Interdisciplinary Social Science

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INTERDISCIPLINARY SOCIAL SCIENCE
THEME PROPOSAL

Name	Date
Theme

In one or two paragraphs, write your theme proposal. Be sure to include a tentative listing of four courses (12 hours of coursework) that you plan to take to bring out your theme. Only one course (3 credit hours) may be outside a social science discipline.

SAMPLE THEME: Women and Social Reform

Introduction to Women's Studies will assist me in better understanding how women perceive themselves within their own lives.  In addition it will provide an introduction to feminism and controversial women's issues. Dealing with Diversity will allow me to place the role of female advocates in the wider context of diversity that includes race and religion.  Women and Social Action will provide me a wider understanding of female advocates at the grassroots, national, and global levels and their impact on reform.  Independent Study in Women's Study will allow me to examine the role of women in social reform within a specific case study context.  SOCIO 541: Wealth, Power and Privilege examines the inequalities of American life, which very often leads women to seek change in society.

AMETH 560	Dealing with Diversity			3 CR
WOMST 105	Introduction to Women's Studies		3 CR
WOMST 500	Women and Social Action			3 CR
WOMST 505	Independent Study in Women's Studies	3 CR
SOCIO 541	Wealth, Power, and Privilege		3 CR

Bachelor's Degree Completion Program, Division of Continuing Education, 211 College Court Building,
Manhattan, Kansas 66506-6001, 800-622-2KSU, 785-532-5575, FAX: 785-532-5637

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