Social Sciences (LER-SSC)

Students must demonstrate an understanding of relationships between individuals and social structures, as they pertain to the distribution of limited cultural, political, natural, and/or economic resources. This will be achieved by introducing students to the methods used by social scientists to analyze how societies and social institutions behave, at a point in time as well as over time. Courses in the social sciences and designated other courses can be used to satisfy this requirement.

• ANT 107 - Cultural Anthropology (3 Cr.)
    
• ANT 238  - Cultures of Contemporary Europe
• BUS 229 - Marketing Management (3 Cr.)
    
• BUS 231 - International Business Environment (3 Cr.)
    
• BUS 245 - Organizational Behavior (3 Cr.)
    
• BUS 260 - Special Topics in Business Management (3 Cr.)
    
• EC 100 - Introduction to Economics (3 Cr.)
    
• EC 101 - Principles of Economics: Micro (3 Cr.)
    
• EC 102 - Principles of Economics: Macro (3 Cr.)
    
• ED 101 - Child Development (course now inactive)
• ED 103 - Adolescent Development (course now inactive)
• ED 104  - Child and Adolescent Development
• HIS 227  - Cultures of Contemporary Europe
• ISP 110Y - Perspectives on the Global Condition (8 Cr. Seminar)
    
• ISP 110 - Rise of Atlantic World
• PCE 110  - Introduction to Peace Studies
• PSC 100 - Understanding Politics (3 Cr.)
    
• PSC 111 (course now inactive)
• PSC 112 (course now inactive)
• PSC 113 (course now inactive)
• PSC 114 (course now inactive)
• PSC 192 (course now inactive)
• SOC 106 - The Sociological Imagination (3 Cr.)
    
• WS 192 - Politics for Every Woman (3 Cr.)