Diversity and Global Learning Achievement Certificate
Develop cultural knowledge and awareness with a Diversity and Global Learning (DGL) Achievement Certificate. Each course in the program will help you develop critical and reflective skills so you can live and work in the diverse world around you.
Why Should I Get a DGL Achievement Certificate?
Courses within this certificate program will help you discover and explore other cultures and perspectives. You'll learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion and how historical and current social differences shape, and have been shaped by, political, economic, and cross-cultural relationships around the world. These courses are also designed with transfer in mind and will give you an edge on future diversity requirements and competitive admissions processes.
In today’s workplace, employers value professionals who are able to navigate the complexities of a diverse and interconnected world. Make yourself even more competitive by building your cultural competence and diversity mindset.
How Do I Get an Achievement Certificate?
To earn the Diversity and Global Learning Achievement Certificate, you must take and earn a C or higher in 4 courses marked as DGL.
If you qualify, please submit your application for an achievement certificate. (Application coming soon.)
The Diversity and Global Education achievement certificate courses help students to learn and think critically about diversity, equity, and inclusion on both local and global levels. Courses in the 2021 Summer and Fall semesters include:
Summer 2021 Courses
|
CRN |
Course Number / Section / Name |
|---|---|
| 11263 | BUS 241: Cultural Diversity in Business |
| 12779 | COM 220: Intercultural Communication |
| 11182 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 12405 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 12447 | SOC 218: Sociology of Diversity |
Fall 2021 Courses
| CRN | Course Number/Section/Name |
|---|---|
| 25484 | ANT 215: Native Peoples of North America |
| 24242 | AST 155: Astronomy Ancient Cultures |
| 25517 | COM 130: Communication and Popular Culture |
| 22625 | COM 220: Intercultural Communication |
| 22745 | COM 220: Intercultural Communication |
| 24264 | ECO 101: Economics of Social Issues |
| 25405 | EDU 234: Multicultural Education |
| 23198 | HIS 208: American Indian History |
| 22203 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 22503 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 22620 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 25303 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 25472 | HUM 220: The Cultural History of Rock & Roll |
| 25473 | LIT 205: Ethnic Literature |
| 25474 | LIT 246: Literature of Women |
| 24930 | MUS 123: Survey of World Music |
| 24716 | MUS 125: History of Jazz |
| 24248 | PHI 114: Comparative Religions |
| 23956 | PSY 217: Human Sexuality |
| 24591 | PSY 226: Social Psychology |
| 25485 | SOC 218: Sociology of Diversity |
Spring 2022 Courses
| CRN | Course Number/Section/Name |
|---|---|
| 30036 | BUS 241: Cultural Diversity in Business |
| 23580 | COM 220: Intercultural Communication |
| 30945 | COM 220: Intercultural Communication |
| 30667 | ECO 101: Economics of Social Issues |
| 33075 | EDU 234: Multicultural Education |
| 31054 | HIS 208: American Indian History |
| 33247 | HIS 250: African American History |
| 33119 | HIS 260: US Foreign Relations History |
| 30476 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 30489 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 30668 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 32710 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 32204 | HUM 115: World Mythology |
| 33211 | HUM 220: The Cultural History of Rock & Roll |
| 33124 | LIT 259: Survey of African American Literature |
| 31419 | PHI 114: Comparative Religions |
| 32526 | PSY 205: Psychology of Gender |
| 30723 | PSY 217: Human Sexuality |
| 33174 | PSY 226: Social Psychology |
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