Drawing from a social psychological perspective, this course will explore racial identity development; the ways racism, racial prejudice, and racial biases have led to suffering; and the impact of racialized social institutions on cognition, emotion, and behavior. Ultimately, students will be asked to think critically about their own racial development, participation in racialized systems, and potential to impact a racialized society. Liberal Arts.

Informed discussion of significant and contemporary concepts and issues. Includes development of an indi-vidual research or group project on some aspect of the discipline. Required of all senior majors. Prerequisites: PSY 309, PSY 310, and 21 hours of psychology. Liberal Arts.

Study of the interrelationships between science, society and Christianity. Analysis of political and social topics in which science plays a critical role in contemporary life. One lecture, three lab hours each week. Fulfills half of General Education Natural Sciences requirement. Liberal Arts. This course has a fee.

Workshop-oriented course giving students practice in writing the kind of documents one might write in a professional setting, such as fundraising letters, press releases, social media posts and reports. Fulfills General Education Writing-Enriched course requirement.