UNLV School of Social Work

AAS 101 – Afro-American Survey I, formally ETS 101 – The Role of Blacks in the Development of America I

AAS 102 – Afro-American Survey II, formally ETS 102 – The Role of Blacks in the Development of America II

AAS 200, formally ETS 290 or ENG 290 – Introduction to African-American Literature

AAS 432 – Afro-American Social History, formally ETS 432 – Ethnohistory/HIS 433 – African American Social History

ANT 210 or ETS 210 - Contemporary U.S. Indians

ANT 301 - Peoples and Cultures of Native North America

ANT 308 - Anthropology of Women

ANT 435 - American Indian Mythology and Religion

CHI 321X - Chinese Culture and Civilization

ENG 491 - Early African American Literature

EPY 303 - Educational Psychology

ETS 103 - The People of La Raza: Chicanos, Puerto Ricans and Cubans

ETS 190 or ENG 190 - Introduction to Literature of Blacks

ETS 295 - Asians in America

ETS 300 - Blacks in Nevada

ETS 305 - Survey of Ethnic Studies

ETS 401 - Problems of Blacks

ETS 402 - Blacks in Las Vegas

ETS 403 - The Hispanic in the U.S. Today

ETS 407 or WOM 408 - Making Gender, Sexuality and Race

ETS 421 or ANT 421 - Contemporary Native Americans

ETS 426 – Contemporary Asian American Families

ETS 430 - The Chinese in America

ETS 457 - Native American Literature

ETS 471 or SOC 471 - Racial and Ethnic Relations in America, formally SOC 471 – Minority Relations

ETS 475 - Seminar in Race Awareness

GRE 113 and GRE 114 - German I and II

GRE 332 - German Literature in Translation- Prose

HIS 150 - Intro to Chinese Civilization

NUR 486 - Gerontology

PHI 120 - Intro to Religion

SPA 312 - Spanish Phonetics and Phonology

SPA 425X – Topics in Hispanic Culture: The Culture of Spain

SOC 275 - Introduction to Marriage and Family

SOC 370 – Sociology of Alternative Lifestyle

SOC 442 - Sociology of Gambling

SOC 447 - Sociology of Marriage and Family

SOC 448 - Gender and Social Interaction

SOC 478 - Women and Society

SOC 479 - Sociology of Aging

SOC 480 – Sociology of Death and Dying

SWK 104 - Perspectives in Aging

SWK 441 - Social Work with the Elderly

SWK 445 - Discrimination and Human Oppression: The African and Hispanic Perspective

SWK 461 - Death and Dying

SWK 493 or PHI 493 - Topics in Gandhian Welfare Thought and Culture

WOM 101- Gender, Race and Class

Community College of Southern Nevada

ENG 191 – Women in Literature

HIS 120 - Southwest Heritage

PSY 234 – Psychology of Adolescence

Note: Social Work Ethnic Studies/Cross-Cultural courses that do not appear on this list must be petitioned to the School of Social Work for acceptance. Many UNLV required multicultural and international courses could be simultaneously used to satisfy the social work Ethnic Studies/Cross-Cultural requirement. However, those students who chose to use UNLV multicultural and/or international courses for the Social Work elective will be short 6 hours and therefore will find it necessary to complete 6 additional credits.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas Greenspun College of Urban Affairs School of Social Work

School of Social Work University of Nevada, Las Vegas Box 455032 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154-5032 (702) 895-3311 telephone (702) 895-4079 facsimile			SOCIAL WORK ETHNIC STUDIES/CROSS-CULTURAL COURSES For Social Work Majors -- 6 credits (two courses) Required AAS 101 – Afro-American Survey I, formally ETS 101 – The Role of Blacks in the Development of America I AAS 102 – Afro-American Survey II, formally ETS 102 – The Role of Blacks in the Development of America II AAS 200, formally ETS 290 or ENG 290 – Introduction to African-American Literature AAS 432 – Afro-American Social History, formally ETS 432 – Ethnohistory/HIS 433 – African American Social History ANT 210 or ETS 210 - Contemporary U.S. Indians ANT 301 - Peoples and Cultures of Native North America ANT 308 - Anthropology of Women ANT 435 - American Indian Mythology and Religion CHI 321X - Chinese Culture and Civilization ENG 491 - Early African American Literature EPY 303 - Educational Psychology ETS 103 - The People of La Raza: Chicanos, Puerto Ricans and Cubans ETS 190 or ENG 190 - Introduction to Literature of Blacks ETS 295 - Asians in America ETS 300 - Blacks in Nevada ETS 305 - Survey of Ethnic Studies ETS 401 - Problems of Blacks ETS 402 - Blacks in Las Vegas ETS 403 - The Hispanic in the U.S. Today ETS 407 or WOM 408 - Making Gender, Sexuality and Race ETS 421 or ANT 421 - Contemporary Native Americans ETS 426 – Contemporary Asian American Families ETS 430 - The Chinese in America ETS 457 - Native American Literature ETS 471 or SOC 471 - Racial and Ethnic Relations in America, formally SOC 471 – Minority Relations ETS 475 - Seminar in Race Awareness GRE 113 and GRE 114 - German I and II GRE 332 - German Literature in Translation- Prose HIS 150 - Intro to Chinese Civilization NUR 486 - Gerontology PHI 120 - Intro to Religion SPA 312 - Spanish Phonetics and Phonology SPA 425X – Topics in Hispanic Culture: The Culture of Spain SOC 275 - Introduction to Marriage and Family SOC 370 – Sociology of Alternative Lifestyle SOC 442 - Sociology of Gambling SOC 447 - Sociology of Marriage and Family SOC 448 - Gender and Social Interaction SOC 478 - Women and Society SOC 479 - Sociology of Aging SOC 480 – Sociology of Death and Dying SWK 104 - Perspectives in Aging SWK 441 - Social Work with the Elderly SWK 445 - Discrimination and Human Oppression: The African and Hispanic Perspective SWK 461 - Death and Dying SWK 493 or PHI 493 - Topics in Gandhian Welfare Thought and Culture WOM 101- Gender, Race and Class Community College of Southern Nevada ENG 191 – Women in Literature HIS 120 - Southwest Heritage PSY 234 – Psychology of Adolescence Note: Social Work Ethnic Studies/Cross-Cultural courses that do not appear on this list must be petitioned to the School of Social Work for acceptance. Many UNLV required multicultural and international courses could be simultaneously used to satisfy the social work Ethnic Studies/Cross-Cultural requirement. However, those students who chose to use UNLV multicultural and/or international courses for the Social Work elective will be short 6 hours and therefore will find it necessary to complete 6 additional credits.