• WEST 3070 Global Men and Masculinities 
• WEST 3280 The Asian American Community 
• WEST 3370 Boricua Crossings: Puerto Rico and its Diaspora 
• WEST 3380 Caribbean Literature, History & Theory 
• WEST 3480 Global Women’s Issues 
• WEST 3550 Native American Literature 
• WEST 3780 South Sea Tales 
• WEST 4050 From the Harem to the War Zone 
• WEST 4100 Native American Perspectives on Museums 
• WEST 4120 Indigenous Views on Sustainability 
• WEST 4170 The Empire Strikes Back: Postcolonial Literature, History & Theory 
• WEST 4380 Globalization and Development 
• WEST 4780 Global Migration

• WEST 2040 Global Black Women Writers
• WEST 2500 Social Justice through Film
• WEST 3020 Me, Myself, and I: Life Writing, Autobiography
• WEST 3100 Women of Color: Image and Voice
• WEST 3360 US Latina/o Literature
• WEST 3380 Caribbean Literature, History & Theory
• WEST 3550 Native American Literature
• WEST 3780 South Sea Tales
• WEST 4100 Native American Perspectives on Museums

• WEST 2070 Foundations in Native American Studies
• WEST 3060 Multiracial Identities
• WEST 3090 Peep Show
• WEST 3130 Gender, Race, and Sexuality
• WEST 3280 Asian American Communities
• WEST 3290 Perspectives on Race & Ethnic Relations
• WEST 3480 Global Women’s Issues
• WEST 3620 Media and Consumption: Monopolies, Myths, and Misrepresentations
• WEST 4120 Indigenous Views on Sustainability
• WEST 4160 The Transatlantic Slave Trade: A Comparative, Cross-cultural Perspective
• WEST 4170 The Empire Strikes Back: Postcolonial Literature, History, & Theory
• WEST 4280 Native American Philosophical Thought
• WEST 4470 Intersections of Privilege
• WEST 4480 Racial Storytelling 
• WEST 4530 Advanced Privilege Studies

To complete the WEST capstone and Summit experience requirement, WEST majors must complete any WEST Capstone-identified course along with WEST 4995—the 1-credit Summit add-on.
 

Proposed Capstone-identified course rotation (subject to change):