A Restorative Practices concentration is fulfilled upon the successful completion of 9 credit hours (3 courses) selected from a list of 5 courses offered across a range of disciplines at Marquette. Each of these courses teaches foundational, interpersonal, and/or practical skills used in restorative practices. All of these courses are linked to the Peace Studies curriculum as electives. Any Marquette student may choose to complete this interdisciplinary concentration, which provides them with a valuable skillset that has practical uses in any sector of the labor force, Students also have the option of completing additional credits for an Interdisciplinary Peace Studies major or minor.

The Restorative Practices concentration is fulfilled upon successful completion of 9 credit hours (3 courses) selected from the following courses.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Choose three courses from the following:		9
CRLS 4180	Empathy, Crime and Justice
CRLS 4300	Transformative Justice
or INPS 4300	Transformative Justice
EDUC 4200	Restorative Justice in Education: History, Research and Implementation
or EDUC 5200	Restorative Justice in Education: History, Research and Implementation
ENGL 4739	Narrative 4: Storytelling for Others
SOWJ 2300	Conflict Resolution and Restorative Justice
Total Credit Hours:		9

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