B.A. in Law and Social Thought

 Law and Social Thought

Requirements
LST 2010Law And Social Thought3
LST 2500Proseminar I1
LST 3500Proseminar II1
LST 4900Seminar In Law And Social Thought (take twice)6
LST 4990Capstone in Law and Social Thought3
LST 4940Field Experience3-6
LST Elective Courses/Cross-Listed Courses
Select 15 hours in consultation with an LST co-director/advisor. The following Paths are recommended but not required:15
Path 1: Law, History, and Theory
Path 2: Law, Difference, and Social Practices
Path 3: Law, Institutions, and Public Policy
Path 4: Comparative Law
Every LST student is required to turn in a graduation portfolio.
Total Hours32-35
1

Students are required to take both Proseminar I & Proseminar II.

 Disability Studies Concentration

Requirements
LST 2010Law And Social Thought3
LST 2500Proseminar I1
LST 3500Proseminar II1
LST 4900Seminar In Law And Social Thought (take twice)6
LST 4990Capstone in Law and Social Thought3
LST 4940Field Experience3-6
Disability Studies Concentration
Select 15 hours of Disability Studies courses in consultation with an LST co-director/advisor. 15
Every LST student is required to turn in a graduation portfolio.
Total Hours32-35
1

Students are required to take both Proseminar I & Proseminar II.

 Women's and Gender Studies Concentration 

Requirements
LST 2010Law And Social Thought3
LST 2500Proseminar I1
LST 3500Proseminar II1
LST 4900Seminar In Law And Social Thought (take twice)6
LST 4990Capstone in Law and Social Thought3
LST 4940Field Experience3-6
Concentration in Women and Gender Studies
Select 15 hours of Women and Gender Studies Courses in consultation with an LST co-director/advisor. 15
Every LST student is required to turn in a graduation portfolio.
Total Hours32-35
1

Students are required to take both Proseminar I & Proseminar II.

 Law and Social Thought 

Below is a sample plan of study. Consult your degree audit for your program requirements.

Plan of Study Grid
First TermHours
AR 1000 First Year Orientation 1
LST 2010 Law And Social Thought 3
ENGL 1110 College Composition I 3
MATH 1180 Reasoning With Mathematics 3
Elementary Foreign Language I 4
HIST 1010-1200Arts/Humanities Core (History) 3
 Hours17
Second Term
LST 2500 Proseminar I 1
ENGL 1130 College Composition II: Academic Disciplines And Discourse 3
LST 2800 Cultural Anthropology (Social Sciences Core/Non-US Diversity) 3
Elementary Foreign Language II 4
BIOL 1120 Survey Of Biology (Natural Sciences Core) 3
BIOL 1220 Survey Of Biology Laboratory (Natural Sciences Core - Lab) 1
 Hours15
Third Term
Intermediate Foreign Language I or approved culture course 3
PSY 1010 Principles Of Psychology 3
ENGL 2710-2800Arts/Humanities Core (English Lit) 3
PHYS 1320 Jurassic Physics (Natural Sciences Core) 3
GEPL 2030 Cultural Geography 3
 Hours15
Fourth Term
Intermediate Foreign Language II or approved culture course 3
PHIL 1010 Introduction To Logic (Arts/Humanities Core) 3
LST 2640 Race, Class, And Gender (Social Sciences Core/Diversity of US) 3
ANTH 2100 Human Society Through Film (Social Sciences Core) 3
PHIL 3230 Modern Philosophy 3
 Hours15
Fifth Term
REL 1220 World Religions (Arts/Humanities Core) 3
ECON 1010 Introduction To Economic Issues (Social Sciences Core) 3
MUS 2220 History Of Jazz (Arts/Humanities Core - Fine Arts) 3
LST 3550 Principles Of Law 3
BUAD 2080 Global Environment Of Business 3
 Hours15
Sixth Term
LST 3750 Social And Political Philosophy 3
LST 4900 Seminar In Law And Social Thought 3
LST 4940 Field Experience 3
COMM 4090 Media Communication Ethics 3
ENGL 3050 Persuasive Writing 3
 Hours15
Seventh Term
LST 3510 Constitutional Law I 3
LST 4900 Seminar In Law And Social Thought 3
SOCW 3070 Child Welfare I 3
COMM 3180 Media Communication Law 3
 Hours12
Eighth Term
LST 3500
Proseminar II
or Proseminar I
1
LST 3520 Constitutional Law II 3
LST 4990 Capstone in Law and Social Thought 3
ECON 3070 Economics And Law 3
BANS 3060 Managerial Economics 3
WGST 3010 Global Issues In Women's Studies 3
 Hours16
 Total Hours120

 Disability Studies Concentration

Below is a sample plan of study. Consult your degree audit for your program requirements.

Plan of Study Grid
First TermHours
AR 1000 First Year Orientation 1
LST 2010 Law And Social Thought 3
ENGL 1110 College Composition I 3
MATH 1180 Reasoning With Mathematics 3
Elementary Foreign Language I 4
HIST 1010-1200Arts/Humanities Core (History) 3
 Hours17
Second Term
LST 2500 Proseminar I 1
ENGL 1130 College Composition II: Academic Disciplines And Discourse 3
LST 2800 Cultural Anthropology (Social Sciences Core/Non-US Diversity) 3
Elementary Foreign Language II 4
BIOL 1120 Survey Of Biology (Natural Sciences Core) 3
BIOL 1220 Survey Of Biology Laboratory (Natural Sciences Core - Lab) 1
 Hours15
Third Term
Intermediate Foreign Language I or approved culture course 3
PSY 1010 Principles Of Psychology 3
ENGL 2710-2800Arts/Humanities Core (English Lit) 3
PHYS 1320 Jurassic Physics (Natural Sciences Core) 3
GEPL 2030 Cultural Geography 3
 Hours15
Fourth Term
Intermediate Foreign Language II or approved culture course 3
PHIL 1010 Introduction To Logic (Arts/Humanities Core) 3
DST 2020 Introduction to Disability Studies 3
ANTH 2100 Human Society Through Film (Social Sciences Core) 3
PHIL 3230 Modern Philosophy 3
 Hours15
Fifth Term
REL 1220 World Religions (Arts/Humanities Core) 3
ECON 1010 Introduction To Economic Issues (Social Sciences Core) 3
MUS 2220 History Of Jazz (Arts/Humanities Core - Fine Arts) 3
BUAD 2080 Global Environment Of Business 3
DST 3030 Disability Culture 3
 Hours15
Sixth Term
LST 4900 Seminar In Law And Social Thought 3
DST 3060 U.S. Disability History 3
LST 4940 Field Experience 3
COMM 4090 Media Communication Ethics 3
ENGL 3050 Persuasive Writing 3
 Hours15
Seventh Term
LST 4900 Seminar In Law And Social Thought 3
DST 4640 Disability Law and Human Right 3
SOCW 3070 Child Welfare I 3
COMM 3180 Media Communication Law 3
 Hours12
Eighth Term
LST 3500
Proseminar II
or Proseminar I
1
LST 4990 Capstone in Law and Social Thought 3
DST 4500 Asylums, Prisons and Total Institutions 3
ECON 3070 Economics And Law 3
BANS 3060 Managerial Economics 3
WGST 3010 Global Issues In Women's Studies 3
 Hours16
 Total Hours120

 Women's and Gender Studies Concentration 

Below is a sample plan of study. Consult your degree audit for your program requirements.

Plan of Study Grid
First TermHours
AR 1000 First Year Orientation 1
LST 2010 Law And Social Thought 3
ENGL 1110 College Composition I 3
MATH 1180 Reasoning With Mathematics 3
Elementary Foreign Language I 4
HIST 1010-1200Arts/Humanities Core (History) 3
 Hours17
Second Term
LST 2500 Proseminar I 1
ENGL 1130 College Composition II: Academic Disciplines And Discourse 3
LST 2800 Cultural Anthropology (Social Sciences Core/Non-US Diversity) 3
Elementary Foreign Language II 4
BIOL 1120 Survey Of Biology (Natural Sciences Core) 3
BIOL 1220 Survey Of Biology Laboratory (Natural Sciences Core - Lab) 1
 Hours15
Third Term
Intermediate Foreign Language I or approved culture course 3
PSY 1010 Principles Of Psychology 3
ENGL 2710-2800Arts/Humanities Core (English Lit) 3
PHYS 1320 Jurassic Physics (Natural Sciences Core) 3
GEPL 2030 Cultural Geography 3
 Hours15
Fourth Term
Intermediate Foreign Language II or approved culture course 3
PHIL 1010 Introduction To Logic (Arts/Humanities Core) 3
ANTH 2100 Human Society Through Film (Social Sciences Core) 3
WGST 2010 Introduction To Gender Studies: Gender, Sex And Difference 3
PHIL 3230 Modern Philosophy 3
 Hours15
Fifth Term
REL 1220 World Religions (Arts/Humanities Core) 3
ECON 1010 Introduction To Economic Issues (Social Sciences Core) 3
MUS 2220 History Of Jazz (Arts/Humanities Core - Fine Arts) 3
BUAD 2080 Global Environment Of Business 3
WGST 2610 Women In American Politics 3
 Hours15
Sixth Term
LST 4900 Seminar In Law And Social Thought 3
WGST 3550 Feminism And Philosophy: Love, Sex and Marriage 3
LST 4940 Field Experience 3
COMM 4090 Media Communication Ethics 3
ENGL 3050 Persuasive Writing 3
 Hours15
Seventh Term
WGST 4590 Law, Policy And The Politics of Sexuality 3
LST 4900 Seminar In Law And Social Thought 3
SOCW 3070 Child Welfare I 3
COMM 3180 Media Communication Law 3
 Hours12
Eighth Term
LST 3500
Proseminar II
or Proseminar I
1
LST 4990 Capstone in Law and Social Thought 3
WGST 4610 Feminist Political Theory 3
ECON 3070 Economics And Law 3
BANS 3060 Managerial Economics 3
WGST 3010 Global Issues In Women's Studies 3
 Hours16
 Total Hours120
  • PLO 1. Students will demonstrate an ability to interpret current law related issues in the context of broad cultural, historical, and intellectual traditions. \\n
  • PLO 2. Students will be able to critically assess the assumptions and traditions that guide distinct interpretations of the law and of legal institutions and understandings of justice and fairness. \\n
  • PLO 3. Students will demonstrate awareness of and ability to evaluate social effects of legal decisions, legal institutions and the deployment of force by legal authorities. \\n
  • PLO 4. Students will demonstrate knowledge of and evaluate the status of cultural and economic differences vis-à-vis the law. \\n
  • PLO 5. Students will demonstrate awareness of the legal status and meaning of class, race, gender, and disability. \\n
  • PLO 6. Students will write clearly, critically, and effectively. \\n
  • PLO 7. Students will read and analyze complex arguments. \\n
  • PLO 8. Students will make well-reasoned judgments about relations among courses in different disciplines and demonstrate sensitivity to difference between interdisciplinary and discipline specific approaches. \\n
  • PLO 9. Students will demonstrate awareness of professional options and an awareness of the contribution of the study of law and society to legal practices.