Social Science I
- A Saint Mary’s student identifies and explains social science concepts and theories about human behavior, systems, and cultures.
- A Saint Mary’s student applies social science concepts and theories in her analysis of human behavior, systems, and cultures.
- A Saint Mary’s student recognizes and explains effects of diversity and equity in specific areas such as class, race, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and/or privilege.
NOTE: The Sophia Program represents a dynamic curriculum with regular changes and new courses certified for particular learning outcomes. The following lists of Sophia Program course certifications are accurate at the time of publication. Not all sections of all courses have been certified for the Sophia Program. The class schedule search feature in PRISM, as well as the current schedule pdf, provides section-level certification details.
Achieve Social Science I Learning Outcomes through one of the following:
|ANTH 141||Peoples and Nature||3 hours|
|ANTH 253||Survey I: Culture and Languages||3 hours|
|POSC 151||Political Issues||3 hours|
|POSC 160||Global Political Issues||3 hours|
|POSC 201||American Politics||3 hours|
|POSC 203RM||Contemporary Italian Problems||3 hours|
|POSC 206||International Politics||3 hours|
|POSC 207||Introduction to Comparative Politics||3 hours|
|PSYC 156||Introduction to Psychology: Culture and Systems||3 hours|
|SOC 230||Inequalities in Education||3 hours|
|SOC 255||Race, Ethnicity, and Identity in the U.S.||3 hours|
|SOC 257||Sociology of Families||3 hours|
|SW 370||Family Violence and Sexual Abuse Issues||3 hours|