Expolring Your Digital Toolbox GEN 2260 Multimedia and Virtual World GNM 2139 Interactive Game Development ARTV 1125 The Computer as an Art Tool ARTV 2137 Video Art: In the YouTube Age ARTV 2265 Image and Topography ARTV 2270 Graphic Design ARTV 3220 Interactive Media Design ARTV 3621 Web Design ARTV 3625 Photoshop ARTV 3674 3D Computer Graphics ARTV 3676 3 D Animation ARTV 3677 Desiginning for WordPress CSIS 3472 Human-Computer Interface Choose TWO Theoretical /Applied Courses GAH 2107 Intro to Digital Humanities GAH 2180 Intro to Digital Writing GAH 2342 Living in the Digital World GAH 2343 Visual Literacy GAH 2403 Minds and Computers GAH 4303 Multimedia Writing GIS 3238 Cybercitizenship GIS 3668 Media and Audience Analysis GIS 4618 Documentary Making Art of Fact GIS 4623 Digital Culture GIS 4625 Grassroots Journalism GIS 4662 Digital Storytelling GNM 1031 Gender Issues in Computing GNM 2248 Artificial Intelligence in Society GSS 2430 Informational Intelligence GSS 3146 Internet and Society GSS 3148 Digital Media, Technology, & Society GSS 3645 Technology and an Aging Society COMM 2400 Mediated Communication :Computers CSIS 3472 Human-Computer Interface INTC 2610 Technology for Educators INTC 4650 Advanced Technology Integration Choose ONE ARTV 4926 Design for Community Partners INTC 4940 Digital Design Studio The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey General Studies Minor Academic Year GENS HOLOCAUST & GENOCIDE STUDIES 20 Total Credits Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Required courses (8 credits) GAH 2114 Perspectives on Genocide GSS 2240 The Holocaust Coordinator - Dr. Carol Rittner H-254 Choose THREE courses from the following: ANTH 2230 Ethnicity GSS 2190 Ordinary Evil GAH 2112 Art, Politics and the Nazi Era GSS 2196 Race and Nation in History GAH 2113 Non-Jewish Victims of the Nazis GSS 2248 Business and Nazi Germany GAH 2119 History and Memory of Nazi Era GSS 3172 Ethnic Viloence and Nationalism GAH 2319 Music and the Holocaust GSS 3240 Holocaust and Genocide Education GAH 2326 The Art of the Holocaust GSS 3946 Holocaust Resource Ctr. Internship GAH 3215 Literature of Genocide and Upheaval HIST 2117 Modern Germany GAH 3234 Holocaust Literature HIST 3615 Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin GAH 3248 Media, Public Perception & Genocide HIST 3616 History of the Third Reich GEN 2238 The Holocaust & Children's LITT LITT 3206 Literature After the Holocaust GEN 2308 Children of the Holocaust LITT 3318 Literature and Genocide GIS 3418 Witness to Genocide GIS 3600 Seminar on Holocaust & Genocide GIS 3601 Seminar on the Holocaust GIS 3658 Women and Genocide GIS 3659 Genocide, War Crimes and Law GIS 3660 The Impact of the Holocaust GIS 3662 Will Genocide Ever End? GIS 3666 Holocaust in Film and Literature GIS 3667 Families in Genocide: Hist. & Mem. GIS 3671 Holocaust & the Christian World GIS 4641 Approaches to Auschwitz "The student is responsible for insuring that all graduation requirements are met" (Bulletin). Consult with your preceptor and/or the Center for Academic Advising on a regular basis. The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey General Studies Minor Academic Year GENS JEWISH STUDIES 20 Total Credits Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Required course: Independent study or Internship that is approved by the Jewish Studies Coordinator OR GSS 3946 Holocaust Center Internship Coordinator - Marcia Fiedler J-106 Choose FOUR courses from the following list. Two courses may be related to Holocaust and Genocide. (no more than two Hebrew courses can count towards the minor). GIS 3230 Jewish Women ANTH 2230 Ethnicity GIS 3601 Seminar on the Holocaust ANTH 2237 Jewish Culture GIS 3660 The Impact of the Holocaust GAH 1044 Women in the Bible GIS 3666 Holocaust in Film and Literature GAH 1052 Jewsih Stories and Storytellers GSS 2193 Jewish Organizations GAH 1320 The Bible, Art and Literature GSS 2195 Blacks and Jews GAH 1355 The American Jewish Experience GSS 2240 The Holocaust GAH 1362 Jewish Culture & Western Civilization GSS 2246 Introduction to the Middle East GAH 1365 Jewish Civilization GSS 2436 Arab-Israeli Conflict GHA 1367 Current Issue in Judaism GSS 3240 Holocaust & Genocide Education GAH 1368 Heritage: Civilization & the Jews HIST 1310 History of Chrisitian Thought GAH 2112 Arts, Politics and the Nazi Era HIST 2117 Modern Germany GAH 2118 Christians, Jews, Muslims HIST 2127 Ottoman History Modern Germany GAH 2144 Women in the Bible HIST 2131 Islam and Eastern Christiantity GAH 2149 Biblical Ethics, Modern Times LANT 1255 Beginning Hebrew I GAH 2171 World's Major Religions LANG 1256 Beginning Hebrew II GAH 2176 Jewish Spirituality LANG 1257 Intermediate Hebrew I GAH 2239 Old Testament & Film LANG 1258 Intermediate Hebrew II GAH 2248 Prophets and Political Change LANG 1757 Hebrew III GAH 2302 American Jewish Lieterature LITT 3213 Literature of the Bible GAH 2304 Jewish Stories & Storytelling PHIL 1310 History of Early Christianity GAH 2305 Basic Judaism PHIL 2102 Issues: Religion and Society GAH 2327 How Judaism Approaches Life PHIL 2402 Arahamic Faiths GIS 3600 Holocaust and Genocide "The student is responsible for insuring that all graduation requirements are met" (Bulletin). Consult with your preceptor and/or the Center for Academic Advising on a regular basis. The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey General Studies Minor Academic Year Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies 21 Total Credits Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Required courses (8 credits) GAH 2358/1039 GENS Perspectives on Women GSS 2358/1027 (4) GIS 3614 Seminar in Feminist Theory (4) WGSS Ethnic/Minority Gender Studies (1) Choose THREE courses (12 credits) from the following: To declare a minor, obtain a change of major form from, Academic Advising. Obtain a signature from the minor coordinator and return the form to Academic Advising, so that the minor may be entered into your record. Minor Coordinator - Sara Martino Office H-226 Office Phone - 609 626 5504 GSS 2171 Women, Crime & Society ANTH 3335 Anthropology of Men & Women GSS 2181 The History of Childbirth in America CRIM 3757 Women & Criminal Justice GSS 2310 Sex, Discrimination & the LAW GAH 1044 Women and the Bible GSS 2337 Gender & Aggressive Behavior GAH 1051 The Body Across Disciplines GSS 3104 Language & Power GAH 2122 Women's Lives GSS 3121 Women in Leadership GAH 2280 Witches GSS 3601 Women & Work GAH 3109 Women, Minorities & Mass Media HIST 3618 Global Feminism Seminar GAH 3121 African-American Women Writers LANG 4248 Spanish Women Writers GAH 3202 Gay and Lesbian Literature LITT 2140 Literature by Women GAH 3205 Queer Autobiographies LITT 2145 Domestic Dramas GAH 3206 Race and US Culture LITT 3311 19th Cent. Amer. Women Writers GAH 3617 Meanings of Motherhood LITT 3316 Contemporary Ameican Women Writers GAH 3635 US Women's Movements LITT 3624 The Queer American Literary Traditions GEN 2306 Women and Health PHIL 3613 Feminist Philosophies GIS 3226 Women's Visions POLS 3222 Women and the Law GIS 3658 Women & Genocide POLS 3652 Gender & Political Action GIS 3672 Slave Narative Revisited PSYC 3602 Psychology of Gender GIS 3725 Women in Law, History & Literature PUBH 2300 Focus on Women's Health GIS 4602 Sex, Power, Conflict SOCY 2111 Women & Social Action GIS 4656 Documenting Hemings & Jefferson SOCY 2642 Homosexuality in Film GIS 4622 The Geography of Women SOCY 2652 Sexuality and Film GNM 1031 Gender Issues in Computing SOCY 3604 Sociology of Women GSS 2161 Perspectives on Sexuality SOCY 3678 Popular Culture, Tough Women "The student is responsible for insuring that all graduation requirements are met" (Bulletin). Consult with your preceptor and/or the Center for Academic Advising on a regular basis. All Bachelor of Science programs require a minimum of 128 credits and a 2.00 cumulative average. General Studies Minor Academic Year GENS LATIN AMERICAN & CARIBBEAN STUDIES 20 Total Credits Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Required courses (8 credits) GEN 1030/1302 Intro to Latin America & Caribbean OR LANG 3252 Latin American Culture & Civilization Coordinator - Gorica Majstorovic Office H 241 Office Phone 609-626-5566 GIS 3730 Senior Seminar: Latin/Carib Studies Choose ONE course from each of the following 3 categories, 12 credits total Language and the Arts The Historical Process LANG 4246 20th Century Latin Amer. Poetry ANTH 2134 Early Civilizations LANG 4649 20TH Centrury Latin American Novel ECON 3670 Economic Development SOWK 2200 Spainsh for the Human Service Field continued.. LANG 4246 20th Century Latin Amer. Poetry GAH 2172 Religion & Soc. Change in Latin Amer GAH 2217 Mexico Since the Revolution GAH 3216 Literature & Power in the Americas GAH 3224 Latin America & World Literature GNM 2280 Latinos and Health HIST 1160 Latin Amer. History I : Polit. Devel. HIST 1161 Latin Amer.: Social History HIST 2128 Atlantic History HIST 3605 Slavery and Emanicipation Language and the Arts Modern Cultural Experience ARTV 2271 World Art ANTH 2230 Ethnicity GEN 2230 Black Amer. Exper. Through Dance ANTH 3233 Caribbean Cultures LANG 2140 Spanish : Reading Knowledge I GAH 2216 Puerto Rican Hist. & Culture LANG 2141 Spanish: Reading Knowledge II GAH 2230 Migration & Immigration LANG 2142 Mapping Hispanic Cultures I GAH 2363 Puerto Rico: Society & Culture LANG 2143 Mapping Hispanic Cultures II GAH 3120 Contemporary Latino LITT LANG/SOWK 2200 Spanish for Human Services GAH 3216 LITT & Power in the Americas LANG 2230 Intermediate French I GIS 3342 Mexican Culture LANG 2231 Intermed. French II GIS 3639 Immigration and Immigrants LANG 3215 20TH Cent. Lat. Amer. Short Stories GIS 4612 Costa Rica Cultural Study Tour LANG 3230 Advanced French I LANG 3240 Adv. Oral & Written Expression LANG 3241 Adv. Composition and Syntax LANG 3252 Latin American Culture & Civ GSS 2191 Puerto Ricans on the Mainland GNM 2434 Prep. For Tropical Field Biology LANG 2142 Mapping Hispanic Cultures I LANG 3258 Applied Linguistics in Spanish LANG 3255 Spanish-English Grammar LANG 2143 Mapping Hispanic Cultures II LANG 3259 Latin American Theatre LANG 3607 French Civilization GNM 2434 Prep. For Tropical Field Biology SOWK 2504 Race, Ethnicity, Diversity "The student is responsible for insuring that all graduation requirements are met" (Bulletin). Consult with your preceptor and/or the Center for Academic Advising on a regular basis. General Studies Minor Academic Year GENS WRITING MINOR Fall 2014-Spring 2015 20 Total Credits Requirements: To earn a writing minor a student must: W1 courses 1000 level or greater W1 courses 2000 level or greater Coordinator - Judith Copeland C105 609-626-4862 W1 courses 2000 level or greater W1 courses 3000 level or greater GIS 4619 Senior Seminar Only one W1 allowed in transfer. At least TWO courses must be at the 3000 or 4000 level. Complete the Writing Senior Seminar preferably in the fall semester of the junior year, but no later than the fall semester of the senior year. Choose a faculty sponsor when declaring the writing minor to discuss course selection and Portfolio development Faculty Sponsors Pamela Cross Emari DiGiorgio Geoffrey Gust Benjamin Hines Cynthia King Georgeann Lenard Heather McGovern Emily Van Dyne Students must maintain a minimum GPA OF 3.2 in the FIVE minor courses. Submit a final Portfolio no later than midpoint of the final semester. The awarding of a mior is dependent upon approval of the portfolio by the Writing Program faculty. General Studies Minor Academic Year Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Required courses (8 credits) GSS 2606 Introduction to Global Studies GIS 4658 Global Challenges and Solutions Choose One course from Global Issues GAH 2346 Modern Europe GAH 3124 Vietnam's Culture & Economy GAH 3217 Literature & Globalization GEN Introduction to Latin America & the Caribbean GIS 3303 Experience Global Development GIS 3416 Our World Today GIS 3625 Global Geography GIS 3635 Discover Africa GIS 3680 Scotland: The Land and People GIS 4612 East Asia GNM 1242 Mapping the World's Natural Resources GNM 2116 Cotoes pf the Wpr;d GNM, 2475 Global Environmental Isues GSS 2368 Global Community GSS 2635 The UN in a NEW Global Era GSS 3234 Human Rights in a Global Perspective POLS 2160 Introduction to Comparative Politics Choose One course Political Economy & Contemporary Issues ANTH 2136 World Perspectices on Health ECON 3655 International Trade ECON 3670 International Economic Development ENVL 2300 Environmental Issues GAH 2207 Environmental Histories GIS 3639 Immigration & Immigrants GSS 1052 Global Change & Business GSS 3234 Human Rights in a Global Perspective MGMT 3112 International Business Management POLS 2170 Introduction to International Politics POLS 3313 International Order POLS 3662 International Political Economy GENS Global Studies 20 Total Credits Coordinator - Dr. Gholam Ghorashi G-235 Choose One course History and Culture ANTH 1100 Intro to Anthropology ANTH 2152 Language & Culture ANTH 2238 Anthropology Field wk. in S. Africa COMM 3303 International Communication GAH 1090/2284 The History of Paris GAH 1257 The Art of Italy GAH 2211 African & Asian Literature GAH 2330 Theory & Practices of Language GAH 2363 Puerto Rico, Society , & Culture GAH 2364 Understanding Iraq GAH 3230 The French New Wave GAH 3224 Latin America & World Literature GIS 3342 Mexico Study Tour GIS 3640 Culture of Islam GIS 4606 Costa Rica Cultural Study Tour GSS 2246 Introduction to the Middle East GSS 2451 South Africa Now GSS 2626 International Culture GSS 3104 Language & Power HIST 2117 Modern Germany HIST 2140 History of India HIST 2146 Indian Ocean History HIST 2149 Conflict and Change in India LITT 2306 Cultures of Colonialism General Studies Minor Academic Year Coordinator Dr. Mary Lou Galantino Holistic Health GENS Fall 2014-Spring 2015 20 Total Credits G-233 Office phone 609 652 4408 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Completing a minor in Holistic Health involves completion of a total of 20 undergraduate credits. An e-portfolio is required , which compiles the learning from all 5 courses and fosters an overarching personal holistic health philosophy at the completion of requirements. A newly established Holistic Health Club invites your participation on campus to improve overall well-being in your journey to the completion of your degree. Choose ONE course from the following: BIOL 3105 Biostatistics CSIS 1206 Statistics GIS 3411 Interdisciplinary Research Methods POLS 2150 Intro. to Political Methods PUBH 2330 Public Health Research Methods & Statistics PUBH 4610 Public Health Research Methods PSYC 2241 Statistical Methods PSYC 3242 Experimental Psychology SOWK 3102 Research Methods & Statistics (SOWK majors only) Electives: Choose Four of the following: ANTH 2136 World Perspectives on Health GAH 2162 Medicine, Ethics and the Arts GAH 2206 Into-South Indian Classical Dance GEN 1016/ 2516 Mind Body Conditioning GEN 2158 The Body in Motion GEN 2206 Moving into Wellness GEN 2325 Nutrition and Health GEN 2319 Meditation: Theory & Practice GEN 3617 Physical and Mental Wellness GIS 3207 Contemporary Issues in Bioethics GIS 4636 Yoga: East Meets West GIS 4644 Mindfulness, Self, and Reality GNM 2117 Microbes and Man GSS 2159 Psychology of Well Being GNM 1026/2144 Alternative Health Care GNM 2201 Health and Healing GNM 2206 Herbal Medicine GNM 2267 Folk & Traditional Remedies GNM 2325 Nutrition for Health GNM 2336 Modern Health Issues GSS 2159 Psychology of Well Being GSS 2351 Herbal Psychopharmacology GSS 3160 Stress and Anxiety GSS 3604 Honors Economic Well Being GSS 3624 The Pursuit of Happiness HLTH 3412 Eastern Approach to Nutrition & Movement PHIL 2100 Buddhist Philosophy PHIL 2111 Daiosm PHIL 3112 Philosophy East and West PSYC 2212 Health Psychology PSYC 3635 Positive Psychology PUBH 2432 Contemporary Health Issues SOWK 3220 Aging and Spirituality GERO 3220 Spirituality & Aging
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