Academic Programs

• NRES 104: Climate in Crisis
• NRES 380: Geography of Africa 
• Women, Gender and Science

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

• ANTH 110: Introduction to Anthropology
• ANTH 237: Ancient Mesoamerica
• ANTH 252: Archaeology of World Civilizations 
• ANTH 292: Global Themes on Race and Culture in the 21st Century 

Classics

• CLAS 183: Heroes, Harlots and Helots
• CLAS 252: Archaeology of World Civilizations

Communication Studies

• COMM 211: Intercultural Communication
• COMM 378: Cultural Encounters on the Great Plains

English

• ENGL 212: Introduction to Lesbian and Gay Literature
• ENGL 215: Introduction to Women's Literature
• ENGL 244: African American Literature
• ENGL 244A: Introduction to African Literature
• ENGL 244E: Early African American Literature
• ENGL 245A: Introduction to Asian American Literature and Culture
• ENGL 245J: Jewish-American Fiction
• ENGL 245N: Native American Literature
• ENGL 315A: Survey of Women's Literature
• ENGL 315B: Women in Popular Culture
• ENGL 344B: Black Women Authors
• ENGL 344D: African-Caribbean Literature
• ENGL 345D: Chicana and/or Chicano Literature

Environmental Studies

• ENVR 249: Individual and Cultural Perspectives on the Environment

Ethnic Studies

• ETHN 100: Freshmen Seminar-The Minority Experience
• ETHN 150: African Culture and Civilization
• ETHN 171: Latin American Culture and Civilization
• ETHN 200: Introduction to African American Studies
• ETHN 201: Introduction to Native American Studies
• ETHN 202: Introduction to USA Latina/Latino Studies
• ETHN 203: Introduction to Africa
• ETHN 211: Intercultural Communication
• ETHN 217: Nationality and Race Relations
• ETHN 241: Native American History
• ETHN 244: African American Literature
• ETHN 238: Blacks and the American Political System
• ETHN 242: Native American Women
• ETHN 244A: Introduction to African Literature
• ETHN 244D: African-Caribbean Literature
• ETHN 244E: Early African American Literature
• ETHN 245N: Native American Literature
• ETHN 247: African American History: After 1877
• ETHN 285: Africa Since 1800
• ETHN 330: Multicultural Education
• ETHN 333: Immigration and Politics
• ETHN 345D: Chicana and/or Chicano Literature
• ETHN 344B: Black Women Authors
• ETHN 375: Conflict and Development in Africa
• ETHN 380: Geography of Africa

Geography

• GEOG 272: Geography of World Religions
• GEOG 377: Women of the Great Plains

Great Plains Studies

• GPSP 377: Women of the Great Plains
• GPSP 378: Cultural Encounters on the Great Plains

History

• HIST 113: History of Hip Hop
• HIST 114: History of Modern Crime
• HIST 120: World History to 1500 CE
• HIST 121: World History Since 1500 CE
• HIST 150: African Culture and Civilization
• HIST 171: Latin American Culture and Civilization
• HIST 181: Introduction to East Asian Civilization
• HIST 214: History of Islam
• HIST 217: Israel: The Holy Land
• HIST 219: Introduction to Jewish History
• HIST 225: Women in History
• HIST 241: Native American History
• HIST 247: African American History: After 1877
• HIST 282: Modern East Asia
• HIST 285: Africa Since 1800
• HIST 358: Native American Women

Philosophy

• PHIL 106: Philosophy and Current Issues
• PHIL 218: Philosophy of Feminism
• PHIL 325: Advanced Social Political Philosophy

Political Science

• POLS 160: International Relations
• POLS 171: Introduction to East Asian Civilization
• POLS 238: Blacks and the American Political System
• POLS 333: Immigration and Politics
• POLS 375: Conflict and Development in Africa

Psychology

• PSYC 330: Psychology of Diversity

Religious Studies

• RELG 108: World Religions
• RELG 118: Hinduism, Buddhism and Daoism
• RELG 181: Judaism, Christianity and Islam
• RELG 208: Introduction to Islam
• RELG 209: Judaism and Christianity in Conflict and Coexistence
• RELG 215: Religion and Culture Before 1000 C.E.
• RELG 217: Israel: The Holy Land
• RELG 218: Introduction to Buddhism
• RELG 219: Introduction to Jewish History
• RELG 230: Tibetan Buddhism

Sociology

• SOCI 200: Women in Contemporary Society
• SOCI 217: Nationality and Race Relations

Spanish

• SPAN 321: Exploring Hispanic Culture: Spain
• SPAN 331: Latin American Civilization

Women's and Gender Studies

• WMNS 101: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
• WMNS 201: Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans-gender, Queer/Sexuality Studies
• WMNS 212: Introduction to Lesbian and Gay Literature
• WMNS 215: Introduction to Women's Literature
• WMNS 225: Women in History
• WMNS 242: Native American Women
• WMNS 315A: Survey of Women's Literature
• WMNS 315B: Women in Popular Culture
• WMNS 344B: Black Women Authors
• WMNS 377: Women of the Great Plains
• WMNS 385: Women, Gender and Science

College of Public Affairs and Community Service (Administered by UNO)

Criminal Justice

• CRIM 338: Race, Ethnicity and Criminal Justice

College of Business

Management (Business)

• MNGT 365: Managing Diversity in Organizations
• MNGT 414: Leadership in a Global Context

College of Education and Human Sciences

Child, Youth and Family Studies

• CYAF 495: Special Topics in Family and Cultural Diversity

Nutrition, Exercise and Health Sciences

• NUTR 253: Cultural Aspects of Food and Nutrition

Speech Language, Pathology and Audiology

• SLPA 488: Linguistic Needs of Bilingual and Culturally Different Students

Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education

• TEAC 330: Multicultural Education

Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design

• TMFD 123: Clothing and Human Behavior

College of Engineering

Engineering

• ENGR 490: Global Experiences in Engineering