The Cannabis Studies minor offers students pursuing a range of majors with a focused, multidisciplinary study of cannabis in its social context. The curriculum adopts a social justice framework: all courses include learning goals and lessons that engage with social justice theory and practice, emphasizing an interrogation of issues of social equity.
Course Requirements
The minor consists of 4 required core credits and 16 elective credits. The elective credits may be selected in any combination.
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Choose one of the following options: | 4 | |
| Option1: | ||
| CANNABIS AND SOCIETY I and CANNABIS AND SOCIETY II | ||
| Option 2: | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO CANNABIS STUDIES | ||
| Electives: | 16 | |
| CANNABIS & 60S PSYCHEDELIC CULTURE | ||
| CANNABIS, RACE, AND JUSTICE | ||
| TOPICS IN COMMUNICATION STUDIES (*Communication, Cannabis and Culture only) | ||
| DRUGS AND SOCIETY | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS (*Cannabis and the Law only) | ||
| COMMUNITY INTERNSHIP | ||
| PHYSIOLOGY AND SOCIAL IMPACT OF DRUG USE | ||
| CANNABIS STUDIES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE | ||
| PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN MODERN AMERICAN HISTORY | ||
| MARKETING INTERNSHIP | ||
| CANNABIS BUSINESS-THE SOCIAL & ECONOMIC IMPACT & PRACTICE | ||
| SEMINAR IN NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY | ||
| ADVANCED TOPICS IN PUBLIC LAW (*The Politics of Drug Reform only) | ||
| SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND RECOVERY | ||
| SOCIOLOGY OF DRUGS | ||