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2022-2023 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Course List by Subject
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Academic Resource Centers
Alternate Language Study Option (ALSO) Program
No Active Courses Available American Studies
Anthropology
- • ANT 104 - Anthropological Inquiries
- • ANT 104-01 - Anthropological Inquiries
- • ANT 104-01, 02 & 03 - Anthropologicial Inquiries
- • ANT 104-03 - Anthropological Inquires
- • ANT 104-04 - Introduction to Anthropological Inquires
- • ANT 195-01 - Introductory Special Topic: Prehistoric Technologies
- • ANT 195-01 - Introductory Special Topic: Sumak Kaway and Ikigai: Living Well and Finding Meaning in a Global World
- • ANT 205 - Human Evolution
- • ANT 210 - Illness, Healing, and Culture
- • ANT 220 - Racing Through Genetics
- • ANT 221 - Primate Behavior and Taxonomy
- • ANT 225 - Biological Determinism and the Myth of Race
- • ANT 231 - Disasters, Society and Culture
- • ANT 235 - The Anthropology of American Culture
- • ANT 238 - Cultural and Political Ecology
- • ANT 240 - Intentional Communities
- • ANT 246 - Anthropology of the Modern Middle East and North Africa
- • ANT 250 - Language Contact
- • ANT 252 - Culture and Agriculture
- • ANT 254 - Jews, Diaspora and Antisemitism
- • ANT 260 - Language, Culture, and Society
- • ANT 261 - Agriculture, Religion, and Empire: Old World Prehistory
- • ANT 262 - Archaeology of North America
- • ANT 265 - Ethnography of Communication: Method and Theory
- • ANT 267 - Aztecs, Incas, and Mayas
- • ANT 268 - Language, Gender and Sexuality
- • ANT 277 - Anthropology of Global Migrations
- • ANT 280 - Theories of Culture
- • ANT 285 - Anthropology, Violence, and Human Rights
- • ANT 290 - Archaeological Field Methods
- • ANT 291 - Methods of Empirical Investigation
- • ANT 292 - Ethnographic Research Methods
- • ANT 293 - Applied Research for Community Development
- • ANT 295-01 - Special Topic: Historical Archaeology
- • ANT 295-01 - Special Topic: Politics of the Past: Archaeology and Museums
- • ANT 295-02 - Special Topic: Graphic Medicine: Reading Medical Comics Anthropologically
- • ANT 295-02 - Special Topic: Nature and Culture on the American Prairie
- • ANT 295-03 - Special Topic: Human Osteology
- • ANT 295-04 - Special Topic: Are You Not Entertained? The Anthropology and Semiotics of “Fun”
- • ANT 295-05 - Special Topic: Evolution and Running
- • ANT 295-06 - Special Topic: Evolution and Reproduction
- • ANT 305 - The Cultural Politics of Fashion
- • ANT 323 - Anthropomorphisms
- • ANT 324 - War, Peace, and Human Nature
- • ANT 326 - Anthropology of Religion
- • ANT 355 - Collective Memory in Anthropological Perspective
- • ANT 365 - Fighting Words: Conflict, Discourse, and Power
- • ANT 375 - Experimental Archaeology and Ethnoarchaeology
- • ANT 377 - War, Religion, and Politics in the Puebloan Southwest
- • ANT 395-01 - Advanced Special Topic: Body and Religion in the Middle Ages
- • ANT 395-02 - Advanced Special Topic: Anthropological Approaches to Global Hip Hop(s)
- • ANT 395-02 - Advanced Special Topic: Landscapes of Social Inequality
- • ANT 399 - Directed Research
Art History
Biological Chemistry
Biology
Center for Teaching Learning and Assessment
Chemistry
Chinese and Japanese
Classics
Computer Science
Digital Studies
East Asian Studies
Economics
Education
English
Environmental Studies
European Studies
Film and Media Studies
French and Arabic
Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies
- • GWS 111 - Introduction to Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies
- • GWS 195-01 - Introductory Special Topic: Sumak Kaway and Ikigai: Living Well and Finding Meaning in a Global World
- • GWS 211 - Foundations of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Studies
- • GWS 235 - Feminism and Popular Culture
- • GWS 249 - Theory and Methodology in Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies
- • GWS 257 - Growing Up Girl
- • GWS 274 - Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Modern Germany
- • GWS 295-01 - Special Topic: Queering Digital Humanities
- • GWS 324 - Critical Race Feminisms
- • GWS 331 - Studies in American Prose II
- • GWS 357 - Feminist Educations
- • GWS 395-01 - Advanced Special Topic: Queer and Trans Literatures
- • GWS 395-02 - Advanced Special Topic: Gender in Post-WWII East Asia
- • GWS 495 - Senior Seminar
- • GWS 495-01 & 02 - Senior Seminar: Bad Feminists, Bad Critics
General Literary Studies
General Science
General Studies
No Active Courses Available German Studies
Global Development Studies
History
- • CLS 295-01 - Special Topic: Between Fact and Fiction: Greek and Roman Histories.
- • HIS 30x - Advanced Studies in Latin America History
- • HIS 31x - Advanced Studies in United States History
- • HIS 32x - Advanced Studies in United States History
- • HIS 33x - Advanced Studies in Western European and British History
- • HIS 34x - Advanced Studies in Russian History
- • HIS 35x - Advanced Studies in Historiography and Ancient History
- • HIS 36x - Advanced Studies in African & Middle-Eastern History
- • HIS 37x - Advanced Studies in Asian History
- • HIS 38X - Advanced Studies in Comparative and Transregional History
- • HIS 100 - Introduction to Historical Inquiry
- • HIS 100-01 - Introduction to Historical Inquiry
- • HIS 100-01 - Introduction to Historical Inquiry
- • HIS 100-02 - Introduction to Historical Inquiry
- • HIS 100-02 - Introduction to Historical Inquiry
- • HIS 100-03 - Introduction to Historical Inquiry
- • HIS 100-04 - Introduction to Historical Inquiry
- • HIS 195-01 - Introductory Special Topic: Classical Asia
- • HIS 201 - Colonial Latin America
- • HIS 202 - Modern Latin America
- • HIS 210 - Historical Perspectives on US Education
- • HIS 212 - Democracy in America, 1789–1848
- • HIS 214 - The American Civil War and Reconstruction
- • HIS 220 - U.S. Environmental History
- • HIS 221 - Being Muslim in American
- • HIS 222 - Women in American History
- • HIS 223 - Health and Medicine in American History
- • HIS 224 - Sex in American History
- • HIS 225 - Native American History, 1491–1865
- • HIS 226 - Native American History, 1871 to Present
- • HIS 227 - African American History
- • HIS 232 - Medieval Europe, 400 - 1400
- • HIS 233 - Renaissance, Reformations, Explorations
- • HIS 234 - Tudors and Stuarts, 1485-1707
- • HIS 235 - Britain in the Age of Enlightenment
- • HIS 236 - Modern Britain and the Empire
- • HIS 237 - The Spectacle of Modern France
- • HIS 238 - The Making of Modern Germany
- • HIS 239 - Tyrants and Tunesmiths: Opera, Politics, and Society in Modern Europe
- • HIS 242 - The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
- • HIS 244 - Ivan and Fritz Go to War: World War II on the Eastern Front
- • HIS 255 - History of Ancient Greece
- • HIS 257 - The Roman Republic
- • HIS 258 - The Roman Empire
- • HIS 261 - Southern Africa
- • HIS 262 - Modern Africa from the Sahara to the Zambezi
- • HIS 265 - The Crusades in the Middle East
- • HIS 266 - History of the Modern Middle East
- • HIS 268 - Islam and Gender
- • HIS 271 - Imperial Collisions in the Asia-Pacific
- • HIS 275 - China’s Revolutions
- • HIS 277 - China’s Rise
- • HIS 281 - Science and Society
- • HIS 282 - Contextualizing Opera: The NY Metropolitan Opera Live in HD Broadcasts
- • HIS 283 - When the World Becomes Global: Early Modern Empire, Expansion, and Exchange
- • HIS 284 - Surveillance in Modern History
- • HIS 285 - Islamic Law in Theory and Practice
- • HIS 295-01 - Special Topic: Foundations of US Popular Culture
- • HIS 295-01 - Special Topic: Looking Closer: Botanical Drawing and its Social Origins
- • HIS 295-02 - Special Topic: Modern China - A history from the margins
- • HIS 295-02 - Special Topic: Modern China: A History from the Margins
- • HIS 295-03 - Special Topic: Modern Japan
- • HIS 295-04 - Special Topic: Between Fact and Fiction: Greek and Roman Histories
- • HIS 309-01 - Latin America and the U.S.
- • HIS 311-01 - Politics in Early American Republic
- • HIS 324-01 - Illicit Medicine
- • HIS 327-01 - The Civil Rights Movement
- • HIS 342-01 - Stalinism
- • HIS 377 - Issues in Making Modern China
- • HIS 382-01 - Advanced Tutorial: Modern Classics of Historical Writing
- • HIS 388-01 - Advanced Studies: The (Cultural) Cold War: Global History
- • HIS 499 - Mentored Advanced Project
Humanities
Latin American Studies
Linguistics
Mathematics and Statistics
Music
Neuroscience
Peace and Conflict Studies
Philosophy
Physical Education
Physics
Policy Studies
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
- • CLS 395-01 - Advanced Special Topic: Roman Religion, Ritual, and Identities
- • REL 101 - Studying Religion: Judaism and Christianity
- • REL 102 - Studying Religion: America
- • REL 103 - Studying Religion: the Middle East
- • REL 104 - Studying Religion: India
- • REL 105 - Studying Religion: East Asia
- • REL 195-01 - Introductory Special Topic: Studying Religion: Black Religious Traditions
- • REL 195-01 - Introductory Special Topic: Studying Religion: Black Religious Traditions
- • REL 211 - The Hebrew Bible
- • REL 214 - The Christian Scriptures
- • REL 220 - The Traditions of Islam
- • REL 221 - Being Muslim in America
- • REL 222 - The Life of the Quran
- • REL 224 - Zen Buddhism
- • REL 225 - The Buddhist Tradition
- • REL 226 - Religious Traditions of India
- • REL 227 - Global Christianities
- • REL 228 - Gods of Bollywood
- • REL 229 - Violence and Nonviolence
- • REL 240 - Religion is Everywhere
- • REL 241 - Religion, Law, and Politics
- • REL 250 - Spirituality
- • REL 251 - Religion, Philosophy, and the Good Life
- • REL 252 - Religion, Healing, and Health
- • REL 254 - Women and Religion
- • REL 256 - Religion and Politics in Modern China
- • REL 265 - The Crusades in the Middle East
- • REL 268 - Islam and Gender
- • REL 285 - Islamic Law in Theory and Practice
- • REL 295-01 - Special Topic: Religion and Hip-Hop
- • REL 295-01 - Special Topic: Religions, Race, and American Evangelicalism
- • REL 311 - Theory and Method in the Study of Religion
- • REL 326 - Anthropology of Religion
- • REL 394 - Advanced Topics in Religious Studies
- • REL 394-01 - Advanced Topics: Putting Religious Studies to Work
- • REL 395-01 - Advanced Special Topic: Roman Religion, Ritual, and Identities
Russian
Russian, Central European, and Eurasian Studies
Science, Medicine & Society
Social Studies
Sociology
Spanish
Statistics
Studies in Africa, Middle East, and South Asia
Studio Art
Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies
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