A list of commonly offered academic civic engagement courses at Carleton College:

• American Studies 127 (Introduction to Latino/a Studies)
• Art 350 (Advanced Ceramics)
• Biology 160 (Agroecology)
• Biology 190 (Global Change Biology)
• Biology 253 (Aquatic Biology Lab)
• Biology 347 (Methods of Teaching Science)
• Cinema and Media Studies 291 (Independent Study)
• Educational Studies 110 (Introduction to Educational Studies)
• Educational Studies 234 (Educational Psychology)
• Educational Studies 345 (Methods of Teaching Art)
• Educational Studies 346 (Methods of Teaching Modern World Languages)
• Educational Studies 347 (Methods of Teaching Science)
• Educational Studies 353 (Schooling and Opportunity in American Society)
• Educational Studies 370 (Urban Education)
• Educational Studies 375 (American Children: The Poor and the Privileged)
• Educational Studies 385 (Schooling and Communities: A Practicum for Teacher Candidates)
• Educational Studies 395 (Senior Seminar)
• English 100-02 (Narrative Necessity)
• English 100-03 (Spirit of Place)
• English 109 (Writing Seminar I)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 110 (Introduction to Environmental and Technology Studies)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 160 (Agroecology)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 190 (Global Change Biology)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 228 (Eco-House Design and Construction)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 253 (Aquatic Biology Lab)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 270 (Remote Sensing and GIS)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 289 (Climate and Society)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 396 (Technology Policy Project)
• Environmental and Technology Studies 398 (Senior Colloquium)
• Geology 120 (Introduction to Environmental Geology)
• Geology 270 (Remote Sensing and GIS)
• Geology 330 (Advanced Geomorphology)
• History 139 (Foundation of Modern Europe)
• History 218 (History, Memory, and the Vietnam War)
• History 245 (Ireland: The Origin of Troubles)
• History 298 (Junior Year History Colloquium)
• History 322 (The Civil Rights Movement in America)
• Mathematics and Computer Science 215 (Introduction to Statistics)
• Music (Applied Music)
• Physics 261 (Medical Physics)
• Political Science 100 (Media and Electoral Politics)
• Political Science 204 (Media in American Politics)
• Political Science 230 (Methods of Political Research)
• Political Science 308 (Poverty and Public Policy)
• Political Science 352 (Political Theory of Alexis de Tocqueville)
  
• Psychology 121 (Practicum in Mental Retardation)
• Psychology 380 (Seminar in Developmental Psychology)
• Psychology 384 (Psychology of Prejudice)
• Psychology Summer Project (Academic Community Research Partnership)
• Religion 130 (Native American Religions)
• Religion 227 (Liberation Theologies)
• Religion 243 (Native American Religious Freedom)
• Religion 248 (Religion in the Borderlands)
• Sociology and Anthropology 110 (Introduction to Anthropology)
• Sociology and Anthropology 236 (Activism, Collective Action, and Social Change)
• Sociology and Anthropology 240 (Methods of Social Research)
• Sociology and Anthropology 262 (Anthropology of Health and Illness)
• Sociology and Anthropology 294 (Applied Research Practicum)
• Spanish 103 (Intermediate Spanish)
• Spanish 204 (Intermediate Spanish)