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2021-2022 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Conflict, Peace, and Social Justice Minor

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Co-directors: J. Kristen Urban (Political Science), Timothy W. Wolfe (Sociology), and Richard Buck (Philosophy)

The minor in conflict, peace and social justice (CPSJ) studies provides for an interdisciplinary examination of the conditions that make for peace. In focusing on both the analytical and normative aspects of conflict, justice and peace work, it seeks to foster the development of graduates committed to being catalysts for social and personal change, and to promoting the development of a just and peaceful world order.

Minor Requirements

18 Credits:

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