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African-American and African Studies AAS 2224 Black Femininities and Masculinities in the US Media
Summer 2020 10581 001 SEM (3 Units)Closed 14 / 14 Lisa Shutt Wilson Hall 214 AAS 2559 New Course in African and African American Studies
Women Leaders in Africa Summer 2020 11242 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 8 / 20 Anne Rotich Nau Hall 141 Black Feminisms Summer 2020 12689 002 SEM (3 Units)Open 8 / 20 Paul Joseph Lopez Oro Bryan Hall 328 Sensing Africa Summer 2020 12771 003 SEM (3 Units)Open 18 / 20 Kwame Otu Web-Based Course American Studies AMST 2001 Introduction to American Studies
Summer 2020 10722 001 Lecture (3 Units)Closed 20 / 20 Matthew Hedstrom Bryan Hall 235 AMST 2559 New Course in American Studies
Black AF: Superhero Edition Summer 2020 11243 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 10 / 18 (16 / 18) Lisa Woolfork Shannon House 109 Black AF: superhero edition
Marvel’s depiction of the conflict between Professor X and Magneto has been read as an allegory for assimilation versus separatism for marginalized people. Specifically, Professor X has been compared to MLK and while Magneto represents Malcolm X. What happens when the allegory is removed? What is possible when we examine blackness directly within the genres of superhero and speculative fiction?
Luke Cage is bulletproof. T’Challa is king. Black Lightning and Thunder are metahumans. What are the limits of Blackness? Who draws those limits? What is imagined as possible for Black characters in the superhero, speculative, fantasy genres? Are black people allowed to transcend the boundaries of space, time, reason. Can black superheroes dismantle the greatest villain of all: the systems of power that rely upon dominance and violence as tools of extraction? Do such fictions and fantasies connect to the real world liberation of black people, if so how? If not, why not?
This course examines representations of Black Superlatives in select literature, film, and television. We will consider the varied roles that Blackness plays as an asset and liability for characterization, plot, theme, and the cultural influence of these creative works.
Works examined in this session include but are not limited to Watchmen (HBO), Raising Dion, See You Yesterday, Queen Sono, Siempre Una Bruja/Always a Witch, Black Lightning (on Netflix) Black Panther (film), in additional to short fiction/graphic fiction.
AMST 3559 New Course in American Studies
American Film Summer 2020 11244 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 7 / 18 (16 / 18) Sylvia Chong Web-Based Course Anthropology ANTH 2250 Nationalism, Racism, Multiculturalism
Summer 2020 12500 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 15 / 30 Sevil Baltali Tirpan New Cabell Hall 132 ANTH 2590 Social and Cultural Anthropology
Filmmaking and Experimental Ethnography Summer 2020 12503 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 8 / 30 Bremen Donovan New Cabell Hall 485 English-Literature ENGL 3560 Studies in Modern and Contemporary Literature
Global Identities Summer 2020 11250 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 15 / 20 (15 / 20) Christopher Krentz Shannon House 111 History-United States History HIUS 2001 American History to 1865
Summer 2020 10850 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 22 / 25 Christa Dierksheide Gibson Hall 242 HIUS 2053 American Slavery
Summer 2020 12387 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 9 / 25 Justene Hill Edwards Rouss Hall 403 HIUS 3071 The Coming of the Civil War
Summer 2020 12389 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 3 / 25 Stephanie Lawton Gibson Hall 242 online, asynchronous class HIUS 3172 America in Vietnam
Summer 2020 12390 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 22 / 25 Marc Selverstone Gibson Hall 141 HIUS 3191 American Jewish History
Summer 2020 12751 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 23 / 30 James Loeffler Web-Based Course Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering MAE 8999 Master's Thesis Research, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Summer 2020 12018 017 IND (1 - 12 Units)Open 0 / 30 Bradford Bennett TBA TBA Media Studies MDST 3502 Special Topics in Film Genre
The Horror Film Summer 2020 12396 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 47 / 49 Matthew Marshall Web-Based Course MDST 3505 Special Topics in Diversity and Identity in Media
Celebrity Culture Summer 2020 10818 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 34 / 40 Keara Goin Web-Based Course Intersectionality & the Media Summer 2020 12394 002 SEM (3 Units)Open 6 / 20 Keara Goin Bryan Hall 328 Welcome to all majors! Counts as Identity and Diversity Credit.
Web-based course Gender, Society, Film Summer 2020 12804 003 SEM (3 Units)Open 11 / 20 Andrea Press Web-Based Course Music MUSI 2120 History of Jazz Music
The Modern Civil Rights Movement As Heard Through Jazz: 1955-1968 Summer 2020 12399 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 10 / 25 (16 / 25) Rami Stucky Web-Based Course MUSI 3120 Jazz Studies
The Modern Civil Rights Movement As Heard Through Jazz: 1955-1968 Summer 2020 12400 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 6 / 25 (16 / 25) Rami Stucky Web-Based Course Politics-American Politics PLAP 3190 Judicial Process and Policy-Making
Summer 2020 12506 001 Lecture (3 Units)Closed 20 / 20 James Todd New Cabell Hall 383 PLAP 4500 Special Topics in American Politics
GIS in the Social Sciences Summer 2020 12403 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 10 / 15 Charles Kromkowski New Cabell Hall 268 Religion-General Religion RELG 2160 Religion in American Life and Thought from 1865 to the Present
Summer 2020 12417 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 16 / 20 Kevin Rose Gibson Hall 241 Sociology SOC 2320 Gender and Society
Summer 2020 12420 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 24 / 25 Abigail Moore Cocke Hall 115
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