Peace and Justice, Minor

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Kate McCarthy-Gilmore, Ph.D., Associate Dean

The Peace and Justice minor challenges students to better understand the dynamics of peaceful conflict resolution at the interpersonal, local, national, and international levels, especially within the context of the Catholic tradition. The program is designed to make connections between genuine peace and a just social order, one marked by equality, liberty, dignity, security, civility, and sustainability.

Requirements for minor in Peace and Justice:

Please note - no more than 6 credits may be taken from any one program.

L.RST 171 - Introduction to Peace and Justice Credits: 3
Elective: One course from approved list Credits: 3
Elective: One course from approved list Credits: 3
Elective: One course from approved list Credits: 3
Elective: One course from approved list Credits: 3
Elective: One course from approved list Credits: 3
At least 1 credit of experiential learning: an existing elective class that incorporates it, a credit-bearing internship, or a 1-credit reflection after participating in a Loras TREC trip, Valder Social Justice Award summer project, or other experience. See a program co-director for details.

18-19 Total Required Credits

Peace and Justice Courses