Cross Cultural Studies Minor

The minor in Cross Cultural Studies consists of one course from each of the following four designated areas and one additional course of the student’s choosing from any of the four designated areas.

Required:

A. Philosophy and Religious Studies

CCS 2202 - Zen and Creativity or
PHI 2202 - Zen and Creativity
CCS 2219 - East Asian Philosophy or
PHI 2219 - East Asian Philosophy
CCS 2222 - Hinduism or
REL 2222 - Hinduism
CCS 2224 - Buddhism or
REL 2224 - Buddhism
CCS 2225 - The Philosophy and Practice of Tai Chi (Tai Ji) or
PHI 2225 - Philosophy and Practice of Tai Chi (Tai Ji)
CCS 2254 - Religions of Africa and the Indigenous Americans or
CCS 2255 - Religions of Asia or
CCS 3302 - Classical Indian Philosophy or
PHI 3302 - Classical Indian Philosophy or
REL 3302 - Classical Indian Philosophy

B. Fine Arts and Literature

CCS 2212 - World Music or
MUL 2212 - World Music
CCS 2229 - Arts of India, China, and Japan or
AHY 2229 - Arts of India, China, and Japan
CCS 2241 - The Arts and Architecture of the African Continent and Beyond or
AHY 2241 - The Arts and Architecture of the African Continent and Beyond
CCS 2250 - Traditional Native American Arts and Architecture or
AHY 2250 - Traditional Native American Arts and Architecture
CCS 3305 - Sacred Architecture or
AHY 3305 - Sacred Architecture
CCS 3337 - Asian Approaches to Acting or
THE 3337 - Asian Approaches to Acting

C. History Courses, Civilization Courses, and Special Topics Courses in Foreign Cultures

CCS 1101 - Introduction to Chinese Civilization
CCS 1120 - Japan: The Land of Contrast
CCS 1123 - The French-Speaking World or
FRE 1123 - The French-Speaking World
CCS 2215 - The Arab World or
IDS 2215 - The Arab World
CCS 2221 - The Chinese Renaissance or
CCS 2223 - Cultural History of Latin America or
SIS 2223 - Cultural History of Latin American or
CCS 2231 - History of East Asia to 1600 or
HIS 2231 - History of East Asia to 1600 or
CCS 2232 - History of East Asia since 1600 or
HIS 2232 - History of East Asia since 1600
CCS 3331 - Gender and the Family in China or
HIS 3331 - Gender and the Family in China

D. Social Science Courses: Anthropology, Sociology, Economics, and Political Science and International Studies

CCS 2214 - African Politics through Literature or
PSI 2214 - African Politics through Literature
CCS 2217 - Contemporary African Politics or
PSI 2217 - Contemporary African Politics
CCS 3310 - The Politics of Developing Areas or
PSI 3310 - Politics of Developing Areas
CCS 3312 - The Politics of African Diaspora or
PSI 3312 - The Politics of African Diaspora
CCS 3313 - Politics of Global Feminisms or
PSI 3313 - Politics of Global Feminisms
CCS 3315 - The Politics of Ethnicity and Nationalism or
PSI 3315 - The Politics of Ethnicity and Nationalism
CCS 3317 - Comparative Politics of Communist and Post-Communist Political Systems or
PSI 3317 - Comparative Politics of Communist and Post Communist Political Systems
CCS 3333 - Conflict Resolution, Peacemaking, and Peacekeeping in Post-Cold War World or
PSI 3333 - Conflict Resolution, Peacemaking, and Peacekeeping in Post-Cold War World
CCS 3326 - Economic Development or
ECO 3326 - Economic Development

Total Program Hours:

Contact: Dr. Christianna Leahy, Political Science