This page provides students with a comprehensive list of the courses that satisfy each Integrations requirement.
Advanced Writing
Goals: Critical Thinking, Complexity, Communication
Learning Objectives Students will:
| 1.1 | Read and write with a critical point of view that displays depth of thought and is mindful of the rhetorical situation of a specific discipline. (Critical Thinking, Complexity, Communication) |
| 1.2 | Compose texts that demonstrate intellectual and creative rigor, engagement, and clear purpose (Critical Thinking, Complexity, Communication) |
| 1.3 |
Independently locate, deliberately select, and appropriately use and cite evidence that is ample, credible, and smoothly integrated into an intellectually honest text appropriate for a particular discipline. (Complexity, Communication, Information Literacy. |
| 1.4 | Demonstrate an understanding of their writing processes as modes of learning and intentionally manipulate those processes in response to diverse learning tasks. (Critical Thinking, Complexity; Meta-Goal: Intentional Learning) |
ENGINEERING students must satisfy this requirement with ENGL 181.
BUSINESS students must satisfy this requirement with BUSN 179.
ARTS AND SCIENCES students select any course from this list.
Anthropology (ANTH)
114 Senior Project
Art History (ARTH)
106 Art and Architecture of the Roman Republic and the Early Empire
112 The Art of the Book
120 Keeping up with the Medici: Fame and Family in Renaissance Florence
123 The Global Renaissance
165 Islamic Art in the Age of Empire
Biology (BIOL)
114AW Advanced Writing in Cell Biology L&L
142 Natural History of California L&L
Business (BUSN)
179 Communications in Business
Chemistry (CHEM)
103 Environmental Chemistry
112 Bioanalytical Chemistry
132 Polymer Chemistry
135 Chemical Catalysis
Child Studies (CHST)
100 Understanding Research in the Social Sciences
170 Writing in the Education Community
Classics (CLAS)
19/119 Greek Civilization
75 Classics in Cinema
83/183 Hercules!
148 Classical Moral Crises
181 Classical Tragedy
Communication (COMM)
130 Global Screenwriting
161 Advanced Journalism
162 Multimedia Journalism
143 Cinema in the Age of Globalization
164 Reporting On Justice
165M Magazine Journalism
Dance (DANC)
67 Dance History
English (ENGL)
16 Introduction to Writing Studies
19 Business Writing
20 Introduction to Rhetoric
26 Introduction to Writing in STEM
28 Core Advanced Writing
28C Core Advanced Writing
54 Shakespeare
55 Shakespeare and Film
73 Life Writing
100 Writing in the Public Interest
100A Writing in the Public Interest: Archives, Museums & Memorials
100GR Writing in the Public Interest: Grants, Proposals, and Reports
100H Writing in the Public Interest
100V Writing in the Public Interest: Virtual Santa Clara
101 Professional Writing
103 Topics in Writing and Rhetoric
104 Teaching Writing
105/H Literacy Studies
107 Life Stories & Film
108 Writing in STEM
109 Information Culture and Information Society
111 Writing for Social Change
112 Technical Writing and Communication
113EL Writing Center Theory & Practice ELSJ
115 Argumentation
115H Argumentation - Honors
120AM Film Studies
122AW Film, Gender, & Sexuality
128 Writing & Research in Literary and Cultural Studies
150 Contemporary Literature
153 In Memory of Toni Morrison
163 Literature and Performance
168 Women and Literature
168PW Women Writers and Literature
175 Advanced Creative Nonfiction
179W Playwriting
181 Engineering Communications
Environmental Studies (ENVS)
142 Writing Natural History
143 Writing for the Birds
161 Water Security
Ethnic Studies (ETHN)
51 Introduction to the South Asian Experience in the US
131 In Memory of Toni Morrison
152 Multi-Racial Identities
185 Seminar in U.S. Politics
French (FREN)
103A (W)rites of Passage: Advanced Writing in French
Gender and Sexuality Studies (GNSX)
106 Advanced Writing in Women's and Gender Studies
106A Gender, Race, and Resistance
134AW Film, Gender, & Sexuality
148 RSS: Gender & Sexuality in Biblical Interpretation
167 Women and Literature
167AW Women Writers and Literature
History (HIST)
101S Historical Writing
Honors Program (HNRS)
120AW Advanced Difficult Dialogues
Leadership, Excellence, and Academic Development (LEAD)
100AW Advanced Difficult Dialogues Seminar
Mathematics and Computer Science (MATH)
100 Writing in the Mathematical Sciences
Music (MUSC)
131 Music Writing and Research
Philosophy (PHIL)
19 Knowledge and Reality
Physics (PHYS)
151 Advanced Laboratory
Political Science (POLI)
150AW The Presidency
192AW Senior Seminar in Comparative Politics
193AW Senior Seminar in Political Philosophy
195DW Seminar in U.S. Politics
Psychology (PSYC)
102 Writing in Psychology
Scripture and Tradition (SCTR)
158R Postcolonial Perspectives
165R RSS: Gender & Sexuality in Biblical Interpretation
Sociology (SOCI)
121 Research Practicum
122 Applied Capstone
Theatre (THTR)
170 Playwriting
172 Literature and Performance
181 Classical Tragedy
Experiential Learning for Social Justice
Goals: Social Justice, Civic Life, Perspective, Civic Engagement
Learning Objectives Students will:
| 1.1 | Recognize the importance of life-long responsible citizenship and civic engagement in personal and/or professional activities in ways that benefit underserved populations. |
| 1.2 | Demonstrate an understanding and appreciation of the formal and informal knowledge, wisdom, and/or skills that individuals in these communities possess, showing awareness of own and at least one other perspective/worldview. |
| 1.3 | Recognize, analyze, and understand the social reality and injustices in contemporary society, including recognizing the relative privilege or marginalization of their own and other groups. |
ELSJ courses require at least 16 hours of participation over the quarter in community-based learning (CBL) experiences off campus. Visit the ELSJ homepage for more information about the ELSJ Core requirement and community-based learning placements.
Anthropology (ANTH)
3 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Arts (ARTS)
155 Photography on Location
159 Digital Storytelling Through the Visual Arts
Biology (BIOL)
188 STEM Education and Justice
Business (BUSN)
151B Food, Hunger, Poverty, & Environment Immersion (formerly BUSN 151)
151EL FHPE Immersion
183C LSB Community Fellows Seminar
188 Field Studies: Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative
189 Ethics and Practice of Offers in Compromise
195EL Reflecting on Global Fellowships
Child Studies (CHST)
106 Urban Education & Multiculturalism (formerly EDUC 106)
Communication (COMM)
40EL Introduction to Journalism (cross-listed with ETHN 60)
107EL Cultivating Intercultural Communication Competency: Engaging Tanzania Communities
116 Intercultural Communication
116T Intercultural Competency
131D Short Documentary Production
161 Advanced Journalism
Dance (DANC)
59/159 Teaching the Performing Arts
69/169 Walk Across California
English (ENGL)
111 Writing for Social Change
113EL Writing Center Theory & Practice ELSJ
145EL Victorian Literature
150EL Contemporary Literature
154GL Global Environmental Literature
175EL Advanced Creative Nonfiction: ELSJ
176 Creative Writing & Social Justice
Engineering (ENGR)
111 STEM Outreach in the Community
169 The Role of Innovation in Social Entrepreneurship and Social Justice
Environmental Studies (ENVS)
131 Environmental Education
132 Social Stratification
155 Environmental & Food Justice
191EL Urban Agriculture Practicum
Ethnic Studies (ETHN)
60 Introduction to Journalism (cross-listed with COMM 40EL)
101 Youth & Critical Race Studies
160 Documentary Making for Social Justice
161 Creating Diverse College- Going Communities
Experiential Learning for Social Justice (ELSJ)
9 ELSJ Milestone
22 Solidarity with the Community
23 Careers for the Common Good
30 Solidarity With the Community - Alpha RLC
31 Solidarity With the Community - Cura RLC
32 Solidarity With the Community - CyPhi RLC
33 Solidarity With the Community - DaVinci RLC
34 Solidarity With the Community - Modern Perspectives RLC
35 Solidarity with the Community - Magis RLC
36 Solidarity With the Community - Loyola RLC
37 Solidarity With the Community - Unity RLC
50 Law & Social Justice
51 Legal Pathways to Equity: Navigating the Intersection of Law and Social Justice
134 Seminar in Social Entrepreneurship
135 Research in Social Entrepreneurship
197 Special Topics
198 Applied Ethics Internship: Healthcare (formerly MARK 198)
French (FREN)
120E Writing Beyond Walls: Prison Writing in Global Contexts
Gender and Sexuality Studies (GNSX)
113 Gender, Race & Environmental Justice
Italian (ITAL)
10EL Introduction to Italian Language for Engineers
Leadership, Excellence, and Academic Development (LEAD)
10 Difficult Dialogues: Creating College-Going Communities
17 What are My Options? Exploring the Non-profit World
Management (MGMT)
8 Constructing a Nonprofit Organization
110 Global Microfinance for Entrepreneurial Development
Mathematics & Computer Science (MATH)
MATH 195 Math Education and Social Justice
Philosophy (PHIL)
31 Ethics and Marginalized Persons
41 Diversity & Disability
Political Science (POLI)
198EL Public Sector Study & Internship
Psychology (PSYC)
115EL Psychopathology
117EL Health Psychology
185EL Developmental Psychology
196EL Psychology of Aging
Public Health Science (PHSC)
21 Health and Aging
131 Community Health
134 Public Health Law & Policy
Religion and Society (RSOC)
99 Sociology of Religion
135 Architects of Solidarity
Scripture and Tradition (SCTR)
128 Human Suffering and Hope
Sociology (SOCI)
30 Self, Community, & Society
99 Sociology of Religion
109 Sociology of Education
132 Inequality and the American Dream (effective Fall 2023)
148 Stakeholder Diversity in Contemporary American Organizations
165 Human Services
184 Sociology Seminar in Social Entrepreneurship
185 Sociological Research in Social Entrepreneurship
Spanish (SPAN)
21EL Intermediate Spanish I
22EL Intermediate Spanish II
23EL Intermediate Spanish III
170 Spanish & the Community
Studio Arts (ARTS)
151 Exploring Society through Photography
Theatre and Dance (THTR)
189 Social Justice and the Arts
Theology, Ethics, and Spirituality (TESP)
43 Catholic Social Thought
45 Christian Ethics
46 Faith, Justice, & Poverty
129 Religion and Peace
157 Ethics in the Health Professions
158 Immigration & Ethics
183 Ignatian Spirituality