The PSP seeks to encourage and stimulate the incorporation of conflict and conflict resolution studies into existing courses and the creation of new courses on these topics. Following up on informal faculty discussions on interdisciplinary linkages between peace, sustainability, and social justice, a summer 2006 faculty seminar began work on a proposal for a broadly interdisciplinary Peace and Conflict Studies Concentration.

Recently, there have been an increasing number of courses offered which relate to peace and conflict studies.

ANT 210-Healing, Illness and Culture (Tapias)
ANT 246-Peoples of the Middle East (Kamp)
ANT 253-Anthropology of Ethnicities (Gibel Mevorach)
BIO 220-Biotechnology and Its Social Impact (Robertson)
ECN 205-Current State of the US Economy (Seiz)
ECN 233-International Economics (Mutti)
ECN 376-Seminar in Income Distribution (Seiz)
ECN 384-Seminar in Economics of Education (Montgomery)
ENG 225-Introduction to Postcolonial Literature (Kapila)
ENG 229-Traditions of African-American Literature (Benjamin)
ENG 230-Traditions of Ethnic American Literature (Ho)
ENV 145-Nations and Global Environment (Campbell)
ENV 195-Environmental Challenges and Responses (Aspler, K. Jacobson)
ENV 295 (also GDS 295)-Climate Change, Development, and Environment (P. Jacobson)
FRN 395.01-May'68 and Beyond: A Culture of Revolt (J. Gross)
GDS 111-Introduction to Global Development Studies (Roper)
GWS 295-Feminist Generations (Henry)
HIS 228-Promised Land: US Immigration History (Brown)
HIS295.02-Ivan and Fritz Go To War:WWII on the Eastern Front (Cohn)
HIS 262-Modern Africa: Sahara to Zambezi (Prevost)
HIS 333-The Civilizing Mission and Its Discontents (Prevost)
PHI 242-Ethical Theory (Dobe)
PHI 264-Political Theory II (Meehan)
POL 225-Public Policy and Democracy (Bensonsmith)
POL 251-International Political Economy (Willis)
POL 262-African Politics (Grey)
POL 354-Political Economy of Developing Countries (Willis)
REL 220-Traditions of Islam (Moore)
REL 226-Religions of India (Dobe)
SOC 250-Social Inequality (Erbaugh)
SOC 295-International Migration (Cook-Martin)
SOC 295-Asian American Contemporary Issues (Leung)
SOC 350-NGOs: Organizing to Do Good (Hunter)
SOC 395.01-Queer Theory (Erbaugh)

TUT 100.02-Arctic Thaw and the Earth System (Aspler)
TUT 100.06-Walls, Doors, and Mirrors: Immigration Policies and Politics (V. Brown)
TUT 100.04-Color, Culture & Class (Gibel Mevorach)
TUT 100.21-Communicating About Global Warming to Facilitate Social Change (K. Jacobson)
TUT 100.30-The Making of Human Rights (Prevost)

(Professor in parentheses):
ANT 238 Cultural and Political Ecology (Roper)
ANT 240 Intentional Communities (Andelson)
ANT 395 Transnationalism and Global Communities (Tapias)
ECN 230 Economic Development (Devaraj)
ECN 240 Resource and Environmental Economics (Montgomery)
ENV 495 Senior Seminar: Africa (Campbell) v GLS 227 Topics in German Literature and Translation: Holocaust (Michaels)
GDS 111 Introduction to Global Development Studies (Roper)
HIS 204 Radical Movements in 20th Century Latin America (Silva)
HIS 214 American Civil War and Reconstruction (Purcell)
HIS 239 Collapse of the Eurocentric World Order (Pegelow Kaplan)
HIS 329 Latin America and the US (Silva)
HIS 339 Holocaust: Interpretation of Memory and Representation (Pegelow Kaplan)
POL 250 Politics of International Relations (Moyer)
POL 295 Role of Religion in World Politics (Grey)
POL 295 Conflict and Conflict Resolution (Youde)
SST 295 Food, Culture, and Power (Feng)
SST 295 Innovation and Enterprise: Case Studiees from Grinnell Alumni (Caulkins)
SOC 230 Conflict and Conflict Management (McClelland)
SOC 390 Organizing for Social Good (Hunter)
SOC 390 Work in the New Economy (Erickson)
THE 310 Studies in Dance: On and Off Stage: Dance and Political Protest (Womack)