Courses of Instruction (Academic Departments)
Enrollment geographical distribution
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Minority Group Studies
Although Concordia does not offer a major or minor in minority group studies, the history and sociology and social work departments offer courses in minority studies. Additional courses are available at Moorhead State University and North Dakota State University through the Tri-College University. (See page 45). For Descriptions of those courses, see the MSU and NDSU catalogs. Descriptions of the following courses may be found in the respective departmental course sections.
General |
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| Sociology 214 | Social Problems. Full course. E1. |
| Sociology 217 | Cultural Anthropology. Full course. E2. |
| Sociology 328 | Class, Race and Ethnicity. Full course. E2. |
| History/Political Science 365 | Global Issues. Full course. D. |
African and African-American |
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| History 313 | Black American History. Full course. E1. |
| History 352 | The Rise of Modern Africa. Full course. E2. |
Asian |
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| History 140 | Asia in Perspective. Full course. E. |
| History 341 | Foundations of East Asian Civilization. Full course. D. |
| History 342 | Modern East Asian History. Full course. D. |
| History 344 |
Women's History in Cross-Cultural Perspective. Full course. D. |
Indian |
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| History 315 | Indians of North America. Full course. E2. |
Latin American |
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| History 320 | Latin American History. Full course. D. |
For more information about this program, please contact the chair of either the history or sociology departments.
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