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For more information, please contact [email protected]. diversity requirement courses Students may satisfy the Diversity Requirement by taking one course from the list of approved courses; other courses, depending on content, may satisfy the requirement but require a petition. Students who complete the four-year curriculum in the Integral Program or in the Liberal and Civic Studies Program satisfy the requirement without additional coursework. Students who withdraw from either program should consult their advisor about the requirement. 171 Diversity Requirement Courses APPROVED DIVERSITY COURSES DIVERSITY REQUIREMENT BY PETITION AH 025 Survey of Asian Art In addition to the courses which automatically satisfy the requirement, Anthropology 001 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology the following courses may sometimes satisfy the Diversity Requirement, Anthropology 111 Kinship, Marriage and Family depending on the content of the course in a given semester. Students Anthropology 112 Race and Ethnicity who wish to apply one of these courses (or any other course not listed Anthropology 113 Childhood and Society on this page) to satisfy the Diversity Requirement must do so through Anthropology 117 Religion, Ritual, Magic and Healing a petition to the Registrar’s Office and permission of the chair of the Anthropology 119 Native American Cultures department in which the course is housed. Anthropology 121 World Cultures Anthropology 123 Ethnic Groups in the United States Anthropology 125 Gender and Culture Anthropology 129 Prehistoric Archaeology: Ancient Cultures Anthropology 135 Special Topics Csem 144 Multicultural Thought BusAd 180 International Business Csem 145 World Traditions Econ 160 Comparative Economic Systems Eng 153 American Ethnic Writers and Oral Traditions Eng 023 American Voices Eng 154 Studies in African American Literature Eng 105 Children’s Literature Hist 001 World History Eng 119 Contemporary Literature Hist 140 African American History: 1619 –1865 Eng 130 Single Author Hist 141 African American History: 1865 – present Eng 126 Film: Topics Hist 153 Latin America: Race and Society Eng 163 The Other English Literature Hist 161 Modern Japan Eng 171 Literary Movements Hist 162 Modern China Eng 173 Women Writers Hist 171 African History to 1850 Eng 183 Topics in Drama Hist 172 African History since 1850 Eng 185 Individual Dramatist Japan 001 Elementary Japanese Hist 150 Topics in Latin American History Japan 002 Continuing Elementary Japanese Hist 170 Problems and Issues in African History Japan 003 Intermediate Japanese Fren 130 Thematic Study of Single Genre Japan 004 Continuing Intermediate Japanese Fren 131 Exploration of a Particular Period Fren 129 French Literature outside Europe Sociology 120 Social Movements and Change Span 140 Latin American Literature I Sociology 125 Gender and Culture Span 141 Latin American Literature II Sociology 135 Special Topics Span 143 Contemporary Latin American Literature Span 130 Special Study Span 145 Mexican Literature Span 131 Exploration of a Particular Period Span 150 Chicano/Chicana Literature Perfa 136 Theatre: Special Topics Span 161 Culture and Civilization of Latin America Pol 149 Topics in Comparative Politics Span 162 Culture and Civilization of Mexico TRS 150 Topics in World Religion Perfa 014 World Music and Dance TRS 160 Topics in Religion and Culture Perfa 113 Jazz and Blues in America Womst 100 Research Seminar Perfa 130 Foundations of Theatre II: Multicultural Theatre Pol 110 Minority Politics Pol 143 Government and Politics in the Middle East Pol 144 Government and Politics in Asia Pol 145 Government and Politics in Latin America Psych 008 African American Psychology Psych 012 Special Topics: Afro-American Psychology and the Law and Psychology of the Black Family and the Law Psych 165 Cross-cultural Psychology Sociology 116 New Immigrants and Refugees TRS 152 Islam: Beliefs and Practices TRS 153 Eastern Religions TRS 154 Hinduism TRS 155 Buddhism TRS 156 Religions of India 172 college administration ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS COUNSEL Brother Ronald Gallagher, FSC, Ph.D. Larry Nuti, J.D. President College Counsel Bethami A. Dobkin, Ph.D. Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs ACADEMIC School DEANS Michael Beseda, M.A. Vice Provost for Enrollment and Vice President for College Communications Roy E. Allen, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Economics and Business Administration Keith Brant, Ph.D. Vice President for Development Brian Jersky, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Science Jane Camarillo, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Student Life Nancy L. Sorenson, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Education Peter Michell, M.A. Vice President for Finance Stephen Woolpert, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Liberal Arts Frances Mary Sweeney, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Academic Affairs Carole Swain, Ph.D. Vice President for Mission and Dean for Faculty Development 173 College Administration ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATORS Student Programs Shawny Anderson, Ph.D. TBA Associate Dean, School of Liberal Arts Academic Advising Coordinator for Asian Pacific American Student Programs Edward R. Biglin, Ph.D. Iván Pagán, M.A. Chief Technology Officer Academic Advising Coordinator for Latino Student Programs Thomas L. Carter, M.A., M.L.S. Corliss Watkins, B.S. Dean of Academic Resources and Director of the Library Academic Advising Coordinator for Black Student Programs Guido Krickx, Ph.D. TBA Associate Dean and Director, Graduate Business Programs Coordinator of Tutorial Services Frank Murray, Ph.D. Jennifer Billeci, B.A. Dean for Academic Development Coordinator for Student Disability Services Mary Parish, Ed.D. Christine Oh, M.A. Associate Dean, School of Education Diversity Coordinator for Career Development Services Nelson Shelton, Ph.D. Brother Brendan Madden, FSC, M.A. Associate Dean of the School of Economics Director of Career Development Center and Business Administration Patty Bishop, B.A. Christopher Sindt, Ph.D. Employer Relations Manager Associate Dean, School of Liberal Arts Jim Weyland, B.A. Russell Tiberii, M.Ed. Career Management Consultant Dean, Academic Advising and Achievement ENROLLMENT Carrie Brewster, M.F.A. Director of Hearst Art Gallery Julia Odom, M.S. Registrar Jeanne Foster, Ph.D. Academic Director, Graduate Liberal Studies Program Leslie Welty, B.A. Associate Registrar Dino Pruccoli, M.S. Director, Center for International Programs Dorothy K. Jones, M.A. Dean of Admissions Marshall Welsh, Ph.D. Director, Catholic Institute for Lasallian Social Action (CILSA) Angelica Moore, M.A. Associate Director of Admissions Jennifer Pigza, Ph.D. Associate Director of Catholic Institute for Lasallian Social Action (CILSA) Priscilla Muha, B.A. Director of Financial Aid Graham Foust, Ph.D. Director, Master of Fine Arts Program Craig Means, M.A. Associate Registrar/Director of Articulation and Transfer Angelica Garcia, M.S.W. Director of High Potential Program College Communications William Manning Academic Director of Graduate Kinesiology Elizabeth Smith, M.S. Assistant Vice President for College Communications Ken Otter, M.A. Director, Graduate Leadership Robert Ciano Creative Director mission and ministrY center Tim Farley, B.A. Director of Community and Government Relations Brother Michael E. Sanderl, FSC. Ed.D. Dean, Mission and Ministry Erin Hallissy, B.A. Editorial Director Father Sal Ragusa, S.D.S. Assistant Director, Liturgy and Prayer Debra Holtz, M.S. Director of Media Relations Pamela Thomas, M.A. Assistant Director, Residential Ministry Mike Jung, B.A. Web Editor Joanne Angerame Chapel Coordinator; Administrative Assistant Paul McWilliams Music Ministry Father Tom McElligott Chaplain Brother Camillus Chavez, FSC Chaplain 174 College Administration ADVANCEMENT Head Coaches Lisa M. Moore, B.A., M.N.A. Lisa Alipaz, Women’s Tennis Senior Director for Development Randy Bennett, Men’s Basketball Mark Chiarucci, B.A., M.Ed. Director of Development for Athletics Rob Browning, Women’s Volleyball Kathleen Cook, M.Ed. Adam Cooper, Men’s Soccer Grants Officer Jennifer Hanaseth, Softball Elizabeth J. Gallagher, M.M., D.M.A. Scott Hardy, Men’s Golf Director, Foundation and Corporate Relations Kelly Lindsey, Women’s Soccer Joan Goularte Director, Advancement Services Randy Rau, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Daniel G. Lewis, B.A. Jedd Soto, Baseball Director of the Annual Fund Pasha Spencer, Women’s Rowing William D. McLeod, M.A. Major Gifts Officer Paul Thomas, Women’s Basketball Lloyd Schine, III, B.S., M.Ed. Lauren Uhr, Women’s Lacrosse Director of Alumni Relations Michael Wayman, Men’s Tennis Ronald Turner, B.S. Major Gifts Officer Student Life Athletics and Recreational Sports Scott A. Kier, M.S., M.B.A. Dean of Students Mark Orr Director of Athletics and Recreational Sports Ete Martinez Anderson, M.Ed. Assistant