Diversity and Common Ground: Domestic

DCG Domestic & LD GE Area C

• ART 104J - American Art Units: 3
• ES 106 - Introduction to Black Studies Units: 3
• ES 107 - Chican@/Latinx Lives Units: 3
• WS 107 - Women, Narrative, History Units: 3

DCG Domestic & LD GE Area D

• CRGS 108 - Power/Privilege: Gender and Race, Sex, Class Units: 3
• ES 105 - Introduction to US Ethnic Studies Units: 3
• NAS 104 - Introduction to Native American Studies Units: 3
• SW 101 - Introduction to Social Work and Social Work Institutions Units: 3
• WS 106 - Introduction to Women’s Studies Units: 3

DCG Domestic & LD Area E

• AHSS 108 - Nature, Culture and Food Units: 3
• SW 101 - Introduction to Social Work and Social Work Institutions Units: 3

DCG Domestic & GE Area F

• ES 105 - Introduction to US Ethnic Studies Units: 3
• ES 106 - Introduction to Black Studies Units: 3
• ES 107 - Chican@/Latinx Lives Units: 3
• ES 305 - African American Cultural History Units: 3
• ES 308 - Multi-Ethnic Resistance in the U.S. Units: 3
• ES 303 - From Civil Rights, Black Power to Black Lives Matter Units: 3
• NAS 104 - Introduction to Native American Studies Units: 3

DCG Domestic & UD GE Area C

• ART 304 - Topics in American Art Units: 3
• COMM 300 - American Public Discourse Units: 3
• COMM 309B - Gender and Communication  Units: 3
• ENGL 308B - Gender and Literature Units: 3
• ES 305 - African American Cultural History Units: 3
• MUS 301 - Rock: An American Music Units: 3
• NAS 301 - Native American Literature Units: 3
• NAS 302 - Oral Literature and Oral Tradition Units: 3
• PHIL 306 - Race, Racism and Philosophy Units: 3
• RS 301 - Religion in America Units: 3
• SPAN 308S - Introduction to Translation and Interpretation Units: 3
• TA 307 - Theatre of the Oppressed Units: 3
• WS 308B - Gender and Literature Units: 3
• WS 309B - Gender and Communication Units: 3

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DCG Domestic & UD GE Area D

• COMM 309B - Gender and Communication Units: 3
• ES 304 - Migrations and Mosaics Units: 3
• ES 308 - Multi-Ethnic Resistance in the U.S. Units: 3
• GEOG 304 - Migrations and Mosaics Units: 3
• NAS 306 - Indigenous Peoples of the Americas Units: 3
• PSYC 300 - Psychology of Gender Units: 3
• PSYC 302 - Psychology of Prejudice Units: 3
• REC 302 - Inclusive Recreation Units: 3
• SOC 303 - Race and Inequality Units: 3
• SOC 306 - The Changing Family Units: 3
• WS 300 - Psychology of Women Units: 3
• WS 309B - Gender and Communication Units: 3

DCG Domestic & American Institutions U.S. History

• NAS 200 - Indigenous Peoples in U.S. History Units: 3

DCG Domestic (The following courses do not double-count for GE.)

• AIE 330 - History of Indian Education Units: 3
• AIE 335 - Social and Cultural Considerations Units: 3
• AIE 340 - Instructional Practices in American Indian Education Units: 3
• CD 310 - Perspectives: History and Theory Units: 3
• CD 352 - Parent/Child Relationships Units: 3
• CD 467 - Working with Culturally Diverse Families Units: 3
• CD 467S - Working with Culturally Diverse Families Units: 3
• COMM 315 - Communication and Social Advocacy Units: 4
• COMM 222 - Intercultural Communication Units: 4
• CRGS 313 - Community Activism Units: 3
• CRGS 360 - Race, Gender and US Law Units: 4
• EDUC 313 - Community Activism Units: 3
• EDUC 318 - LGBTQIA+ Issues in Schools Units: 3
• ENGL 232 - U.S. Literature and Social Change Units: 4
• ENGL 336 - U.S. Writers of Color Units: 4
• ENGL 410 - Topics in Queer and Trans Studies Units: 4
• ENGL 465B - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages Units: 4
• ENST 295 - Power, Privilege and the Environment Units: 4
• ES 202 - Hip Hop and the Black Experience Units: 3
• ES 314 - Chicano Culture and Society in America Units: 3
• ES 303 - From Civil Rights, Black Power to Black Lives Matter Units: 3
• ES 301 - Media and the Politics of Representation Units: 4
• ES 336 - U.S. Writers of Color Units: 4
• ES 465B - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages Units: 4
• HIST 372 - Rise of Modern America, 1877- 1929 Units: 4
• HIST 374 - Contemporary America, 1929 to the Present Units: 4
• KINS 474 - Psychology of Sport and Exercise Units: 3
• NAS 200 - Indigenous Peoples in U.S. History Units: 3
• NAS 331 - Indigenous Natural Resource Management Practices Units: 3
• NAS 332 - Environmental Justice Units: 3
• NAS 468 - Tribal Justice Systems Units: 3
• SOC 316 - Gender and Society Units: 4
• SPAN 408S - Field Experience: Translation and Interpretation Units: 1-4
• WS 316 - Gender and Society Units: 4
• WS 318 - LGBTQIA+ Issues in Schools Units: 3
• WS 336 - U.S. Writers of Color Units: 4
• WS 350 - Health and Body Politics Units: 4
• WS 465B - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages Units: 4

Note:

Courses that meet outcomes of more than one GE area A-F, may only be used to satisfy one of those areas.

All-University requirements cannot be waived and other Cal Poly Humboldt courses cannot be substituted for approved DCG courses. To fulfill these requirements, a course must be completed during the academic year in which its All-University status is designated in the catalog.

Goals

Upon completing this requirement, students will be able to analyze the complexity of diversity through the perspective of differential power and privilege, identity politics, and/or multicultural studies.