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Approved GRID Electives In addition to the required core seminar,
students taking the GRID graduate minor choose at least two courses from
the list of approved electives below. New courses are often offered, so
students should check with the director of WGGP to find out if a course
not on the list may be in the process of being approved and can be used
for an elective. GRID Core Elective Courses: Agricultural and Consumer Economics: ACE 451: Agriculture in International Development See ECON 452/ACE 452: The Latin American Economies ACE 454: Economic Development of Tropical Africa ACE 551: International Food Policy I ACE 570: Family and Consumption Economics ACE 572: Economics of the Family African Studies: See ANTh 467/AFRST 467: Kinship-Culture-Power-Africa See HIST 503/AFRST 503/GWS 501: Problems in Comparative Women's History (depending on topic) See HIST 510/AFRST 510: Problems in African History: Foundational Problems in the History of Africa AFRST 550/AFRO 598: Seminar on Special Topics: Global Africa African American Studies: See EPS 421/AFRO 421/HDFS 424/SOC 421: Racial and Ethnic Families AFRO 598/AFRST 550: Seminar on Special Topics: Global Africa Anthropology: See RLST 403/ANTH 403/HIST 403/GWS 403/: Women in Muslim Societies ANTH 467/AFRST 467: Kinship-Culture-Power-Africa ANTH 508/GWS 508: Feminism, Gender and Sexuality ANTH 515: Seminar on Selected Topics: Gender in Latin America (depending on topic) Architecture: ARCH 424: Gender and Race in Contemporary Architecture Communications: CMN 432: Gender and Language Curriculum and Instruction: C & I 507: Problems & Trends in Special Fields: Feminist Pedagogy (depending on topic) Economics: ECON 450: Development Economics ECON/ACE 452: The Latin American Economies ECON 550: The Economics of Development and Growth ECON 551: Topics in Development Economics Educational Policy Studies: EPS 421/AFRO 421/HDFS 424/SOC 421: Racial and Ethnic Families EPS 530: Education and Globalization EPS 590: Globalization, Development and Higher Education Educational Psychology: ED PSY 421/GWS 421: Sex Role Theory in Counseling ED PSY 562: Literacy Across Cultures Gender and Women's Studies: See RLST 403/GWS 403/ANTH 403/HIST 403: Women in Muslim Societies See ED PSY 421/GWS421: Sex Role Theory in Counseling See CMN 432/GWS 432/LING 432: Gender and Language See HIST 503/GWS 501/AFRST 503: Problems in Comparative Women's History (depending on topic) GWS 570/SOC 520: Feminist Scholarship in the Social Sciences: Theory & Research Geography: GEOG 410: Geography of Development and Underdevelopment History: See RELST 403/HIST 403/GWS 403/ANTH 403: Women in Muslim Societies HIST 411: Africa: 1945 to Present HIST 503/AFRST 503/GWS 501: Problems in Comparative Women's History (depending on topic) HIST 510/AFRST 510: Problems in African History: African History at the Disciplinary Cross Roads Human Development and Family Studies: HDFS 422/LLS 422: U.S. Latina & Latino Families See EPS 421/HDFS 424/SOC 421/AFRO 421/: Racial and Ethnic Families HDFS 426: Family Conflict Management Human Resource Education: HRE 536: International Human Resource Development in Developing Countries Labor and Employment Relations: LER 566: International Human Resource Management LER 595: Managing Diversity Globally Latin American and Caribbean Studies: LAST 550/AFRO 598/AFRST 550: Seminar on Special Topics: Global Africa Latina/Latino Studies: See HDFS 422/LLS 422: U.S. Latina & Latino Families Media: MDIA 590A: Special Topics: International Communication Social Work: SOC W 551: Women's Issues Sociology: See EPS 421/SOC 421/AFRO 421/HDFS 424: Racial and Ethnic Families See GWS 570/SOC 520: Feminist Scholarship in the Social Sciences: Theory & Research Urban and Regional Planning: UP 423: Introduction to International Planning UP 429: International Planning Practice UP 478: Community Development Workshop UP 521:
Advanced International Development Seminar
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