The Office of Intercultural Relations includes, as one of its primary institutional goals, the increase of intercultural competency and diversity leadership. To achieve this, OIR recommends and assists in new course development, provides faculty and staff training programs, and other learning opportunities related to race, ethnicity, gender, religion, language and other human differences. OIR aims to enhance the educational experience of our community and deepen understanding and respect for all people.
In partnership with various academic departments and faculty, Gonzaga University felt that in order to provide students with a well-rounded education and broaden their knowledge, a diversity/social justice requirement was essential. There are a variety of classes across multiple disciplines that satisfy this requirement.
Gonzaga offers a variety of courses that fulfill the mandatory social justice/diversity (SJ) requirement.Courses designated SJ for Spring 2007:
ENGL 102 | Intro to Literature |
FREN 331/INST 339 | Contemporary French Cinema |
HIST 375 | African-American History |
HIST 380 | U.S. Since 1945 |
INST 301/POLS 350 | Survey of International Studies |
INST 310 | Third World Development |
INST 326/POLS 363/WOMS 342 | Women in Comparative Societes |
INST 410/POLS 366 | Perspectives on Global Issues |
POLS 303 | Civil Liberties |
POLS 326 | Race and Ethnicity Politics in the U.S. |
POLS 352 | Latin American Politics |
PSYC 424 | Community Psychology-Primary Prevention |
RELI 210A | Feminist Christian Doctrine |
RELI 330 | Principles of Christian Morality |
RELI 337 | Vietnam War-Christian Morality |
RELI 385/WOMS 355 | Feminist Theologies |
SOCI 244/WOMS 201 | Sex, Gender and Society |
SOCI 327 | Social and Economic Inequalities |
WOMS 252C | Christian Documents From Feminist Perspectives |