Thinking about summer? The Law, Societies, and Justice Department has a few options during A-term that could be a great fit!
Each course if 5 credits, taught synchronously online, and fulfills the Social Sciences Areas of Inquiry. There are no enrollment restrictions!
LSJ 321: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice
Description: Introduces the complexities of issues surrounding human rights. Examines human rights concerns through critical analyses, taking into account legal, social, economic, and historical variables.
- Joint with ANTH 323, but enroll in LSJ 321 (fulfills same requirements as ANTH 323)
- Fulfills SSc and DIV
- A-Term (June 22 – July 22)
- Synchronous Online MTWTh 12:00-2:10pm
LSJ 375: Crime, Politics, and Justice
Description: Examines role of police, courts, and corrections in criminal justice; investigates critical legal and sociological factors and perspectives that shape criminal procedure; considers the relationship between criminal procedure and wider concerns of justice and equality in society.
- Joint with SOC 372, but enroll in LSJ 375 (fulfills same requirements as SOC 372)
- Fulfills SSc
- A-Term (June 22 – July 22)
- Synchronous Online MTWTh 9:40am-11:50am
