Society and Human Rights - Excellence

Issued by Fulton Montgomery Community College

This sequence provides a foundation for students who would like to pursue careers in Sociology, Diversity and Inclusion, or Multicultural Affairs. Badge holders have explored how race, social class, gender, religion, and sexual orientation influence social justice and learn evidence-based approaches to mitigate structural violence and create just and equitable environments.

Type Validation
Level Foundational
Time Months
Cost Paid

Skills

Advocacy For Gender Equality
Analyze Social Justice
Describe Social Justice
Equitable Environments
Equitable Practices
Evidence Based Practice
Human Rights
Race Discrimination
Race & Ethnicity Awareness
Religion
Sexual Orientation
Social Science Research
Structural Violence

Earning Criteria

SOC 101 – Introduction to Sociology (3 credits), PSY 101 – Introduction to Psychology (3 credits), SOC 121 – Sociology of Human Rights (3 credits), SOC 200 – Diversity in America (3 credits). • A Credential of Excellence is rewarded upon completion of each course in the defined sequence with a minimum grade of “A-” in each required course.