»Values and Ethical Inquiry Classes
This page lists all the classes that you can take to fulfill the Values and Ethical Inquiry at Chapman University. The Values and Ethical Inquiry: is part of the Liberal Arts and Sciences Focus, a General Education requirement at Chapman; is designed to introduce you to values and ethical perspectives in a variety of contexts; and requires you to take one class in total.
AH 400 Cultural Heritage and the Art World
AMST 102 Introduction to Asian American Studies
AMST 396 Indians of California
BRJL 307 Mass Media Law and Ethics
CCI 202 Popular Culture
CES 301 Organization, Ethics, and Society
COM 210 Theories of Persuasion
COM 393 Communication Law
COM 493 Ethical Controversies in Communication
COM 210B Theories of Persuasion for Non-Majors
CPSC 285 Social and Ethical Issues in Computing
DOC 321 The Documentary Tradition
ENG 327 Multicultural Literatures of the U.S.
ENG 360 War, Memory, and Literature
ENG 374 Environmental Rhetoric
ENV 102 Introduction to Environmental Policy
FREN 348 Topics in Francophone Literatures of the World
FREN 351 French Writers of the Holocaust
HIST 228 African American Historical Experience
HIST 230 Chicano/a History & Culture to 1865
HIST 231 Chicano/a History & Culture 1848-Present
HIST 297 The Holocaust in History and Film
HIST 304 The Ancient Mediterranean World
HIST 306 The Middle Ages
HIST 307 Germany and the Holocaust
HIST 365 Topics in the Holocaust
HIST 367 The Holocaust in Eastern Europe
HIST 365A Perpetrators, Witnesses, and Rescuers
HIST 365B The Holocaust: Memoirs and Histories
HON 202 On Being Ethical in the World
HON 308 Consciousness and Cognition
HON 317 Darwin's Evolutionary Theory: The Science and the Controversy
HON 324 Private Law as Public Policy
HON 339 Perpetrators, Bystanders, and Moral Rebels
HON 353 The Algorithmic Self: How AI Shapes Our Choices
HON 361 How Art Can Help Us Save the Planet
HON 364 Death, Self, and Society
HON 374 Philosophy of Science: Interdisciplinary Applications
HON 381 Think for Yourself: From Socrates to Adorno
HON 406 Brain, Mind, and Film
HON 432 Queer Theory
HON 435 Race Matters
HUM 103 Introduction to Ethnic Studies
HUM 320 Readings in Posthumanism
HUM 331 Feminism and Freedom
HUM 351 The Holocaust in German Literature and Film
JPN 348 Reading Japanese History
LAT 340 Vergil and the Christian Poets
LBST 301 Organizations, Ethics, and Society
LEAD 101 Introduction to Leadership: Principles & Practices
LEAD 310 Emotional Intelligence, Leadership and the Good Life
LEAD 320 Great Leaders: Ethics, Passion and Service
LEAD 365 Ethical Controversies in Sports and Leadership
LEAD 383 Critical Discourse, Social Change, and Positive Peace
LEAD 397 Leading as a Way of Serving: Pursuing Your Purpose in Life and Work
LEAD 410 Leadership in International Contexts: Travel Course
LEAD 485 Leadership in Times of Crisis: Case Studies in Disaster Response
PCST 251 Intercultural Conflict and Communication
PCST 253 Mediation & Conflict Resolution
PCST 324 History on Trial: African Struggle for Truth and Justice
PCST 325 Albert Schweitzer:life/Thought
PCST 360 War, Memory, and Literature
PCST 383 Critical Discourse, Social Change, and Positive Peace
PCST 453 Mediation and Conflict Resolution
PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 102 Philosophy Through Science Fiction
PHIL 104 Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 120 Global Ethics and Religion
PHIL 125 Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 203 Logic
PHIL 303 Environmental Ethics
PHIL 305 Metaphysics
PHIL 307 History of Twentieth Century Philosophy
PHIL 309 Religion, Knowledge, & Evil
PHIL 310 From Socrates to Aquinas
PHIL 311 Descartes to Kierkegaard
PHIL 314 Medical Ethics
PHIL 316 Business/Professional Ethics
PHIL 318 Political/Legal Philosophy
PHIL 319 Philosophy of Women/Women of Color
PHIL 320 Belief, Truth, and Knowledge
PHIL 321 Philosophy of Science
PHIL 323 Philosophy in Literature
PHIL 324 Philosophy of Law
PHIL 325 Albert Schweitzer:Life/Thought
PHIL 326 Food Ethics
PHIL 327 Global Justice
PHIL 331 Feminism and Freedom
PHIL 340 Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 360 Bootcamp in Aristotle
PHIL 365 Philosophy and Neuroscience of Free Will
POSC 200 Introduction to Political Theory
POSC 251 Intercultural Conflict & Communication
POSC 300 American Political Thought
POSC 341 The First Amendment
POSC 365 The Evolution of the American Party System
POSC 381 Political Thinkers
POSC 382 Political Concepts
POSC 383 History of Political Philosophy
POSC 386 Ethics and Politics
POSC 312C Presidential Scandals
PSY 365 Philosophy and Neuroscience of Free Will
REL 115 Living Religions of the World
REL 120 Global Ethics & Religion
REL 125 Philosophy of Religion
REL 150 Disney Does Religion: Popular Culture and Religion
REL 213 Introduction to Judaism
REL 214 Introduction to Christianity: Decisive Moments, People, and Readings
REL 217 The Holocaust and Religious Faith
REL 304 The Ancient Mediterranean World
REL 306 The Middle Ages
REL 307 Germany and the Holocaust
REL 312 Religious Experience in Film and Fiction
REL 314 Fiction, Film and the Western Contemplative Tradition
REL 316 Genesis and Gender
REL 322 Topics in Theology
REL 330 Gender and Religion
REL 353 Religion and Medicine
REL 365 Topics in the Holocaust
REL 366 Blood, Passion, and the Spirit: The Latin American and Latinx Religious Experience
REL 330A Gender and Religion: The Salem Witch Trials
REL 365A Topics in the Holocaust: Perpetrators, Witnesses and Rescuers
SOC 211 Social Problems
SOC 320 Sociology of Death
SOC 332 Crime, Justice and Globalization
SOC 360 Homelessness in America
SOC 370 Race and Ethnicity
SOC 393 Child Abuse