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DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY

Peace & Conflict Studies Program

Minor

The Minor in Peace & Conflict Studies is granted upon completion of 21 units, which will include 15 units from the Areas of Study, PAX 100— Peace and Conflict Studies, and PAX 185— Internship (or PAX 190—Independent Study). Degree and General Education requirements must be completed. See Degree and Credentials in the General Catalog.

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                                                      Units     Done     Needed

CORE REQUIREMENTS:

PAX 100 — Peace and Conflict................................................................03
PAX 185— Internship (or PAX 1 90-Independent Study)........................... 03

AREAS OF STUDY:

Area I -- Personal and Interpersonal Issues:

PAX 110; SOC 162, 165,168; COMM 108, 162; PHIL 10, 157;
PSYCH61, 178 ...........................................03

Area II— Community and Social Issues:

ANTH 120; AFAM 144; ECON 167; CRIM 140; CLS 128;
ECON 140; ISC 93; SOC 111; PHIL 120, 125; PLSI 116;
PSYCH156;WS1O8,116......................................................................03

Area III — International and Global Issues:

AGEC 140; AFAM 150; BA 174; ECON 114, 179; GEOG 163;
HIST 105,180; PLSI 112, 120,121,122,125; SOC 157.................................03

Area IV — Conflict Management:

PAX 120; AGEC 117; BA 156; HIST 166, 185; HRM 152;
PLSI 126; COMM 164,169.......................................................................03

Area V — Education for Peace and Nonviolence:

AFAM 145; EHD 101; KINES 111; PHIL 131; SOC 122    03

TOTAL UNITS FOR MINOR………………………………….......21

ADVISING NOTES:

1.   The Minor requires a minimum 2.0 GPA and six upper-division units in residence.
2.   Four of the five Areas of Study must be covered.
3.   Courses can also fulfill General Education requirements as appropriate.
4.   Department policy requires that students should see their advisers prior to registration each semester.
5.   General Education and elective units may be used toward a dual major or minor (see Dual Major or departmental minor). Consult the appropriate department chair, program coordinator, or faculty adviser for further information.