Chemistry Courses Satisfying the Chemistry Major DEI Requirement

The following courses being offered in Fall 2023 may be used to fulfill the Chemistry major DEI requirement. There may be additions to this list as we learn of additional offerings.

ANTH-115: Health and Happiness

ANTH-378: Anthopology of Toxicity

ANTH 268: Race, Nature Power

ARCH-257/ARHA-257/BLST-253: Building Colonial Cities

BLST-324/HIST-324: Animals in African History

BLST-416/ECON-416/SWAG-416: Economics of Race and Gender

CHEM-260: Chemistry in Society

ECON-211: AntiRacist AntiEconomics

EDST-206/PSYC-206: Psychology of Play

ENST-250: US Environ. Policy

ENST-226/SOCI-226: Footprints on the Earth

ENST-270/SOCI-270: Food and Environment

HIST-162/SWAG-162: U.S. History of Sexuality

POSC-239: Age, Aging, Ageism

PSYC-220: Social Psychology

STAT-200: Health Injustice

The following courses being offered in Spring 2024 may be used to fulfill the Chemistry major DEI requirement. There may be additions to this list as we learn of additional offerings.

AMST-309/BLST-309/SWAG-311: Island Bodies

AMST-313/BLST-410/SWAG-409: Black Feminist Health

ANTH-209/SOCI-207/SWAW-209: Feminist Science Studies

ANTH-216: Environmental Anthro

ANTH-378: Anthropology of Toxicity

BIOL-150/CHEM-250: Being Human in STEM

BLST-233/HIST-233: Racial Capitalism

ECON-205: Pluralist Economics

ECON-276: Well-Being Econ Thought

EDST-227/PYSC-227: Developmental Psychology

ENST-105/HIST-105: Glob Env Hist 20th Cen

ENST-260: Global Environ. Politics

ENST-306/SOCI-306: Pandemics and Society

PSYC-220: Social Psychology

STAT-136: Stats and Mental Health

STAT-200: Health Injustice

The following courses being offered in Fall 2023 may be used to fulfill the Chemistry major DEI requirement. There may be additions to this list as we learn of additional offerings.

ANTH-209/SOCI-207/SWAG-209: Feminist Science Studies

ANTH-245: Medical Anthropology

ANTH 268-01 - Race, Nature Power

ARCH-257/ARHA-257/BLST-253: Building Colonial Cities

BLST-326/HIST-326: Diamonds in African History

ECON-412: Pluralist Applied Micro

ECON-472: Economic Dist and Growth

ENST-250: US Environ. Policy

HIST-162/SWAG-162: U.S. History of Sexuality

HIST-258/SWAG-258: Medical Injustice

POSC-239: Age, Aging, Ageism

PSYC-205: Sex Differences in Psych

PSYC-220: Social Psychology

PSYC-321: Psychology of Diversity

The following courses being offered in Spring 2023 may be used to fulfill the Chemistry major DEI requirement. There may be additions to this list as we learn of additional offerings.

ASLC-376: Sex Gender Body S. Asia

ASTR-255: Phys, Astro, Society

BIOL-150/CHEM-250: Being Human in STEM

EDST-227: Developmental Psychology

ENST-220/HIST-104: Environ Issues 19th Cent

ENST-225: Climate Science/Society

ENST-260: Global Environ. Politics

ENST-306/SOCI-306: Pandemics and Society

ENST-314/SOCI-314: Climate Justice

LJST-255: Community and Immunity

PSYC-220: Social Psychology

PSYC-227: Developmental Psychology

PSYC-331: Childhood & Adolescence

SWAG-209: Feminism in Sci and Med

The following courses being offered in Fall 2022 may be used to fulfill the Chemistry major DEI requirement.  There may be additions to this list as we learn of additional offerings.

AMST-370/SWAG-372: Indigenous Feminisms

ANTH-259/POSC-259/SOCI-259/SWAG-259: (En)Gendering Development: Historical Genealogies / Contemporary Convergences

ARCH-205/ARHA-205: Sustainable Design: Principles, Practice, Critique

ARHA-121: In Black and White: Race and Photography

ARHA-257/ARCH-257/BLST-253: Slaves, Voyagers, and Strangers: Building Colonial Cities

CHEM-260: Chemistry in Society

ENGL-162/BLST-162: Black (on) Earth: Introduction to African American Environmental Literature

ENST-250: US Environmental Policy

ENST-300: The Green New Deal

HIST-207/ENST-207: The Wild and the Cultivated

HIST-430/EUST-430/SWAG-430: Renaissance Bodies

POSC-109: Pandemic Politics: Democracy versus Disease

PSYC-227/EDST-227: Developmental Psychology

SOCI-226/ENST-226: Unequal Footprints on the Earth: Understanding the Social Drivers of Ecological Crises and Environmental Inequality

SWAG-209: Feminist Perspectives on Science and Medicine

SWAG-100: The Cross-Cultural Construction of Gender

The following courses being offered in Spring 2022 may be used to fulfill the Chemistry major DEI requirement.

ASLC-376/HIST-376/SWAG-377: Sex, Gender, and the Body in South Asian History

AMST-243: Indigeneity and Science in the Archives

AMST-296/BLST-296/SWAG-296: Black Women and Reproductive Justice in the African Diaspora

AMST-370/SWAG-371: Indigenous Feminisms

ANTH-228/HIST-228/SOCI-228/SWAG-228: Feminist Approaches to COVID-19

ANTH-310: Culture, Affect, and Psychiatry

ECON-212: Public Economics: Environment, Health, and Inequality

ENST-105/HIST-105: Global Environmental History of the Twentieth Century

RUSS-114: Writing Nature: Environmental Perspectives on Russian Culture

The following courses offered in Fall 2021 or J-Term 2022 may be used to fulfill the Chemistry major DEI requirement.

ANTH-209/SOCI-207/SWAG-209: Feminist Perspectives on Science and Medicine

ANTH-245: Medical Anthropology

ANTH-311: Culture and Mental Health:  Decolonizing the Psyche

ARCH-205/ARHA-205: Sustainable Design: Principles, Practice, Critique

BIOL-250J/CHEM-250J: Being Human in STEM

EDST-227/PSYC-227: Developmental Psychology

ENST-226/SOCI 226: Unequal Footprints on the Earth: Understanding the Social Drivers of Ecological Crises and Environmental Inequality

ENST-265/HIST-265/LLAS 265: Environmental History of Latin America

POSC-109: Pandemic Politics: Democracy versus Disease

PSYC-247J: Health Psychology