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Sep 07, 2024
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2024-2025 Catalog
Undergraduate Civics Certificate in WEST and Sociology
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Return to: College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
The Civics Certificate in WEST & Sociology advances critical thinking about race, class, gender, sexuality, disability, and other socio-cultural hierarchies by focusing on dynamic relationships between the U.S. Government and marginalized populations within American society. The Civics Certificate in WEST & Sociology encourages a broader understanding of citizenship, democracy, obligations, participation, protest, and social justice. The Civics Certificate in WEST & Sociology helps, in part, to fulfill our vision that students develop and refine skills to shape a collective future in which equity and justice prevail.
General Requirements
- Minimum requirement for completion: four courses from four different categories, for a total of 12 credit hours.
- A minimum grade of 3.3 is required for each course applied toward the certificate.
- At least three courses must be upper division (3000+ level) and in Sociology or WEST or cross-listed course.
- Independent studies may not be used to earn this certificate.
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Core Course
Complete one of the following courses:
Elective Courses
Complete three of the following courses:
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Return to: College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
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