“The act of Compassionate Listening is an embodiment of the core definition of compassion, which means ‘to suffer with.’ To feel that depth of connection with another we must find the place within us that also suffers.”
- A. S. Cohen,
Practicing the Art of Compassionate Listening, 2011
The Diplomacy, Non-Governmental Organizations and Peacebuilding concentration provides a foundation for students interested in pursuing careers that emphasize mediation and bridge building in non-profit transnational organizations. Students will have the opportunity to place the study and practice of diplomacy into conversation with the disciplines of African Black diaspora studies, community service studies, international studies, peace studies, political science and religious studies.
Students in the Diplomacy, Non-Governmental Organizations and Peacebuilding concentration are advised to take PAX 202: Active Non-Violence: Practical and Creative Approaches, before choosing five additional courses from the following list.
“The act of Compassionate Listening is an embodiment of the core definition of compassion, which means ‘to suffer with.’ To feel that depth of connection with another we must find the place within us that also suffers.”
- A. S. Cohen, Practicing the Art of Compassionate Listening, 2011
The Diplomacy, Non-Governmental Organizations and Peacebuilding concentration provides a foundation for students interested in pursuing careers that emphasize mediation and bridge building in non-profit transnational organizations. Students will have the opportunity to place the study and practice of diplomacy into conversation with the disciplines of African Black diaspora studies, community service studies, international studies, peace studies, political science and religious studies.
Students in the Diplomacy, Non-Governmental Organizations and Peacebuilding concentration are advised to take PAX 202: Active Non-Violence: Practical and Creative Approaches, before choosing five additional courses from the following list.
Course List | Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
| 24 |
ABD 236 | BLACK FREEDOM MOVEMENTS | |
CMN 103 | INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION | |
CMNS 309 | INTERNATIONAL/GLOBAL COMMUNICATION | |
CMNS 333 | CULTURES IN CONVERSATION | |
CSS 201 | CRITICAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT | |
CSS 340 | MINDFULNESS AND ACTIVISM | |
DPL 210 | LEADERSHIP AND DIPLOMACY | |
DPL 295 | SPECIAL TOPICS | |
INT 203 | INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENTS AND SOCIAL CHANGE | |
INT 325 | LAW OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANZIATIONS, NGOS AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE | |
JOUR 311 | CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION | |
JOUR 342 | SOCIAL MEDIA & THE NEWS | |
PAX 202 | ACTIVE NONVIOLENCE: PRACTICAL AND CREATIVE APPROACHES | |
PAX 210 | INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT AND PEACEBUILDING | |
PAX 212 | SOCIAL JUSTICE AND SOCIAL CHANGE | |
PAX 220 | SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE | |
PAX 225 | TRANSNATIONAL GRASSROOTS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS | |
PAX 250 | TOPICS: TOOLS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE | |
PAX 301 | THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF NONVIOLENT ACTION | |
PAX 312 | TRANSCENDING COEXISTENCE: TRUTH, JUSTICE, AND RECONCILIATION | |
PAX 313 | BEYOND CONFLICT RESOLUTION: THE EVOLUTION OF GRASSROOTS PEACEBUILDING | |
PAX 321 | PRINCIPLES AND PRACTCES OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE | |
PAX 380 | TOPICS IN NONVIOLENCE | |
PAX 384 | TOPICS IN ACTIVISM AND ADVOCACY | |
PAX 389 | TOPICS IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ADVOCACY, & ACTIVISM | |
PRAD 376 | CRISIS COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT | |
PRAD 382 | NON-PROFIT PUBLIC RELATIONS | |
PSC 282 | POLITICAL ACTION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE | |
PSC 368 | RIGHTS-BASED SOCIAL MOVEMENTS | |
REL 224 | RELIGION AND POLITICS IN THE UNITED STATES | |
REL 259 | RELIGION AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT | |
REL 290 | LATINX LIBERATION TRADITIONS | |
REL 291 | LIBERATION THEOLOGIES | |
PHL 200 | ETHICAL THEORIES | |
PHL 237 | PHILOSOPHY, CONFLICT AND PEACE | |
PHL 241 | ETHICS AND PUBLIC POLICY | |
PHL 250 | PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIAL CHANGE | |
PHL 314 | SURVEY OF ETHICS | |
PHL 315 | SURVEY OF POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY | |
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