Contextualization -- Social & Scientific
Courses in this group develop an understanding of human behavior, social systems, and the natural world through scientific and social inquiry. Students learn to examine evidence, recognize relationships between people and their environments, and apply insights from the social and natural sciences to practical challenges in diverse contexts.
Catalog year: 2026-27
Eligible courses
- ANT210 Introductory Cultural Anthropology
- COM321 Intercultural Communication
- GLS150 Social Problems
- GLS210 Survey of Global Issues
- PHI110 Foundations of Worldviews
- PHI120 Contemporary Worldviews
- PHI130 Introduction to Ethics
- PSY101 Introduction to Psychology
- PSY130 Human Performance & Resilience
- SLS150 Foundations of Lifelong Learning
- SLS167 Foundations of Learning
- HLP150 Personal Health
- STA210 Statistics for Social Impact & Program Evaluation
- LDR310 Introduction to Emotional Intelligence