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African American Studies	Latin American Studies
American Studies	Legal Studies
Anthropology	Linguistics
Art History	Mathematics
Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies	Media Studies
Asian Studies	Middle Eastern Studies
Astronomy	Microbial Biology
Business	Molecular and Cell Biology
Celtic Studies	Molecular Environmental Biology
Chemistry, College of	Nutritional Science – Dietetics
Chicano Studies	Nutritional Sciences - Physiiology and Metabolism
Cognitive Science	Nutritional Sciences - Toxicology
Comparative Literature	Music
Computer Science	Native American Studies
Conservation and Resource Studies	Near Eastern Studies
Development Studies	Peace and Conflict Studies
Earth and Planetary Science	Philosophy
East Asian Languages and Cultures	Physics
Economics	Political Economy
Engineering, College of	Political Science
English	Public Health Undergraduate Program
Environmental Economics and Policy	Psychology
Environmental Sciences	Religious Studies
Ethnic Studies	Rhetoric
Film Studies	Scandinavian
Forestry and Natural Resources	Slavic Languages and Literature
French	Social Welfare
Gender and Women's Studies	Society and Environment
Genetics and Plant Biology	Sociology
Geography	South and Southeast Asian Studies
German	Spanish and Portuguese
History	Statistics
Integrative Biology	Theater, Dance & Performance Studies
Interdisciplinary Studies
Italian Studies