List A: Normative thinking/conceptual analysis courses
(note: joint courses are listed once)
B H 402/PHIL 412: Ethical Theory
B H 404/PHIL 413: Metaethical Theory
B H 440/PHIL 459: Philosophy of Medicine
B H 474/PHIL 411: Justice in Health Care
ENVIR243/PHIL 234 : Environmental Ethics
ENVIR416/PHIL 416 : Ethics and Climate Change
ENVIR417/PHIL 417: Advanced Topics in Environmental Philosophy
ETHICS207/PHIL 207/POL S 217: Issues of Global Justice
ETHICS291/PHIL 291: Ethics in Science
GWSS206/PHIL 206/POL S 212: Philosophy of Feminism
PHIL 102: Contemporary Moral Problems
PHIL 110: Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 114: Philosophical Issues in the Law
PHIL 118: Persuasion or Manipulation? The Ethics and Psychology of Influence
PHIL 240: Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 241: Topics in Ethics
PHIL 242: Introduction to Medical Ethics
PHIL 307: Justice Across Disciplinary Boundaries
PHIL 314: Philosophy of Crime and Punishment
PHIL 338: Philosophy of Human Rights
PHIL 345: Moral Issues of Life and Death
PHIL 346: Personal Values and Human Good
PHIL 406: Philosophical Topics in Feminism
PHIL 407: International Justice
PHIL 408: Philosophy of Diversity
PHIL 409: Philosophy of Disability
PHIL 410: Social Philosophy
PHIL 414: Philosophy of Law
PHIL 415: Advanced Topics in Animal Welfare
PHIL 440: Ethics
PHIL 441: Public Health Ethics
PHIL 442: Neuroethics
List B: Values-laden issue courses
(note: joint courses are listed once)
AAS380: Asian American Community: Discrimination, Power, and Affirmation
AAS385: Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans: Race, Law, and Justice
AES 150: In-Justice for All: Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, Class, and Gender in the United States
AES 211ANTH 211/ENVIR 211: Environmental Justice
AES 487ANTH 487: Cultures and Politics of Environmental Justice
AIS 461/JSIS A 426: First Nations Government and Politics in Canada
ANTH 150: Culture and Rights: Exploring the Meaning and Practice of Human Rights
ANTH 207: Class and Culture in America
ANTH 215: Introduction to Medical Anthropology and Global Health
ANTH 302: Body and Soul: Introduction to Medical Anthropology and Global Health as Social Justice Praxis
ANTH 308: The Anthropology of Gender, Women's Health, and Reproduction
ANTH 322/RELIG 320: Comparative Study of Death
ANTH 323/LSJ 321: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice
ANTH 345JSIS B 345/GWSS 345: Women and International Economic Development
ANTH 371ENVIR 371: Anthropology of Development
ANTH 376: Anthropology of Disability
ANTH 419: Collective Memory and Violence
ANTH 459/ENVIR 459: Culture, Ecology, and Politics
ANTH 474: Social Difference and Medical Knowledge
ANTH 487/AES 487: Cultures and Politics of Environmental Justice
ANTH 497LSJ 425: Domesticating International Human Rights: Perspectives on U.S. Asylum and Refugee Law
ARCHY 467: Research Ethics in Archaeology: Conservation, Accountability, and Stewardship
B H 201: Topics in Population Bioethics
B H 311: Ethical Issues in Modern Medicine
B H 339/JEW ST 339/NEAR E 328: Bioethics: Secular and Jewish Perspectives
B H 409: Ethics and the Social Determinants of Health
B H 420: Philosophical Problems in Bioethics
B H 421: History of Eugenics
B H 444: Ethical Implications of Emerging Biotechnology
B H 456: Social Justice and Health
B H 488/G H 419: Global Perspectives in Bioethics
CEP 460: Planning in Context
CEP 461: Ethics and Identity
CHID 230/DIS ST 230/LSJ 230:Introduction to Disability Studies
CHID 260: Re-Thinking Diversity
CHID 332/DIS ST 332/LSJ 332: Disability and Society
CHID 370/COM 302: The Cultural Impact of Information Technology
CHID 433/DIS ST 433/LSJ 433: Disability Law, Policy, and the Community
CHID 434/DIS ST 434/LSJ 434: Civil and Human Rights Law for Disabled People
CHID 437/DIS ST 437/LSJ 437: Crime, Law, and Mental Illness
CHID 487/JSIS A 485: Culture, Politics, and Violence in Latin America
CHID 488: Encountering Animals: Ethics, Culture, and Politics
CHSTU 405: Advanced Chicano Studies in Social Science
COM 305/POL S 305: The Politics of Mass Communication in America
COM 375: Communication Ethics
COM 468: Media Ethics
CSS 211: Computers and Society
ECON 235/ENVIR 235/ESRM 235: Introduction to Environmental Economics
ECON 435: Natural Resource Economics
ECON 436: Economics of the Environment
ECON 446: Economics of Education
ECON 447/GWSS 447: Economics of Gender
ECON 448: Population and Development
EDLPS 302: Introduction to Education Policy: Research, Theory, and Practice
EDPSY 420: Bullying, Revenge, and Belonging: Cultural Perspectives on Social Power
EDUC 340: Culturally Sustaining Pedagogies: Teaching and Learning for Justice in a Changing World
EDUC 451: The Role of Sport in Social Justice and Change
ENGL 259: Literature and Social Difference
ENGL 265: Introduction to Environmental Humanities
ENGL 270: The Uses of the English Language
ENGL 478: Language and Social Policy (
ENV H 205: Environmental Health in Media
ENV H 472: Environmental Risk and Society
ENVIR 103/JSIS B 103/SMEA 103: Society and the Oceans
ENVIR 360/JSIS B 350/SCAND 350: Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR 362/ESRM 362: Introduction to Restoration Ecology
ENVIR 379/ESRM 371/SOC 379: Environmental Sociology
ENVIR 384POL S 384: Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR 431/ESRM 431/PSYCH 431: Ecopsychology
ENVIR 439: Attaining a Sustainable Society
ENVIR 460/ESRM 460/JSIS B 350: Power, Privilege, and Preservation
ESRM 150: Wildlife in the Modern World
ESRM 458: Management of Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species
ESRM 470: Natural Resource Policy and Planning
FISH 480/SMEA 480: Human Dimensions of Fishery Management
GEOG 123/JSIS 123: Introduction to Globalization
GEOG 208: Geography of the World Economy: Regional Fortunes and the Rise of Global Markets
GEOG 230: Geographies of Global Inequality
GEOG 270: Geographies of International Development and Environmental Change
GEOG 272: Geographies of Environmental Justice
GEOG 370: Environmental Conservation: Geographic Perspectives
GEOG 425: Qualitative Methodology in Geography
GEOG 467/LSJ 467: Law, Justice, and the Environment
GEOG 472: Race, Nature, and Power
GEOG 478: Social Justice and the City
GERMAN 285: Representation and Diversity
GERMAN 385: Rhetoric and Social Justice
G H 101/GEOG 180/JSIS B 180: Introduction to Global Health: Disparities, Determinants, Policies, and Outcomes
G H 220/ENV H 220/G H 220: Global Environmental Change and Public Health
G H 305/LAW 305: Global Health and Justice
G H 415H/SERV 415: War and Health
G H 456: Global Mental Health
GWSS 244: Indigenous Feminisms
GWSS 305: Feminism in an International Context
GWSS 310: Women and the Law
GWSS 333/JSIS B 333: Gender and Globalization: Theory and Process
GWSS 355: Men and Masculinity
GWSS 391: Collaborations in Feminism and Technology
HCDE300: Foundations of Human Centered Design and Engineering
HCDE419: Concepts in Human-Computer Interaction
HSTAA231: Race and American History
HSTCMP446JSIS B 446: History, Memory, and Justice
INFO 351: Information Ethics and Policy
INFO 464: Value Sensitive Design
JEW ST 130: Justice, Service, and Activism in the Jewish Tradition
JSIS 310: Data Ethnography and Qualitative Methods
JSIS D 450/SOC 450:Political Economy of Women and Family in the Third World
LSJ320POL S 368: The Politics and Law of International Human Rights
LSJ 327/POL S 327: Women's Rights as Human Rights
LSJ 331/POL S 317: The Politics of Race and Ethnicity in the United States
LSJ 375/SOC 372: Crime, Politics, and Justice
LSJ 377: Punishment: Theory and Practice
LSJ 444: Ethics in Law and Justice
LSJ 476/SOC 476: Miscarriages of Justice
MGMT 200: Introduction to Law
MGMT 320: Business, Government, and Society
N SCI 402: Naval Leadership and Ethics
NURS 410: Legal and Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice
POL S 201: Introduction to Political Theory
POL S 273: The Concept of Political Power
POL S 303: Public Policy Formation in the United States
POL S 311: Individual and the State
POL S 383: Environmental Politics and Policy in the United States
POL S 422: International Environmental Politics Seminar
POL S 465: Law and Public Policy in the United States
POL S 464: The Politics of American Criminal Justice
PSYCH 208: Happiness
PSYCH 439: Psychology of Health Disparities
PSYCH 456: Social and Moral Development
RELIG 101: A Life Worth Living: Meaning, Morals and Money
SMEA 430: Development and the Environment
SMEA 485: Pacific Recreation and Tourism Issues
SOC 211: Stability and Change in American Society
SOC 225: Data and Society
SOC 374: Law and Society
SOC 375: Sociology of Juvenile Justice
SOC WF 101: Social Work in Action: Bridging the Gap From Science to Service
SOC WF 120: International Responses to Human Needs: Social Welfare Polices and Services
SOC WF 404: Cultural Diversity and Justice
SPH 481: Ethics, Social Justice, and Policy in Public Health
UCONJ 442: Social and Cultural Aspects of Aging
From time to time, courses may be reclassified, added to, or removed from the list of acceptable courses. Students who have planned their studies on the basis of an earlier list may fulfill the requirements of the minor as specified in the earlier list. In addition, students may petition the Ethics undergraduate advisor for approval for courses not listed. If there is a course that you think should be considered for the Minor, please let us know.