Ithaca College School of Business

Legal Studies Minor Requirements 2014-15

The purpose of the minor in legal studies is to allow students to develop a greater understanding of the impact of law and legal institutions on society and
public policy. Students study the sources and evolution of law, the legal process, and how law functions in a complex social, political, and economic
system. The minor consists of 18 credits. The two required foundation courses introduce legal methodology, including legal analysis, the Socratic
method, and case law studies. In addition, students select two courses on specific applications of the law and two courses on the larger social and
ethical dimensions of the law. The requirements of the minor should complement and supplement the majors of students with diverse career goals.
Required:
GBUS 20300
GBUS 20400

Legal Environment of Business

Legal Environment of Business II (Prerequisite: GBUS 20300) or GBUS 30700 Commercial Law (Prerequisite GBUS 20300)

Applied Law Electives (choose two):

CMST 38900
ST: Communication at the Bargaining Table
CMST 38900
ST: Oral Advocacy in Arbitration and the Courts
LGST 30600
Criminal Law
LGST 30700
Environmental Law and Policy
LGST 32000
Marketplace Regulation & Consumer Protection
LGST 32300
Legal Research Seminar
LGST 33100
Entertainment Law
LGST 39800
Legal Studies Internship
LGST 49900
Independent Study: Legal Studies
Social, Political, Ethical, and Cultural Electives (choose two):
CLTC 10000
Intro to Culture and Communication
CMST 12000
Communications, Culture, and Rhetoric
CSCR 12300
Culture, Race, and Ethnicity Concepts
ENGL 19400
Injustice and Power in American Literature
ENVS 11000
The Environmental Crisis: Causes and Solutions
ENVS 11200
Sustainability Principles and Practice
ENVS 12000
Environmental Sentinels
ENVS 20200
Topics: Sustainability
HLTH 20500
Critical Health Issues
HLTH 25000
International Health Issues
HLTH 33510
Legal & Ethical Issues in Healthcare
MGMT 30200
Applied Ethical Issues in Management
PHIL 10100
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 15100
Reasoning
PHIL 20300
Introduction to Logic
PHIL 21200
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 22000
Political Philosophy
PHIL 23000
Bioethics
PHIL 25000
Environmental Ethics
PHIL 31100
Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 34000
Global Ethics
PHIL 35200
Moral Philosophy
POLT 10100
U.S. Politics
POLT 12200
Politics and Society
POLT 12500
The Politics of Deviance
POLT 12800
Understanding International Relations
POLT 12900
Introduction to Global Studies
POLT 14100
Power: Race, Sex, and Class
POLT 14200
Ideas and Ideologies
POLT 30100
Legislative Behavior
POLT 30400
U.S. Party Politics
POLT 30600
U.S. Foreign Policy
POLT 32800
International Conflict
POLT 33400
Politics of Right and Culture
POLT 34100
U.S. Political Thought
POLT 34200
Liberalism and Marxism
POLT 34300
Feminist Theory
POLT 35000
ST: Political Theory
POLT 36200
Theory and Politics of Public Policy
POLT 36400
Law and Public Policy

GBUS 31000
GBUS 35300
GBUS 44400
SPMM 29800
SPMM 30300
SPMM 31000
TVR 31200
TVR 31300

International Business Law

Real Estate Law
Employment Law
Gender Issues in Sport
Seminar in Sport Law (prereq: SPMM 110/270)
Labor Relations in Sport (prereq: SPMM 110/270)
Government and Media
Topics in Media Law and Policy

POLT 36500
POLT 36600
POLT 37000
PSYC 10400
PSYC 26100
PSYC 31600
PSYC 32100
RLST 20100
SOCI 13000
SOCI 20300
SOCI 20700
SOCI 20800
SOCI 21300
SOCI 21400
SOCI 21800
SOCI 24700
SOCI 29300
SOCI 30200
SOCI 30300
SOCI 30700
SOCI 31000
SOCI 31300
SOCI 31800
SOCI 32200
SOCI 32300
SOCI 32400
SOCI 32500
SOCI 33600
SOCI 33700
SOCI 41500
SOCI 41600
SOCI 42100
SPMM 29500
SPMM 29700
SPMM 29800
SPMM 30300
SPMM 31500
TVR 25100
TVR 30500
TVR 31200

The Politics of Health

Environmental Politics
Selected Topics in Public Policy
Developmental Psych
Psychology of Women
Social Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Religion and Culture
Youth and Youth Cultures
Juvenile Delinquency
Race and Ethnicity
Social Change
Sociology of Sexualities
Definitions of Normality
Individual and Society
Environmental Sociology
Intro to Social Institutions & Organizations
Sociology of Crime
Global Race and Ethnic Relations
Social Policy
Civil Rights and Social Movements
Social Inequality
Political Sociology
Forms of Punishment
Family Violence
Sociology of Violence
Race, Class, and Gender
ST: Social Change
ST: Inequality
Seminar: The Police
Seminar: Treatment/Prevention Family Violence
Seminar: Race, Racism, and the Law
Social Aspects of Sport
Sport: Philosophical Perspectives
Gender Issues in Sport
Seminar in Legal and Ethical Issues in Sport
Sport Governance & Policy
Critical Thinking
Digital Media Law
Government and Media