DAYTON (Agencies)– The University of Dayton will join a small group of U.S. universities that offer degrees in human rights studies when it begins offering an undergraduate degree in the subject next fall.
The private, Catholic university announced the degree program Friday. The school said it is designed to prepare students for careers in human rights advocacy and humanitarian assistance with groups like Amnesty International and the Red Cross, as well as for law school or other advanced study.
While a few U.S. universities offer advanced degrees in human rights areas and separate human rights courses, Amnesty International knows of none that offers a bachelor-level degree.
Theodore Orlin, president of the International Human Rights Education Consortium, a group of about 80 colleges, universities, non-governmental organizations and individuals, called the bachelor’s degree to be offered by Dayton an important development in the field.
"There is a realization that human rights needs to be offered at every level of education," he said.
Columbia University offers a masters degree in human rights. Notre Dame University offers masters and doctorates in international human rights law. The University of Chicago, American University, the University of Iowa and University of California-Berkeley have human rights programs or centers and offer numerous courses in human rights studies.
Karen Robinson, director of human rights education for Amnesty International USA, said she hopes that formalizing the study of human rights with a bachelor’s degree program results in a deeper understanding of what human rights are.
"Hopefully, students flock to take this degree, and other universities recognize that this is something they can do," Robinson said.
Tanya Domi, who has masters in human rights studies from Columbia and is the school’s senior public affairs officer for international affairs, believes that wars and hotspots around the world are fueling student interest in human rights,
"These students are really attuned to the temperature of the globe, and they’re very engaged," she said.
Domi said there are jobs not only with humanitarian groups, but also with state commissions on human rights and corporations with overseas operations that strive to be socially responsible.
The University of Dayton launched its undergraduate human rights program in 1998. It included an international studies degree with a concentration in human rights and a minor in human rights.
Last year, 89 percent of the students studying in the school’s human rights program said they would be likely to pursue the new degree if it was offered.
"Human rights have become the language in the political and international community for talking about social justice and morality," said Christopher Duncan, chair of Dayton’s political science department. "Students interested in social justice and issues of peace and peacemaking have gravitated toward human rights."
As part of the degree, students will be required to demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language, complete an internship and take a course in research methodology.
Other classes will include such offerings as philosophy and human rights; politics of human rights; international law and organization; faith and justice; rhetoric of social movements; and sociology and human rights.
Beth Lownik, who graduated from Dayton last spring with a minor in human rights, landed a job as a clinic administrator and public health coordinator of a new hospital that will open next month in rural Haiti. She said the study of human rights has provided her with a deeper understanding of the relationship between poverty and poor health.
"I see the external forces that rob people of their rights and autonomy and – far too often – their lives, which is a lot different than seeing a lot of inactive, poor people who are sick and need some medicine," she said
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FUTURE BLEAK FOR MIDEAST PEACE ? Israel vows more Gaza strikes; ? Rice urges Mid-East talks renewal; ?Arab League accuses UN Security Council of double standards; ? Aim is Palestinian statehood, not final agreement: Rice. »
ISRAEL PULLS TROOPS OUT OF GAZA, PALESTINIANS SUSPEND TALKS * 114 Palestinians killed since Wednesday including children; * Broader Gaza operation possible: Ehud Barak; * Washington demands halt to fighting; * Nine separate Israeli airstrikes over Gaza early this morning; * “Shame on the Arabs, shame on the Muslims, shame on humanity”: Ordinary Palestinian »
80 PALESTINIANS KILLED INCLUDING CHILDREN SINCE YESTERDAY, UN SECURITY COUNCIL MEETS TO DISCUSS SITUATION »
CUBA SIGNS HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES AT UN »
UN AGENCIES URGE BOLSTERED RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS REGARDLESS OF HIV STATUS »
UN AGENCIES RALLY TO END FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION WITHIN A GENERATION »
MIDDLE EAST PEACE PROCESS NEEDS CHANGES ON THE GROUND TO SUCCEED-UN ENVOY »
UN LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN »
LEBANON: UN REBUILDS HOMES OF 18,000 AIR-RAID VICTIMS »
BAN KI-MOON SECLECTS ALGERIAN OFFICIAL AS TO P ENVOY FOR WEST AFRICA »
REPORTS OF POLITICAL DETENTIONS IN CHAD ALARM UN RIGHTS AGENCY »
UN REPORT FINDS WIDER ACCEPTANCE OF GREEN NEEDS IN BIG BUSINESS »
UN SAYS PERMANENT POLITICAL ACCORD ONLY WAY TO END MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT »
UN RIGHTS EXPERTS WELCOME AUSTRALIA\ »
UN HUMANITARIAN CHIEF ASSESSES IMPACT OF CLOSURES ON WEST BANK RESIDENTS »
HUMAN TRAFFICKING MUST BE BATTLED: CELEBS, UN »
UN REMINDS ISRAE OF ITS OBLIGATION TOWARDS PALESTINIANS IN GAZA »
UNICEF SEEKS $856 MILLION TO AID CHILDREN AND WOMEN IN CRISIS »
WESTERN SAHARA: UN ENVOY CONTINUES CONSULTATIONS IN THE REGION »
UN URGES US BUSINESS LEADERS TO SUPPORT \”GREEN” ECONOMICS »
POLIO ERADICATION WITHIBN REACH-BAN KI-MOON »
“ISLAM VS WEST” A FALSE DIVIDE, SAYS BAN KI-MOON »
WITNESSES SAY GAZA-EGYPT BORDER CLOSED »
EARTHQUAKE CASUED NO SIGNIFICAN DAMAGE TO JAPANESE NUCLEAR PLANT-IAEA »
CUBA SIGNS HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES AT UN »
ARAB RIGHTS CHARTER DEVIATES FROM INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, SAYS UN OFFICIAL »
UN OFFICIALS WARN OF MALNUTRITION THREAT AS CLOSURE OF GAZA BORDER CROSSINGS CONTINUE »
RAWANDA: BAN KI MOON SAYS WORLD MUST PROTECT CIVIALIANS FROM GENOCIDE »
EGYPT TO LAUNCH TENDER FOR NUCLEAR REACTOR IN FEBRUARY »
FOOD RATIONS REDUCED AS A RESULT OF CLOSUE OT GAZA CROSSINGS-UN AGENCY »
UN SECURITY COUNCIL POSTPONES PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT TO THURSDAY »
GAZA SITUATION “EXTREMELY FRAGILE”, WARNS UN POLITICAL CHIE »
PROGRESS BEING MADE ON MANY FRONTS, SAYS UN HEALTH CHIEF »
MAJOR CORPORATIONS INVEST IN UN-BACKED FIGHT AGAINST AIDS, TB, MALARIA »
Gaza: UN SECRETARY GENERAL VOICES CONCERN OVER CLOSURE OF GAZA CROSSING POINTS »
COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENT FOR GAZA IS WRONG: UN »
ATTACKS IN IRAQ DECREASE BUT INSUFFICIENT PROGRESS ON POLITICAL FRONT, UN REPORTS »
PNA ENRAGED AT ISRAEL MASSACRE IN GAZA STRIP * Hamas Pledges Retaliation “in Language Israelis Understand” »
YEMEN: GOVERNMENT DISTRIBUTES FREE MOSQUITO NETS IN BIT TO BEAT MALARIA »
UN POPULATION AGENCY RECEIVES RECORD DONATIONS FOR 2007 »
UN FORCE IN LEBANON HONES ITS LIVE FIRING SKILLS »
ARAB LEAGUE TO LAUNCH MASSIVE CAMPAIGN FOR IRAQI REFUGEES WITH UN HELP »
WESTERN SAHARA TALKS BEGING, EXPECTATIONS LOW »
WFP WARNS OF SHORTAGES IN FUNDING ITS ACTIVITIES IN GAZA »
NEW STUDY SAYS 151,000 IRAQI DEAD – UN STUDY »
WESTERN SAHARA TALKS BEGING, EXPECTATIONS LOW »
2008 SHOULD BE THE YEAR OF THE \”BOTTOM MILLION\”-BAN KI-MOON »
DEPLORING TERROR ATTACKS ON STAFF, BAN TELLS AL JAZEERA UN STANDS FOR WHOLE WORLD »
RIGHTS EXPERTS DEEPLY CONCERNED AT KENYAN VIOLENCE »
HOME & HOSPITAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH PNEUMONIA EQUALLY EFFECTIVE »
LIBYA TAKES OVER UN SECURITY COUNCIL LEADERSHIP »
NEW ROUND OF UN-LED TALKS ON WESTERN SAHARA TO START NEXT WEEK »
AFGHANISTAN: MULTIPLE HUMANITARIAN CHALLENGES IN 2008- OUTGOING UN ENVOY »
2008, INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF LANGUAGES »
SOMALIA: TOP UN ENVOY CALLS FOR RELEASE OF KIDNAPPED AID WORKERS »
GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES NEARLY $4.2 BILLION UN BUDGET DESPIT US OPPOSITION »
SOMALIA SECURITY COUNCIL APPEALS FOR DIALOGUE TOWARDS NATIONAL RECONCILIATION »
WORLD POWERS GATHER IN PARIS TO BANKROLL PALESTINIAN STATE »
BALI TALKS AGREE TO LAUNCH CLIMATE TREATY TALKS »
UN AGENCY ISSUES ATM CARDS TO ASSIST CASH-STRAPPED IRAQ REFUGEES »
RED CROSS ISSUES CALL FOR RELIEF IN GAZA »
GLOBAL EXPECTATION HIGH FOR CLIMATE CHANGE BREAKTHOUGH-BAN KI-MOON »
CREATING A WORLD FIT FOR CHILDREN FOCUS OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY HIGH-LEVEL EVENT »
UN MARKS HUMAN RIGHTS DAY »
NEW UN REPORT POINTS TO POWER OF RENEWABLE ENERGY TO MITIGATE CARBON EMISSIONS »
UN HEALTH AGENCY LAUNCHES NEW DRIVE TO DEVELOP CHILD-SIZE DRUGS »
IRAQ, UN LAUNCH PLAN TO AID RETURNING REFUGEES »
UNESCO MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF TRANSLATION INDEX »
HEAD OF UN PROBE INTO HARIRI ASSASSINATION “MORE CONFIDENT THAN EVER” OF SUCCESS »
UN LABOUR AGENCY SPOTLIGHTS NEED FOR DECENT WORK FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES »
UN FOOD AGENCY TO DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF IRAQI REFUGEES IN SYRIA IT HELPS »
UN CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE OPENS IN BALI WITH CALL FOR BREAKTHROUGH »
WORLD AIDS DAY MARKED WITH CALLS FOR RENEWED LEADERSHIP TO FIGHT EPIDEMIC »
UN SUPPORTS CREATION OF FIRST “CLOSED” JUVENILE REHABILITATION CENTRE IN AFGHANISTAN »
UN-BACKED TREE-PLANTING DRIVE HITS 1 BILLION GOAL AHEAD OF CLIMATE CHANGE TALKS »
NEW UN MANUAL LAUNCHED TO HELP VULNERABLE RURAL YOUTH IN AFRICA »
PIECEMEAL APPROACHES WILL NOT RESOLVE MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT-BAN KI-MOON »
NEW UN INTERNET CAMPAIGN TO ERADICATE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN LAUNCHED »
ELIMINATE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN »
UN INCREASES ASSISTANCE FOR CYCLONE VICTIMS IN BANGLADESH »
PREPAREDNESS KEY TO TACKLING GLOBAL FLU PANDEMIC, SAYS UN TOP OFFICIAL »
PROMOTING TOURISM FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES FOCUS 0F UN FORUM IN BANGKOK »
UN CALLS FOR BOOSTING TIES BETWEEN UN AND RED CROSS, RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES »
UN AGENCY AIRDROPS FOOD TO STRANDED BANGALDESH CYCLONE VICTIMS »
BANGLADESH CYCLONE DEATH TOLL AT 2.400, UN, ISLAMIC COUNTRIES PLEDGE FULL SUPPORT »
TOLERANCE POWERFUL TOOL IN FIGHTING TODAY GLOBAL THREATS »
UN ENVIROMENT AGENCY CHIEF URGES GLOBAL ACTION TO CURB MERCURY »
GLOBAL EFFORTS TO CLEAR LANDMINES BY 2010 FALTERING, SAYS UN-BACKED REPORT »
GLOBAL LANDMARKS LIGHT UP IN BLUE TO MARK UN 1ST DIABETES DAY »
UN-BACKED FUND TO FIGHT MAJOR DISEASES APPROVES $1.1 BILLION OF NEW GRANTS »
STEPS TO FOSTER HUMAN RIGHTS CULTURE URGED »
QATAR MARKS THE NATIONAL DAY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS »
UN ENVIROMENT AGENCY SETS UP THINK TANK ON RESOURCE MANAGEMENT »
GLOBAL CEREAL PRICES WILL REMAIN HIGH, UN AGRICULTURAL AGENCY FORECASTS »
CHAD: UN EXPERT URGES FAIR TRIAL OF THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR ATTEMP TO ABDUCT CHILDREN »
UN URGES STATES TO ELIMINATE CHEMICAL AND UNEXPLODED WEAPONARY »
GREATER GLOBAL PROTECTION NEEDED AGINST “PREDOCTABLE” NATURAL HAZARDS »
UN-BACKED MEETING IN ASIA FORGES COMMITMENT TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH »
FAMILIES RETURNING TO REFUGEE CAMP IN NORTHERN LEBANON, SAYS UN AGENCY »
UN, GOOGLE AND CISCO UNVEIL ONLINE TOOL IN BATTLE AGAINST GLOBAL POVERTY »
FILM FESTIVAL FOCUSES ON HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES »
UN-BACKED DRIVE AIMS TO BOOST BIRTH AND DEATH REGISTRATIONS WORLWIDE »
UN SAYS ISRAEL COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENT AGAINST PALESTINIANS IN GAZA: UN-ACCEPTABLE »
UN AGENCIES TEAM UP TO HELP SOMALI RAPE VICTIMS »
UNDP, JAPAN BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO SUPPORT IRAQ RECONSTRUCTION »
UN INDEPENDENT RIGHTS EXPERT CALLS FOR 5-YEAR FREEZE ON BIOFUEL PRODUCTION »
UN RELIEF CHIEF WARNS ON DETERIORATING CONDITIONS FACING PALESTINIANS »
NEW UN GUIDELINES TO HELP ASSESS HEALTHE OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH »
UN AND SUDANESE OFFICIALS TO LAUNCH NATIONWIDE POLIO IMMUNIZATION DRIVE »
UN REPORTS SHORTAGE OF ANAETHETICS IN OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORY »
UN RIGHTS ENVOY SLAMS MIDEAST QUARTET »
UN CALLS FOR GREATER INVESTMENT TO PREVENT MATERNAL DEATHS »
UN MARKS POVERTY ERADICATION DAY »
UN: LIBYA WINS SEAT ON SECURITY COUNCIL »
PROGRESS IN SLOWING MATERNAL DEATH TOO SLOW, UN WARNS »
WORLD FOOD DAY ON 16TH OCTOBER 2007 »
GLOBAL EDUCATION SPENDING CONCENTRATED IN FEW COUNTRIES-UNESCO REPORT »
IRAQ UN REPORTS WIDESPREAD RIGHTS ABUSES, URGES RESPONSE MEASURES »
UN MARKS THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR NATURAL DISASTER REDUCTION »
NEW GUIDE PUBLISHED BY UN AGENCY AIMS TO TEACH CHILDREN GOOD EATING HABITS »
UN ASSEMBLY MEETING SHOWED IMPORTANCE OF INTER-RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE –PRESIDENT »
STUDENTS IN GAZA UN SCHOOLS STRUGGLE »
SHORTAGE OF QUALIFIED TEACHERS MAIN OBSTACLE TO ACHIEVING EDUCATION FOR ALL-UN »
PLANNING GUIDE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE FOR CANCER PATIENTS RELEASED BY UN AGENCY »
UN REFUGEES CHIEF CALLS FOR NEW STRATEGIES TO TACKLE GLOBAL DISPLACEMENT »
UNICEF, SPECIAL OLYMPICS LAUNCH PROJECT TO AID CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES »
UN MARKS INTERNATIONAL DAY OF NON-VIOLENCE »
UN ISSUES AGE FRIENDLY CITIES GUIDE TO BOTH HELP AND TAP VALUE OF OLDER PEOPLE »
UN RIGHTS COUNCIL “FAILED” ON ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT »
MORE PALESTINIANS DIE AFTER BEING DENIED ACCESS THROUGH ISRAELI CHECKPOINTS, UN REPORTS »
DEADLY SEA EXODUS FROM SOMALIA TO YEMEN GAINS MOMENTUM, UN REPORTS »
UN LAUNCHES $ 220 MILLION CAMPAIGN TO EDUCATE 9 MILLION VULNERABLE CHILDREN »
UN MARKS PEACE DAY »
BAN KI-MOON DISPATCHES MYANMAR ENVOY TO REGION AS SITUATION WORSENS »
ISRAEL CONDEMNED BY HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL MEMBERS »
UN MERCENARY EXPERTS VOICE CONCERN OVER IRAQ »
GLOBAL LEADERS SHOW WILL FOR CLIMATE CHANGE »
MIDDLE EAST QUARTET BACKS \”SUBSTANTIVE AND SERIOUS\” MEETING SET FOR LATER THIS YEAR »
BAN CONCERNED BY ISRAEL CALLING GAZA AN ENEMY ENTITY »
UN GEN ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT SEEKS ACTION ON CLIMATE, TERROR, POVERTY »
GLOBAL FIGHT TO RESTORE OZONE LAYER HAILED BY UN CHIEF »
UN FUND APPROVES NEARLY $200 MILLION IN GRANTS AND LOANS TO HELP RURAL POOR »
OUTGOING GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT URGES MORE DIALOGUE AMONG CIVILIZATIONS »
AT LEAST 56 DIE AS PERILIOUS PEOPLE SMUGGLING RESUMES ACROSS GULF OF ADEN »
NUMBER OF CHOLERA CASES IN NORTHERN IRAQ DOUBLES, BUT DEATH TOLL REMAINS STATIC »
BAN KI-MOON LAUNCHES “UNPRECEDENTED” GROUP TO BOOST AFRICA DEVELOPMENT »
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL STARTS DIALOGUE WITH SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON RACISM AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION ON DEFAMATION OF RELIGIONS »
DESERTIFICATION & CLIMATE CHANGE COMBINE TO THREATEN DEVELOPMENT-BAN KI-MOON »
MILLIONS AT RISK OF EXPOSURE TO CHOLERA IN NORTHERN IRAQ, UN HEALTH AGENCY WARNS »
AFGHNAINISTAN MARKS PEACE DAY »
CHILE TO RECEIVE PALESTINIAN REFUGEES »
MARKING DAY TO PREVENT SUICIDE, UN STRESSES PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AT RISK »
UN CALLS FOR $55 MILLION TO REBUILD REFUGEE CAMP IN NORTHERN LEBANON »
IMMEDIATE ACTION CRUCIAL TO TACKLE AFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING, UN OFFICIAL WARNS »
ILO REPORT FLAGS POVERTY-PRODUCTIVITY LINK »
UN USES TEXT MESSAGING TO ALERT IRAQI REFUGEES ON NEW FOOD AID »
WHO WARNS ABOUT IMPACT OF DEPRESSION »
MICROCREDIT HELPS HARD-PRESSED PALESTINIANS SURVIVE, UN OFFICIAL SAYS »
UN WORRIED ABOUT NEWS REPORTS THAT AIDS VICTIMS ARE BEING BURIED ALIVE IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA »
Iraq: UN appoints veteran diplomat as top envoy »
WHO CALLS FOR MORE ATTENTION TO MENTAL HEALTH »
UN AGENCY FEARS RESUMPTION OF DEADLY EXODUS FROM AFRICA ACROSS GULF OF ADEN »
UN TO SEND HUMANITARIAN ASSESSMENT MISSION TO ETHIOPIA\ »
UN AMBASSDOR ANGELINA JOLIE HEARS OF SUFFERING, COURAGE FROM IRAQI REFUGEES »
UN HEALTH AGENCY AIDS IRAQI GOVERNMENT IN CHOLERA RESPONSE »
UN AND AID PARTNERS CALL FOR $20 MILLION TO HELP IN SUDANESE FLOOD RELIEF EFFORTS »
CONDITIONS DETERIORATING FOR TENS OF THOUSANDS OF IRAQI CHILDREN, UN REPORTS »
CHINESE SELECTED TO LEAD UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN WESTERN SAHARA »
DISPLACEMENT IN IRAQ SOAR AS HUMANITARIAN SITUATION WORSENS, UN REPORTS »
US RIGHTS GROUP WELCOMES GONZALES RESIGNATION »
TEHRAN TO HOST NAM MEETING ON \”HUMAN RIGHTS AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY”\ »
GLOBAL COOPERATION VITAL AS NEW DISEASES EMERGE AT UNPRECEDENTED RATE, WARNS UN »
YOUTH AT UN-BACKED CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS HARNESSING TECHNOLOGY TO SAVE ENVIROMENT »
GAZA STRIP: UN OFFICIAL WARNS OF WORSENING HUMANITARIAN CONDITIONS »
UN, INTERNATIONAL POLICING EXPERTS GATHER IN AUSTRALIA FOR GLOBAL POLICE MEETING »
EU TO RESUME GAZA FUEL AID AFTER LOCAL HUMAN RIGHTS BODIES WARNED OF CATASTROPHE IF BLACK OUT CONTINUED »
NEW UN GROUP LAUNCHED TO CURB BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS THREAT »
UN INTENSIFIES RELIEF EFFORTS IN WAKE OF DEVASTATING EARTHQUAKE IN PERU »
SAUDI BECOMES UN HUMANITARIAN ENVOY IN MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA »
UN AGENCY LAUNCHES NEW FOOD PROGRAMME FOR STRIFE-TORN YEMENI PROVINCE »
SECRETARY-GENERAL REMAINS CONCERNED ABOUT VIOLENCE IN LEBANON »
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS NORTHERN IRAQ BOMBINGS »
Yevgeny Primakov & Henry Kissinger, to Co-chair Joint US-Russian Human Rights Group »
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