Minor in Social Justice
The Social Justice Minor engages students with the complexities and critical analysis of structural inequalities and injustices. Students will learn to utilize multidisciplinary and feminist approaches that recognize the struggles for liberation and the importance of social movements, advocacy, and activism locally and globally.
Please note that WGS majors cannot also receive a minor in Social Justice because the two degrees are offered through the same department.
Minor Requirements
15 hours total:
- WGS 3123, Social Justice and Social Change
- WGS 4023, Social Justice Internship
- 6 hours of electives from the approved list
The following courses offered Fall 2020 count for Social Justice Minor credit:
- AFAM 3333: Blacks in Oklahoma
- AFAM 4733: Civil Rights Law in Employment and Education
- COMM 3643: Media and Society
- ENGL 4283: Hip Hop as Poetry, Literature, and Cultural Expression
- ENGL 4383: Civilization and Diaspora
- HON 3993:
- H R 3303: Family Issues in Human Relations
- H R 4013: Social Change Process
- H R 4203: Social Issues in the Workplace
- H R 4170:
- IAS 3083: International Activism
- JMC 4863: Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy
- NAS 1013: Intro to Native American Studies
- NAS 3313: Intro to Native Peoples & Sustainability
- PHIL 3753: Philosophy of Race
- S WK 3323: Human Diversity/Social Justice
- SOC 3523: Criminology
- SOC 3623: Racial/Ethnic Minority Groups
- SOC 3733: Sociology of Gender
- SOC 3803: Inequality in Global Perspective
- SOC 3843: Sociology of Aging
- SOC 3913: The Death Penalty in the US
- SOC 3923: Alcohol, Drugs, and Society
- SOC 3963: Sexual Deviance and Society
- SOC 3973: Sociology of Violence
