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Summer 2009
Summer 2009
GE IV Humanities Courses
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ART 312
Computer Graphics
Special course fee $30.00 GE IVA Humanities-Fine Arts P: C S 100 recommended Beginning concepts in typography, illustration, and page layout taught with current professional software and computers. Call# 5848 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 8:00am- 1:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 217 and 8:00am- 1:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 212 Instructor: Luo, Jian |
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ARTH 112
Art History Survey II
GE IVA Humanities-Fine Arts Lecture series reviewing the fine arts in Western Europe and America from 1200 through the present century. Call# 5973 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 1:00pm- 4:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 101 Instructor: Hood, Eugene M. Jr. |
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ARTH 225
History of Graphic Design
GE IVA Humanities-Fine Arts Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Designed as a survey of the development of European and American graphic design in the twentieth century. Focus is on the styles and philosophies of the most influential designers of this period. Call# 5974 Section 001 3.0 cr June 08-July 03 9:15am-11:15am Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 101 Instructor: Theo, Christos M. |
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ENGL 150
Introduction to Literature
Special course fee $30.00 GE IVD Humanities-Literature Not available for juniors or seniors Delivery Mode: Online Appreciation and analysis of great works of literature in fiction (short story and novel), poetry, and drama, through the application of a range of critical techniques. Call# 5936 Section 801 3.0 cr May 18-June 19 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Manning, Carmen K. |
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ENGL 245
American Literature Since 1945
GE IVD Humanities-Literature; One Diversity Credit This course examines the past sixty-plus years, from the end of the Second World War to the start of the 21st century, through the work of American writers. Students will read a variety of genres—short story, novel, drama, poetry—that reveal changes not only in how we live but how we communicate. Authors include David Mamet, Sylvia Plath, Ralph Ellison, and Tim O’Brien. Call# 5048 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:15am-12:15pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 212 Instructor: Hildebrand, John S. |
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ENGL 275
The Novel
Special course fee $30.00 GE IVD Humanities-Literature Delivery Mode: Online Analysis and discussion of ideas and literary techniques found in the novel with attention to such writers as Austen, Hawthorne, Twain, Joyce, Dostoevsky, Woolf, Heller. Call# 5937 Section 801 3.0 cr June 08-July 31 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Preston-Simon, Elizabeth |
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ENGL 296
Perspectives on Women's Literature
GE IVD Humanities-Literature; One Diversity Credit Cross-listed with WMNS 296 IMAGES CONTMP LIT Small and large group discussions about images of women as they appear in contemporary literature. Multi-cultural approach, two papers, short reading responses, much class discussion. Call# 5927 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 10:30am- 1:35pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 226 Instructor: Loeb, Karen |
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ENGL 357
Shakespearean Topics
GE IVD Humanities-Literature P: Three credits of literature at the 100 or 200 level CINEMATIC SHAKESP Through close analysis of full-length versions and excerpted clips, we will consider the history of Shakespeare on film and film as a means of textual interpretation of Shakespeare’s works. Call# 5050 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:15am-12:15pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 323 Instructor: Kemp, Theresa D. |
FLTR (Foreign Literature in Translation)
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FLTR 250
Classical Mythology
GE IVD Humanities-Literature Greek and Roman myths and legends that have an important place in Western culture. Given in English. Call# 5651 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 12:00pm- 2:45pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 306 Instructor: Waters, Matthew W. |
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HIST 192
Origins of Current World Conflicts
GE IVC Humanities-History; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Three or four topics selected from the following: Middle East, Russia-China, Yugoslavia, Poland, Northern Ireland, and other areas of past, present, or future conflict. Emphasis on past national, religious, economic, and social developments as they relate to the present. Call# 5968 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:15am-11:55am Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 223 Instructor: Lazda, Paulis I. Delivery Mode: Online Special course fee $30.00 Call# 5969 Section 801 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Turner, Patricia R. |
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HIST 210
African American History 1865 to Present
Special course fee $30.00 GE IVC Humanities-History; Three Diversity Credits Delivery Mode: Online Course includes information on lynching, the Civil Rights Movement, and race relations. Call# 5970 Section 801 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Ducksworth-Lawton, Selika M. |
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HIST 366
History of Middle East Since Muhammad
Special course fee $30.00 GE IVC Humanities-History; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Delivery Mode: Online Includes Arabia at birth of Muhammad, Islam, Arab Empire, peoples of Middle East, European contact, emergence of contemporary nations, oil and oil pricing, national and international problems. Call# 5972 Section 801 3.0 cr June 08-July 03 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Lang, Katherine H. |
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HIST 393 /593
Roots of Selected Contemp World Problems
Special course fee $30.00 GE IVC Humanities-History P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Delivery Mode: Online Selected world problems depending on student interest and staff. Number of credits assigned will vary according to the nature of the topic. Consult Class Schedule or department office for current offering. HIST&MEMORY-EUROP Call# 5971 Section 801G 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Sanislo, Teresa M. Oberly, James W. |
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HIST 411 /611
Latin America Since Independence
GE IVC Humanities-History; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Cross-listed with LAS 411 P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Credit may not be earned in both HIST 411 and LAS 411 Political, economic, and cultural development from independence to present. Primary emphasis on Mexico and Brazil. Call# 5977 Section 001G 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 1:00pm- 3:40pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 223 Instructor: Pinero, Eugene |
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LAS 411 /611
Latin America Since Independence
GE IVC Humanities-History; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Cross-listed with HIST 411 P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Credit may not be earned in both HIST 411 and LAS 411 Political, economic, and cultural development from independence to present. Primary emphasis on Mexico and Brazil. Call# 6022 Section 001G 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 1:00pm- 3:40pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 223 Instructor: Pinero, Eugene |
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MUSI 110
Music Appreciation
GE IVA Humanities-Fine Arts Master works and historical eras of Western music; nontechnical, offered for enjoyment and enrichment of cultural background. Call# 5876 Section 001 3.0 cr June 08-July 03 10:30am-12:45pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 159 Instructor: Rondon, Tulio J. |
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MUSI 112
History of Rock and Pop
GE IVA Humanities-Fine Arts; One Diversity Credit No credit toward music major or minor programs. Non-technical stylistic development and history of popular music in the United States and United Kingdom from approximately 1955 through 1985. Emphasis placed on developing perceptive listening skills and analyzing cultural and social contexts. Call# 5877 Section 001 3.0 cr July 06-July 31 9:30am-11:45am Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 159 Instructor: Jones, Ryan P. |
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PHIL 120
Moral Problems in Contemporary Life
GE IVB Humanities-Philosophy/Religious Studies Meets Foreign Culture Requirement No credit if taken after PHIL 220 This course will introduce students to philosophy by exploring a variety of contemporary issues in ethics. Students will learn to weigh the pros and cons for alternative positions by discussing a variety of concrete moral problems in today’s society. Call# 5381 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:15am-12:15pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 231 Instructor: Meyer, Matthew P. |
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PHIL 310
Philosophy of Law
GE IVB Humanities-Philosophy/Religious Studies Introduces major theories and arguments concerning the nature of law and the relationship between law and justice. Topics include legal positivism, natural law, punishment, causation, liability, abortion, and the death penalty. Call# 5383 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 1:00pm- 4:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 310 Instructor: McAleer, Sean |
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RELS 100
Intro to the Religions of the World
GE IVB Humanities-Philosophy/Religious Studies One Diversity Credit; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Basic teachings of the world’s major religions including tribal traditions, Western religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam), Indian religions (Hinduism and Buddhism), and Far Eastern religions (Confucianism, Taoism, and Shinto). Call# 5478 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:15am-12:15pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 310 Instructor: Fink, Steven R. Call# 5479 Section 002 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 1:00pm- 4:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 204 Instructor: Kennedy, Kathryn W. Delivery Mode: Online Special course fee $30.00 Call# 5912 Section 801 3.0 cr July 06-July 31 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Burns, Charlene P. E. |
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RELS 110
Basic Issues in Religion
GE IVB Humanities-Philosophy/Religious Studies Meets Foreign Culture Requirement A study of the meaning of religion, the nature of religious thought, and an examination of such issues as God, salvation, evil, and selected topics in the relation between religion and the secular world. Call# 5480 Section 001 3.0 cr June 08-July 02 1:00pm- 3:45pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu. HHH 310 Instructor: Spina, Stephen J. |
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RELS 353
Emancipating Eve and Adam
GE IVB Humanities-Philosophy/Religious Studies Cross-listed with WMNS 353 P: One course in religious studies or in women's studies Credit may not be earned in both RELS 353 and WMNS 353 Study of the treatment of women throughout history in Jewish and Christian religions. In-depth discussions of both current women’s movement transforming those religions and proposed alternatives to those traditions. Call# 5910 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:15am-12:15pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 324 Instructor: Juett, Joanne C. |
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THEA 101
Theatre Appreciation
GE IVA Humanities-Fine Arts No credit toward theatre arts majors. An introduction to the elements of theatre through the medium of film. The various components of theatre—play form and structure, acting, scenic elements, etc.—will be discussed and analyzed through the use of film. Call# 5904 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 8:30am-11:30am Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 159 Instructor: Wayth, Laura C. Call# 5905 Section 002 3.0 cr June 08-July 03 1:30pm- 3:45pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HFA 159 Instructor: Wayth, Laura C. |
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WMNS 210
Culture of Third Wave Feminism
GE IVE Humanities-Interdisciplinary Studies One Diversity Credit No credit if taken after WMNS 280, Culture of Third Wave. Explores third wave feminist culture which is defined by age—born 1964-1973—or by ideology: untrammeled feminist heroine who is assertive, exuberantly pro-sex, yet determined to hold her own in the world. Call# 5916 Section 001 3.0 cr June 08-July 02 9:15am-11:45am Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu. HHH 204 Instructor: See, Patti K. |
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WMNS 296
Perspectives on Women's Literature
GE IVD Humanities-Literature; One Diversity Credit Cross-listed with ENGL 296 IMAGES CONTMP LIT Small and large group discussions about images of women as they appear in contemporary literature. Multi-cultural approach, two papers, short reading responses, much class discussion. Call# 5928 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 10:30am- 1:35pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 226 Instructor: Loeb, Karen |
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WMNS 301
Examining Women's Studies
GE IVE Humanities-Interdisciplinary Studies One Diversity Credit; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Service-Learning Optional Interdisciplinary overview of focusing on women’s lives in the United States and globally, as influenced by gender, ethnicity, class, sexuality, cultural institutions, social practices, and representations. Familiarizes students with fundamental concepts and analysis tools in women’s studies. Call# 5914 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:00am-12:00pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 221 Instructor: Kernan, Barbara L. |
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WMNS 353
Emancipating Eve and Adam
GE IVB Humanities-Philosophy/Religious Studies Cross-listed with RELS 353 P: One course in religious studies or in women's studies Credit may not be earned in both RELS 353 and WMNS 353 Study of the treatment of women throughout history in Jewish and Christian religions. In-depth discussions of both current women’s movement transforming those religions and proposed alternatives to those traditions. Call# 5911 Section 001 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 9:15am-12:15pm Mon.Tue.Wed.Thu.Fri. HHH 324 Instructor: Juett, Joanne C. |
