Peace and Justice Studies

Who works for peace, justice, and conflict resolution in our contemporary world of national, cultural, religious, racial, gender, and environmental differences?

You can with Fordham's minor in peace and justice studies, addressing issues of war, terrorism, colonialism, poverty, religious conflict, human rights, multiculturalism, economic and environmental justice, race and gender equality, criminal justice reform, and conflict resolution and peacemaking.

Men and Women For Others

Peace and justice studies embodies Fordham's mission of "men and women for others," and is one of the university's oldest interdisciplinary programs, having been founded in 1986. The program was first inspired by the 20th century movements of liberation theology, social justice and civil rights, and peace activism. Central figures were the peace activist Father Daniel Berrigan, S.J., who taught at Fordham for many years, and Dorothy Day, founder of the Catholic workers movement, after whom Fordham's Dorothy Day Center For Service and Justice was named (recently renamed as Center For Community Engaged Learning). Other major influences on the program's formation include Mahatma Gandhi, the Buddhist peace movement, Mother Teresa, and Martin Luther King. Today the program also encompasses the diversity movement and the environmental justice movement, as well as global justice issues inspired by the international human rights movement, the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, and other international venues of conflict resolution and peacemaking.

Experiential Service and Conflict Resolution Learning

Peace and justice studies is unique among Fordham's programs in that its students are required to perform service work for local charities, government agencies, or international NGO’s. Students complete at least two credits of experiential service and conflict resolution learning through volunteer work, internships, and co-curricular projects in programs such as the Center for Community Engaged Learning, Multicultural Affairs, Campus Ministry, Global Outreach, United Nations Academic Impact, Study Abroad, or the Social Innovation Collaboratory.

A Distinctive Educational and Professional Profile

The peace and justice minor makes your profile distinctive, and sets you apart, whether your career goals are in government, NGOs, law, business, education, healthcare, community development, environmental organizations, or religious organizations. In the words of student Robin Happel, "you don’t necessarily have to handcuff yourself to anything to be an activist. If you want to work on Wall Street, consider a corporate social responsibility division that works for reform, and invest in start-ups like Spes Nova. If you want to be a lawyer, make your pro bono service something meaningful to you, more than just another box to check for the bar. Whatever path you take in life, I promise there is something in Peace and Justice Studies for you."

Complementary Majors

The Peace and Justice minor makes an excellent complement to majors in Political Science, Sociology, Social Work, Economics, Business, Theology, Philosophy, Humanitarian Studies, International Studies, International Political Economy, Urban Studies, Environmental Studies, African and African American Studies, Latin American and Latino Studies, Middle East Studies, and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies. Two course can be double counted between major and minor.

For more information

Visit the Peace and Justice Studies program web page.

Our Courses

Courses in Other Areas (by topic area)

Each of the following areas represents a topic area within Peace and Justice Studies. Although they do not represent requirements for the minor, the groups are intended to represent areas in which students may be interested.

All courses below also have the PJST attribute and count toward the Peace and Justice Studies minor.

Conflict Resolution and Peacemaking courses (PJCR)

The following courses have the PJCR attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
CLAS 3030	Athenian Democracy	4
COMC 3174	Public Relations	4
ENGL 4209	Literature of Peace and War	4
HUST 4001	The Humanitarian System: Past, Present, and Future	4
HUST 4200	Forced Migration and Humanitarian Action	4
INST 4620	The World of Democracy	4
ORGL 2600	Mediation, Negotiation, Alternative Dispute Resolution	4
ORGL 2800	U.N. and Political Leadership	4
PHIL 3702	Rights, Justice, and Global Governance	4
PHIL 3711	Humanitarianism and Philosophy	4
PHIL 4310	Human Rights in Context	4
PHIL 4470	Lincoln: Democratic Values	4
PHIL 4473	War and Peace: Just War Theory	4
PJST 4200	Conflict Resolution and Peacemaking	4
POSC 3210	Civil Rights and Liberties	4
POSC 3228	Civil Rights	4
POSC 3511	War and Peace	4
POSC 3516	Conflict Analysis/Resolution	4
POSC 3522	United Nations	4
POSC 3527	United Nations Peace Operations	4
POSC 3534	The International Politics of Civilian Protection	4
POSC 4400	Seminar: Global Justice	4
POSC 4515	Seminar: International Politics of Peace	4
POSC 4526	Seminar: The Politics of Humanitarian Intervention	4
POSC 4620	Seminar: The World of Democracy	4
SOCI 4970	Community Service/Social Action	4
SOCI 4990	Conflict Resolution and Justice Creation	4
THEO 4026	Theologies of Peace	4
THEO 4630	G.O. Deeper. Interdisciplinary Inquiries	4

Religions and Justice courses (PJRJ)

The following courses have the PJRJ attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
AFAM 3120	Black Religion and Black Politics	4
AFAM 3154	Black, White, and Catholic: Race, Religion, and Civil Rights	4
AMCS 3340	Catholicism and Democracy	4
ANTH 3110	Ancient Cultures of the Bible	4
CPBU 4003	Spirituality and Fair Trade	3
HIST 1850	Understanding Historical Change: Jews in the Ancient and Medieval World	3
HIST 3986	Religion and Politics in Islamic History	4
LALS 4620	Oscar Romero: Faith and Politics in El Salvador	4
LPBU 4003	Spirituality and Fair Trade	3
PHIL 3591	Medieval Political Philosophy	4
POSC 3418	Islamic Political Thought	4
SOCI 2505	Religion and Social Change	4
SOCI 3110	Global Conflict: Wars/Religion	4
THEO 3383	Latin American Liberation Theologies	3
THEO 3542	Catholic Social Teaching	3
THEO 3546	The Bible and Social Justice	3
THEO 3605	Scripture and the Human Response to Trauma	3
THEO 3611	Scripture and the Struggle for Racial Justice	3
THEO 3652	Liturgy That Does Justice	3
THEO 3715	Classic Islamic Texts	3
THEO 3716	Islam and Modernity	3
THEO 3876	Muslims in America	4
THEO 3960	Religion and Race in America	4
THEO 4620	Oscar Romero: Faith and Politics in El Salvador	4
THEO 4847	Theologies of Liberation	4
THEO 4853	Spirituality and Politics	4

Social Justice Movements and Revolutions courses (PJSJ)

The following courses have the PJSJ attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
AFAM 3720	African American Philosophy	4
ANTH 3476	Latin American Social Movements	4
ANTH 4114	Anthropology of Health Healing and Social Justice	4
COLI 4020	Literature, Film and Development	4
COLI 4206	Comparative Studies in Revolution	4
COMC 4246	Media, Disability, Futurity	4
DTEM 3475	Digital Media and Advocacy	4
ENGL 3047	Rhetorics of Resistance and Social Movements	4
ENGL 3637	The Rhetoric of Social Movements	4
ENGL 4184	Postwar American Literature and Culture	4
ENGL 4206	Comparative Studies in Revolution	4
ENGL 4246	Media, Disability, Futurity	4
ENGL 4421	Disability, Literature, Culture: Neurological, Mental & Cognitive Difference in Culture & Context	4
HIST 3550	Fascism from Mussolini to the Present	4
HIST 3852	The American Radical Tradition	4
HIST 3951	Popular Education and Social Change in the Americas	4
HIST 3961	Rebellion and Revolution in Latin America and the Atlantic World	4
HIST 3972	Revolution in Central America	4
HIST 4922	“Freedom Now”: Black Political Thought	4
HPRH 2101	Justice I: The American Experience	3
HPRH 2201	Justice II: Global Contexts	3
HUST 4501	Humanitarianism and Global Health: Unequal Access for the Displaced and Marginalized	4
LALS 3972	Revolution in Central America	4
LALS 4620	Oscar Romero: Faith and Politics in El Salvador	4
MLAL 3450	The Arab Spring in Arabic Literature	4
PHIL 3623	Marx as a Philosopher	4
PHIL 3653	Latin American Philosophy	4
PHIL 3701	Human Rights Theories: Foundations and History	4
PHIL 3713	Human Rights and Global Justice	4
PHIL 3720	African American Philosophy	4
PHIL 3905	Philosophy of Disability	4
POSC 3322	Disability Law, Policy, and Advocacy	4
POSC 3326	Latino Politics	4
POSC 3427	Islam, Art, and Resistance	4
POSC 3532	The Development of Human Rights Law	4
POSC 3645	Politics of Immigration	4
POSC 4010	Taming "Wicked Problems": Social Science Research and Solutions Lab	4
POSC 4022	Seminar: China in Global Affairs	4
POSC 4037	Social Movements and Revolutions	4
SOCI 2505	Religion and Social Change	4
SOCI 3456	Modern Social Movements	4
THEA 3520	Producing through a Social Justice Lens	4
THEA 4050	Arts, Social Justice, and Human Rights: Foundations	4
THEO 4620	Oscar Romero: Faith and Politics in El Salvador	4
THEO 4847	Theologies of Liberation	4
THEO 4853	Spirituality and Politics	4
VART 1111	Connection and Context: An Introduction to Art & Engagement	4
VART 3030	Art Design and Politics	4
VART 3060	Visual Justice: Enacting Change Through Image-Based Storytelling	4

Media and Justice courses (PJMJ)

The following courses have the PJMJ attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
COLI 4570	Films of Moral Struggle	4
COMC 3247	Race and Gender in Media	4
COMC 3268	Media and National Identity	4
COMC 3330	Peace, Justice, and the Media	4
COMC 4114	Speaking for Change	4
COMC 4222	Media and the Environment	4
COMC 4268	Media and the Social Construction of Reality	4
COMC 4340	Freedom of Expression	4
COMC 4360	Communication Ethics and the Public Sphere	4
ENGL 3006	Nonprofit and Advocacy Writing	4
FITV 3647	TV, Identity, and Representation	4
FITV 4570	Films of Moral Struggle	4
RUSS 2650	Media and the Russian State: News Outlets From 19th Century to Present Day Russia	4
SOCI 2925	Media, Crime, Sex, and Violence	4

War, Terrorism, and Violence courses (PJWT)

The following courses have the PJWT attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
AFAM 3072	Civil Wars in Africa	4
ANTH 4490	Anthropology of Political Violence	4
COLI 3006	Trauma Theory	4
COLI 3802	Literature and Imperialism	4
ENGL 3059	Creating Dangerously: Writing Across Conflict Zones	4
ENGL 3616	American Cultures of War	4
ENGL 3802	Literature and Imperialism	4
ENGL 4209	Literature of Peace and War	4
HIST 3192	The United States, Africa, and the Cold War	4
HIST 3305	Medieval Warfare	4
HIST 3566	War and Imperialism	4
HIST 3570	Genocide	4
HIST 3846	The History of U.S. Foreign Relations, 1974 to Present	4
HIST 3925	The Holocaust	4
HIST 4011	Why America Fights	4
HIST 4310	Africa, Race, and the Global Cold War	4
HIST 4767	Seminar: Torture and the Western Experience	4
PHIL 4473	War and Peace: Just War Theory	4
POSC 3225	Human Trafficking and the Law	4
POSC 3511	War and Peace	4
POSC 3526	Democracy, Terrorism, and Modern Life	4
SOCI 3110	Global Conflict: Wars/Religion	4
SOCI 3470	Global Refugee Migration	4
SOCI 3714	Terrorism and Society	4
SPAN 3730	Writing Violence: Peru, 1980-2000	4

Race and Culture courses (PJRC)

The following courses have the PJRC attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
AAST 3357	Writing Asian America	4
AAST 3359	Asian Diasporic Literatures	4
AAST 3647	Seeing Stories: Reading Race and Graphic Narratives	4
AAST 3838	Postcolonial Literature and Film	4
AAST 4150	Race and Contemporary Film	4
AAST 4600	Anger in Asian American Literature and Culture	4
AAST 4603	Asian American Critique	4
AFAM 1600	Understanding Historical Change: Africa	3
AFAM 3001	African American History I	4
AFAM 3002	African American History II	4
AFAM 3037	Being and Becoming Black in the Atlantic World	4
AFAM 3115	Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X	4
AFAM 3120	Black Religion and Black Politics	4
AFAM 3132	Black Prison Experience	4
AFAM 3136	U.S. Civil Rights	4
AFAM 3141	Women and Social Change in Africa	4
AFAM 3146	African Immigrants in the United States	3
AFAM 3148	History of South Africa	4
AFAM 3560	"We Can't Breathe...": The History of Black Protest	4
AFAM 3633	The Bronx: Immigration, Race, and Culture	4
AFAM 4000	Affirmative Action and the American Dream	4
ANTH 3340	Anthropological Perspectives on Race and Ethnicity	4
ANTH 3343	Ghettos and Gated Communities	4
ANTH 3355	Culture and Anticolonialism	4
ANTH 4006	Palestinian Culture at Home and in Diaspora	4
ARAB 2400	Approaches to Arabic Culture	4
CLAS 4055	Race and Ethnicity in Antiquity and Today	4
COLI 3359	Asian Diasporic Literatures	4
COLI 3624	Music and Nation in the Arab World	4
COLI 4011	Narrating Childhood	4
COLI 4016	Rewriting the Mediterranean (20th and 21st Centuries)	4
COLI 4055	Race and Ethnicity in Antiquity and Today	4
COLI 4150	Race and Contemporary Film	4
COLI 4210	Comparative Studies in Atlantic Revolutions	4
COLI 4600	Anger in Asian American Literature and Culture	4
COLI 4603	Asian American Critique	4
DTEM 3447	Race, Gender, and Digital Media	4
ENGL 3003	Introduction to Professional Writing	4
ENGL 3012	Novel, She Wrote	4
ENGL 3037	US Latinx Literature	4
ENGL 3075	Pride & Prejudice: An Examination of Black Britain and the Problem of Belonging	4
ENGL 3104	Medieval English Blackness?	4
ENGL 3152	Race and Religion in Literature: Beowulf to Wuthering Heights	4
ENGL 3350	Ethnic Camera: Race and Visual Media	4
ENGL 3357	Writing Asian America	4
ENGL 3359	Asian Diasporic Literatures	4
ENGL 3608	(De)Constructing the American Renaissance	4
ENGL 3610	Abolition	4
ENGL 3630	Black American Icons	4
ENGL 3636	Introduction to African American Literature	4
ENGL 3641	Slavery and American Fiction	4
ENGL 3645	The Middle Passage	4
ENGL 3646	Black Disability Studies	4
ENGL 3647	Seeing Stories: Reading Race and Graphic Narratives	4
ENGL 3650	Stayin' Alive: Performing Blackness and Whiteness in 1970s US Film and Literature	4
ENGL 3691	Black Atlantic Literature: Modernisms	4
ENGL 3695	Black Protest, Black Resistance, Black Freedom, Black Rage	4
ENGL 3838	Postcolonial Literature and Film	4
ENGL 3918	The Phenomenon of Oprah’s Book Club	4
ENGL 4007	Seminar: Othello	4
ENGL 4031	Seminar: The Tempest	4
ENGL 4109	Seminar: Latinx Speculation	4
ENGL 4112	Seminar: Borders, Migrants, and Refugees	4
ENGL 4113	Seminar: Writing Whiteness	4
ENGL 4125	Seminar: Im/Possible Worlds: Race, Social Difference, and Pop Genres	4
ENGL 4150	Race and Contemporary Film	4
ENGL 4227	Black Literature and Film	4
ENGL 4228	Black Protest from Slavery to #BlackLivesMatter	4
ENGL 4600	Anger in Asian American Literature and Culture	4
ENGL 4603	Asian American Critique	4
ENGL 4605	Sem: Anti-Racist Methods	4
FITV 3648	Television, Race, and Civil Rights	4
HIST 1400	Understanding Historical Change: Latin America	3
HIST 1450	Understanding Historical Change: South Asian History	3
HIST 1600	Understanding Historical Change: Africa	3
HIST 1700	Understanding Historical Change: Mideast	3
HIST 1750	Understanding Historical Change: Islamic History and Culture	3
HIST 3001	African American History I	4
HIST 3002	African American History II	4
HIST 3073	African Intellectual History	4
HIST 3670	The Modern Middle East	4
HIST 3747	Slavery and Freedom in Greater New York City	4
HIST 3789	Modern South Africa Stories	4
HIST 3806	U.S. Immigration/Ethnicity	4
HIST 3915	Contemporary China	4
HIST 3946	African Economies and Humanitarianism	4
HIST 3950	Latino History	4
HIST 3955	Slavery Freedom/Atlantic World	4
HIST 3969	Latin America and the U.S.	4
HIST 3974	Spaniards and Incas	4
HIST 3991	History of the American Indians	4
HIST 4008	Race and Gender in the Old West	4
HIST 4111	Modern African Stories	4
HIST 4308	Antisemitism	4
HIST 4310	Africa, Race, and the Global Cold War	4
HIST 4312	Antisemitism and Racism	4
HIST 4331	US in the Middle East: 1945-Present	4
HIST 4510	Conquest, Conversion, Conscience	4
ITAL 3452	Italophone Migrant Literature From Africa and Beyond	4
JOUR 3740	Ethics and Diversity in Journalism	4
LALS 1400	Understanding Historical Change: Latin America	3
LALS 3130	Race and Gender in Latin American Popular Music	4
LALS 3600	Latin America: Current Trends	4
LALS 4510	Conquest, Conversion, Conscience	4
MAND 3040	Topics in Mandarin Chinese Literature	4
MAND 3050	China in the Headlines: An Advanced Newspaper Reading Course in Mandarin Chinese	4
MLAL 3050	Becoming Germany—German Literature, Film, and Popular Culture after World War II	4
MLAL 3110	Anti-Racist Pedagogy	4
MLAL 3450	The Arab Spring in Arabic Literature	4
MLAL 3624	Music and Nation in the Arab World	4
MLAL 4016	Rewriting the Mediterranean (20th and 21st Centuries)	4
MUSC 3130	Race and Gender in Latin American Popular Music	4
MVST 3501	Between Conquest and Convivencia: The Spanish Kingdoms of the Middle Ages	4
PHIL 4205	Seminar: Justice and Social Identity	4
POSC 3310	Racial and Ethnic Politics	4
POSC 3424	Political Philosophy between Islam and the West	4
POSC 3520	Mideast and the World	4
POSC 4020	Place, Space, and Immigrant Cities	4
POSC 4025	Youth and Politics	4
POSC 4210	Seminar: State, Family, and Society	4
PSYC 3600	Multicultural Psychology	4
PSYC 4310	Aging and Society	4
PSYC 4850	Community Mental Health	4
PSYC 4910	Global Mental Health & Psychosocial Humanitarian Aid	4
SOCI 2410	Inequality: Class, Race, and Ethnicity	4
SOCI 3017	Inequality in America	4
SOCI 3102	Contemporary Social Issues and Policies	4
SOCI 3136	Inequality-Why/Effects	4
SOCI 3242	Mental Health and Human Rights	4
SOCI 3405	Gender, Race, and Class	4
SOCI 3410	Migration/Globalization	4
SOCI 3418	Contemporary Immigration in Global Perspective	4
SOCI 3603	Urban America	4
SOCI 4020	Place, Space, and Immigrant Cities	4
SOCI 4408	Diversity in American Society	4
SOCI 4961	Urban Issues and Policies	4
SPAN 3561	Representing the Gypsy	4

Gender and Sexuality courses (PJGS)

The following courses have the PJGS attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
AFAM 3030	African American Women	4
AFAM 3141	Women and Social Change in Africa	4
AFAM 3637	Black Feminism: Theory and Expression	4
AFAM 4105	Queer Caribbean and Its Diasporas	4
ANTH 2886	Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality	4
ANTH 3260	Politics of Reproduction	4
ANTH 3888	Arab Women and Social Movements	4
CEED 3856	Introduction to Bioethics	4
COLI 3803	Empire and Sexuality	4
COLI 4211	Empire and Sexuality	4
COMC 2277	Media and Sexuality	4
ENGL 3001	Queer Theories	4
ENGL 3002	Queer Iconoclasts: Sexuality, Religion, Race	4
ENGL 3067	Contemporary Women Poets	4
ENGL 3235	Dangerous Women	4
ENGL 3342	Women, Crime, & Punishment in Literature	4
ENGL 3361	The Female Bildungsroman	4
ENGL 3468	Transatlantic Modern Women	4
ENGL 3609	Feminism and American Poetry	4
ENGL 3619	Crip, Queer and Critical Race Studies	4
ENGL 3648	Novels by Women	4
ENGL 3664	Queer Latinx Literature	4
ENGL 3803	Empire and Sexuality	4
ENGL 3930	Introduction to Queer Literature	4
ENGL 4146	The Body in Contemporary Women's Literature and Art	4
ENGL 4211	Empire and Sexuality	4
HIST 3301	Medieval Women's Lives	4
HIST 3459	Transgender History	4
HIST 3826	Modern US Women's History	4
HIST 3838	History of U.S. Sexuality	4
HIST 4008	Race and Gender in the Old West	4
HUST 5215	Accountability for Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Humanitarian Settings	3
LALS 4105	Queer Caribbean and Its Diasporas	4
PHIL 3904	Feminist Philosophy	4
POSC 3327	Gender and Sexuality in US Politics	4
SOCI 3260	Politics of Reproduction	4
SOCI 3401	Gender, Crime, and Justice	4
SOCI 3405	Gender, Race, and Class	4
SOCI 4400	Gender, Bodies, and Sexuality	4
THEO 3317	Women of the Christian East	3
THEO 3856	Introduction to Bioethics	4
THEO 4005	Women and Theology	4
WGSS 3000	Gender and Sexuality Studies	4
WGSS 3001	Queer Theories	4
WGSS 3002	Feminist and Women's Studies	4
WGSS 3067	Contemporary Women Poets	4
WGSS 3318	Early Women Novelists	4
WGSS 4400	Gender, Bodies, and Sexuality	4

Economic Justice courses (PJEC)

The following courses have the PJEC attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
BLBU 4437	ST: International Bus Ethics	3
CPBU 4001	Fair Trade and Microfinance 1	3
CPBU 4003	Spirituality and Fair Trade	3
CPBU 4004	Entrepreneurship and Fair Trade	3
CPBU 4005	ST:Fair Trade Entrepreneurship	3
ECON 3235	Economy of Latin America	4
ECON 3240	World Poverty	4
ECON 3244	International Economic Policy	4
ECON 3570	Labor Market and Diversity	4
ECON 3580	Economics of Diversity	4
ECON 4005	Fair Trade Entrepreneurship	4
ECON 4020	Disability: Economic and Other Approaches	4
ECON 4025	Bronx Urban Economic Development	4
ENGL 3964	Homelessness	4
HIST 3946	African Economies and Humanitarianism	4
HUST 4100	Refugee and Asylum Law	4
HUST 4500	Evolution of Development and Humanitarian Aid Systems	4
LPBU 3446	ST:Social Entrepreneurship	3
LPBU 4001	Fair Trade and Microfinance	3
LPBU 4003	Spirituality and Fair Trade	3
LPBU 4004	Entrepreneurship and Fair Trade	3
LPBU 4005	ST:Fair Trade Entrepreneurship	3
MVST 4010	Medieval Franciscans and the Dream of a Just Economy	4
PHIL 3140	Market Failures, Public Goods, and Justice	4
PHIL 3702	Rights, Justice, and Global Governance	4
PHIL 4423	Business Ethics	4
POSC 3610	Political Economy of Development	4
POSC 3616	Political Economy of Poverty	4
POSC 3915	International Political Economy	4
POSC 4900	Seminar: Democracy, Development, and the Global Economy	4
SOCI 3002	The New Power Elite	4
SOCI 3044	Poverty and Community Development	4
SOCI 3148	Population and Economic Development Issues	4
SOCI 3601	Urban Poverty	4

Environmental Justice courses (PJEN)

The following courses have the PJEN attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
AFAM 3530	Race, Climate Change, and Environmental Justice in the African Diaspora	4
BISC 1002	Ecology: A Human Approach	3
COMC 4115	Communication and the Food System	4
COMC 4222	Media and the Environment	4
ECON 3430	ST: Sustainable Business	4
ECON 3850	Environmental Economics	4
ECON 4030	Environmental-Economic Policy	4
ENST 3000	Environmental Research Methods	4
ENST 3307	Environmental Politics	4
ENST 3308	Catastrophe and Human Survival	4
ENST 4900	Environmental Internship	4
FREN 3492	Climate Change and Sustainable Development in the Francophone World	4
INST 3100	The Global Environment	4
LPBU 3430	ST: Sustainable Business	3
MLAL 3492	Climate Change and Sustainable Development in the Francophone World	4
NSCI 1040	People and the Living Environment	3
NSCI 2010	Global Ecology Lecture	3
PHIL 3109	Environmental Ethics	4
PHIL 3712	Global Environment and Justice	4
PHIL 3722	Native American Philosophy	4
PHIL 3990	Environmental Worldviews and Ethics	4
PHIL 4302	Environmental Policy and Ethics	4
PHIL 4409	Environmental Ethics	4
PJST 3200	Environmental Justice	4
POSC 3131	Politics, Urban Health, and Environment	4
POSC 3307	Environmental Politics	4
POSC 3312	Introduction to Environmental Politics	4
SOCI 3142	Environmental Sociology	4
SOCI 3145	Environment Technology Society	4
SOCI 3456	Modern Social Movements	4
SOCI 4962	Health/Inequality in the US	4
THEO 4008	Religion and Ecology	4
THEO 4444	Anthropocene: Sciences, Fictions, and Ethical Futures	4

Criminal Justice Reform courses (PJCJ)

The following courses have the PJCJ attribute.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
ENGL 4044	Incarceration: History, Literature, Film	4
JOUR 3731	Criminal Justice Reporting	4
POSC 3225	Human Trafficking and the Law	4
POSC 3231	Judicial Politics	4
POSC 3408	The Civil Rights Movement and the Courts	4
PSYC 4340	Law and Psychology	4
SOCI 3401	Gender, Crime, and Justice	4
SOCI 3713	Criminology	4
SOCI 3720	Mass Incarceration	4