The following is a list of courses offered at UM-Dearborn that "consider systemic racism, its origins, characteristics, effects, and other related topics." This list was provided on this Systemic Racism page. Please contact Scott Riggs (snriggs@umich.edu) if you are an instructor for a course that you think should be added to the following list.
- AAAS/RELS 313: African American Religious Experience
- AAAS/WGST 393: Black Women, Religion, and Spirituality
- AAST/HIST 3150: Intro to Arab American Studies
- AAST 3151: Public Cultural Work in Arab Detroit
- AAST/AAST 3677: Arab American Identities
- ANTH 202: World Cultures
- ANTH 370: Indians of North America
- ANTH 373: Anthropology of the Middle East
- ANTH 415: Nutrition and Health
- ANTH 420: Marriage and Kinship
- ANTH 470: Doing Anthropology
- Arabic 310: Arabic Translation Skills
- ARTH/HIST/HUM 304: The Arts and Culture of Detroit
- COMM 220: Intro to Media and Culture
- COMM 260: Public Relations Principles
- COMM 360: Social Media for PR
- COMM 366: Public Communication and Culture Studies
- COMM 422: Language and Popular Culture
- COMP 223: Intro to Creative Writing
- COMP 227: Intermediate Exposition and Argumentation
- COMP 310: Narrative Journalism
- COMP 327: Advanced Exposition
- COMP 331: Online Reporting, Research and Writing
- COMP 436: Memoir and Travel Writing
- CRJ 200: Intro to Criminal Justice
- CRJ 316: American Judicial Process
- CRJ 363: Criminal Justice Systems
- CRJ: 408: Police and the Community
- CRJ/SOC 453/533: Sociology of Law
- CRJ 460/560: Law and Culture
- CRJ 468/568: Criminology
- CRJ 470/570: Current Issues in Criminal Justice
- CRJ 480/580: Criminal Justice Theory
- CRJ 482: Legal Ethics
- CRJ 488/588: Criminal Procedure and the Constitution
- CRJ 489: Law and Society
- ECON/HIST 361: US Economic History
- ENGL/AAAS 239: Intro to African American Lit
- ENGL/AAAS 469: Contemporary African American Lit
- EXPS 410 - Multiculturalism in Education and Society
- GEOG/ENST/STS 300: Urban Geography
- GLOC 301: Intro to Global Cultures
- HHS 350: Community Organizing for Health
- HHS/SOC/WGST 475: Diversity Issues in Mental Health
- HIST 111: American Past I
- HIST 112: American Past II
- HIST/ARTH/HUM 305: Art & Culture of Detroit
- HIST/AAAS 316: African American History
- HIST 319: Civil War & Reconstruction
- HIST/AAAS 345: West Africa Since 1800
- HIST 3601: Michigan History
- HIST 3635: 1960s in America
- HIST/AAST 3671: Intro to Arab American Studies
- HIST/WGST 370: Women in America--Historical Perspective
- HIST/AAST 4677: Arab American Identities
- HONS 301: Western Culture I
- JASS 2015: Fundamentals of Journalism
- JASS 240: Film and Society
- JASS 3015: Advanced Reporting
- JASS 310: Narrative Journalism
- JASS 330: Feature Writing
- JASS 331: Online Reporting, Research and Writing
- JASS 333: Sports Reporting and Writing
- JASS 378: History of US Broadcasting
- JASS 385: Black Cinema
- JASS 405: New and Emerging Media
- JASS 457: American Cinema
- LING 422: Language and Popular Culture
- PHIL/HHS 442: Medical Ethics
- POL 101: American Politics
- POL 308: Moral and Political Dilemmas
- POL 322: MI Govt, Politics, & Public Policy
- POL 323: Urban Politics
- POL 327: Pol Parties & Elections
- POL 355: Religion & Politics
- POL 360: American Policy Process
- POL/WGST/CRJ 362: Women, Politics, & the Law
- POL 385: Irsraeli-Palestinian Conflict
- POL/CRJ 4165: Criminal Law
- POL 466: Politics & Policies of Social Welfare
- PSYC 320: Social Psychology
- PSYC 3955: Diversity in the Workplace
- PSYC 455: Health Psychology
- SOC 200: Understanding Society
- SOC 308: Sociological Theory
- SOC 433: Race, Ethnicity, and Health
- SOC 440: Medical Sociology
- SOC 443: Gender Roles
- SOC 445: The Family
- SOC 453: Sociology of Law
- SOC 476: Inside/Out Prison Exchange
- SPEE 101: Principles of Speech Communication
- SPEE 310: Interpersonal Communication
- SPEE 340: Persuasion and Social Movements
- SPEE 430: Small Group Communication
- URS 300: Urban & Regional Studies
You can look up the full course description for each of these in the Course Catalog by searching for the relevant subject and course number.
