Guidelines for Human Rights Minor Internship: Students must complete at least three (3) credits in a human rights related internship, practicum, international study abroad program, or a demonstrated equivalent. Options and concentrations are shown when available. Students needing SPECIFIC advising from an adviser you’ve worked with previously — please contact Lorna T. Hamill at lthamill@uw.edu or Shannon Vacek at svacek@uw.edu or Tracy Maschman Morrissey at tmasch@uw.edu directly. Students should note that UW-B and UW-T minors, unlike Seattle-campus minors, may have admission requirements. Please contact ghminor@uw.edu with any questions. Please send an email to divminor@uw.edu for GENERAL information. If you have already taken GH 403, you do not need to take GH 201. Applications accepted from February 16 to March 20, 2021. Minor Requirements. Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Equal Rights Division Labor Standards Civil Rights Workplace Discrimination This is a list of UW-Seattle undergraduate majors and minors. Human rights internships have as their primary objective learning about human rights work and facilitating a synthesis between Human Sciences: Investigate the fundamental aspects of being human. Human Rights: Understand the theories and applications of human rights in a Canadian and global context. A student may complete the requirements of a minor offered by another UW campus. Each major links to the General Catalog, where you can learn more about its admission and graduation requirements. Gain a robust understanding of core ideas that have shaped Western civilization usingconcepts from philosophy, psychology, religion, and politics. For information on the Minor in Human Rights at UW Bothell, including course offerings, please visit the UW Bothell website or contact Prof. Bruce Kochis at bkochis@u.washington.edu. UW Center for Human Rights studies law enforcement collaboration with federal agencies on immigration October 5, 2017 The center has released the first in a series of research memos under an initiative called Human Rights at Home. For Students in the College of Arts and Sciences In order to declare the American Sign Language minor, you must have at least sophomore standing (45 credits completed) and a declared major. 1 1 HUMAN RIGHTS MINOR COURSE OFFERINGS AT UW SEATTLE WINTER 2021 Course are grouped according to the categories in the Human Rights Minor (Core Courses and There are no other admissions requirements to the American Sign Language minor, although it is strongly recommended that you have taken or be enrolled in first year American Sign Language. The undergraduate minor in Law, Societies, and Justice provides an opportunity for students to develop a multidisciplinary liberal arts orientation to the study of law, rights, and justice, with particular emphasis on the studies of comparative law, punishment, and human rights. Cross-campus minors are declared via the Change of Major/Minor form, submitted to the student's home campus (not the campus offering the minor). Minor students are now required to take GH 201, 401, and 402. The Center for Human Rights is the proud home to a growing family of funds, awards, and fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Washington. GH Minor students were previously required to take GH 401, 402, and 403. Required Courses 11 credits. The Diversity Minor advisers will be teleworking until further notice. Introductory Course 5 credits