Academic Courses
Understanding the roots of conflict and how to create dialogue is a learning process that can take place both within and outside of the classroom. Taking courses from a variety of disciplinary perspectives focused on these issues can be beneficial to those interested in further understanding conflict resolution and peace and social justice work. It is with this in mind that members of OCDC recommend the following courses:
| Course | Title | Professor |
|---|---|---|
| AAST 101 | Intro to the Black Experience | Millette |
| ANTH 278 | Hum Rgts Univlsm & Cul Relativ | Pineda |
| ANTH 416 | Race & Racism | Pineda |
| ARTS 070 | Probs Narrative Contemp Figure | Schuster |
| CAST 100 | Intro Comparative Amer Studies | Raimondo |
| CAST 311 | Militarization Am Daily Life | Perez |
| CRUR 237 | Geographies of Displacement | Matambo |
| ENVS 311 | Environmental Justice | Fortwangler |
| ECON 431 | Sem: Water Resource Economics | Suter |
| ENGL 436 | Literature of the Dirty Wars | O'Connor |
| HIST 393 | Prejudice & Policy in Vic Brit | Shull |
| HIST 342 | Race, Gender & Am Soc Movement | Lee |
| LAP 114 | Communication Skills II | Morgan Flood |
| MENA 203 | Modern Arab Thought | Thomas |
| POLT 02 | Intro to Internatl Relations | Mani |
| POLT 122 | Colloq: Israel-Palestine Confl | Schiff |
| POLT 215 | Ethnicity and Nationalism | Markowitz |
| POLT 334 | Theo Jstc & Dem in Cntmp Amer | Wilson |
| POLT 217 | Political Violence | Markowitz |
| PSYC 430 | Sem: Psyc of Social Conflict | Frantz |
| RELG 244 | Religion, War, & Peace Ethics | Babyak |
| SOCI 277 | Race and Ethnic Relations | Baldoz |
