Complete Schedule of Classes Satisfying the Artistic, Interpretive, & Philosophical Inquiry Requirement - Summer 2020
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A liberal education should develop in students an ability to interpret, evaluate and participate in artistic expression and abstract argument. Cultivating these sensibilities fosters a more profound understanding of and connection to one's own subjective experience of a mutually perceivable world. Courses in this category will develop a student's capacity to conceptualize shared meaning from words, objects and performance, which is fundamental to the activities of all other disciplines.
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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 American Studies AMST 2001 Introduction to American Studies
Summer 2020 10722 001 Lecture (3 Units)Closed 20 / 20 Matthew Hedstrom Bryan Hall 235 Anthropology 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 ANTH 3240 The Anthropology of Food
Summer 2020 12504 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 20 / 30 Giancarlo Rolando Rouss Hall 403 ANTH 3300 Tournaments and Athletes
Summer 2020 12505 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 19 / 30 George Mentore Rouss Hall 403 History of Art ARTH 1503 Art and the Premodern World
Art and Astronomy Summer 2020 11256 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 17 / 20 Eric Ramirez-Weaver Fayerweather Hall 206 ARTH 2559 New Course in History of Art
Art Now Summer 2020 11257 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 7 / 20 Christa Robbins Fayerweather Hall 206 A survey of contemporary art (satisfies art history req for studio majors). Classes will be synchronous, via zoom. Love, Lust, and Desire in Italian Renaissance Art Summer 2020 11262 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 7 / 20 Betsy Purvis Fayerweather Hall 208 ARTH 2772 Dark Men and Deadly Women: Noir and American Cinema
Summer 2020 11258 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 20 / 25 Carmenita Higginbotham Web-Based Course ARTH 3559 New Course in History of Art
Powerhouses of Britain Summer 2020 11259 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 7 / 9 (7 / 9) Dylan Spivey Fayerweather Hall 208 Studio Art ARTS 2000 Introduction to Studio Art
Summer 2020 11260 001 STO (3 Units)Open 7 / 18 Matthew Shelton Ruffin Hall 319 ARTS 2610 Drawing I
Summer 2020 10608 001 STO (3 Units)Open 9 / 18 Akemi Ohira Ruffin Hall 203 ARTS 4900 Advanced Project in Art
Summer 2020 10709 002 IND (1 - 4 Units)Open 1 / 15 William Wylie TBA Summer 2020 10711 004 IND (1 - 4 Units)Open 0 / 10 Akemi Ohira TBA Summer 2020 10756 005 IND (1 - 4 Units)Permission 0 / 5 William Bennett TBA Classics CLAS 2040 Greek Mythology
Summer 2020 10200 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 14 / 18 Vergil Parson New Cabell Hall 368 CLAS 2559 New Course in Classics
The Bard and the Stage: Homer & Greek Tragedy Summer 2020 12747 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 6 / 30 Ivana Petrovic TBA Drama DRAM 1220 Art of the Creature
Summer 2020 11574 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 7 / 12 Steven Warner Drama Education Bldg 115B DRAM 2020 Acting I
Summer 2020 10723 002 SEM (3 Units)Open 3 / 12 Cady Garey Drama Education Bldg B006 DRAM 2070 Public Speaking
Summer 2020 10638 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 9 / 12 Theresa Davis Drama Education Bldg 206 Summer 2020 10761 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 7 / 12 Theresa Davis Drama Education Bldg 206 Summer 2020 12991 003 Lecture (3 Units)Open 4 / 12 Theresa Davis Drama Education Bldg 217 DRAM 2620 Sound Design
Summer 2020 10598 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 5 / 12 Michael Rasbury Drama Education Bldg B010 DRAM 3730 Screenwriting
Summer 2020 10809 001 WKS (3 Units)Open 8 / 12 (10 / 12) Doug Grissom New Cabell Hall 211 English-Literature ENGL 2506 Studies in Poetry
Love Poetry Summer 2020 12953 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 11 / 18 Andrew Stauffer Web-Based Course You can read the “Love” of this course’s title as an adjective, noun, or imperative verb: we are going to deepen our love of poetry by studying the poetry of love written across time periods (from antiquity to the present) and global cultures: from Sappho and Horace to Rita Dove and Lisa Russ Spaar. We will be looking closely at how poems work -- how they accomplish their particular magic – while also thinking about the varieties of love and the complexities each offers to language and to art. Daily writing and small group conversation, occasional larger group meetings where you will be called on to speak, two formal papers, and a concluding exercise. ENGL 2508 Studies in Fiction
Oh No! Dystopias and Apocalypses Summer 2020 11248 002 SEM (3 Units)Closed 17 / 18 Patricia Sullivan Web-Based Course In this studies in fiction course, we will read short stories, a short novel or two, and watch some short television shows (think Black Mirror) or films about the fear of things going horribly wrong. Along the way we will practice close reading strategies; reflect on acts of interpretation through brief references to some works by literary and cultural critics; and inquire into some of the elements, functions, and effects of narratives. Students will write regular reading responses, lead discussions with brief oral presentations, write two short essays, and take a final exam.
Fulfills Second Writing Requirement/WE. ENGL 3825 Desktop Publishing
Summer 2020 11253 001 SEM (3 Units)Closed 15 / 16 James Livingood Web-Based Course This class has no textbook costs but does require students to rent Adobe InDesign software for one month (about $30). Students may optionally choose to print their final projects using print-on-demand for approximately $12. Writing and Rhetoric ENWR 2700 News Writing
Summer 2020 10230 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 12 / 18 Heidi Nobles Web-Based Course ENWR 2800 Public Speaking
Speaking Digital Publics Summer 2020 11255 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 11 / 14 Kevin Smith Web-Based Course Public Speaking: Speaking Digital Publics will examine what it means to “speak” to a “public” in the digital age. Students will engage in the production and analysis of digital forms of public speaking, such as vlogs, Zoom presentations, podcasts, videos, and social media posts. We will collectively ask where and how digital publics are addressed, to what ends, and in what forms. We will develop rhetorical frameworks for analyzing and preparing forms of digital public address and reflect on how these frameworks might prepare us for public speaking IRL.
This course will meet online synchronously (that is, live at the designated meeting time) via Zoom.
This course satisfies the Second Writing Requirement (SWR). Global Studies-Global Studies GSGS 3559 New Course in Global Studies
Global Identities in Literature Summer 2020 12699 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 0 / 20 (15 / 20) Christopher Krentz Shannon House 111 Media Studies MDST 2710 Screenwriting
Summer 2020 10810 001 WKS (3 Units)Open 2 / 12 (10 / 12) Doug Grissom New Cabell Hall 211 MDST 3409 LGBTQ Issues in the Media
Summer 2020 10730 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 3 / 20 Andre Cavalcante Nau Hall 142 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 Gender, Society, Film Summer 2020 12804 003 SEM (3 Units)Open 11 / 20 Andrea Press Web-Based Course MDST 3712 Interactive Storytelling
Website 12702 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 4 / 20 Sean Duncan Contact Department Offered entirely online and with standard grading options. Please see website link for more info! 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 2559 New Course in Music
Introduction to Making Beats Summer 2020 12683 002 Lecture (3 Units)Permission 2 / 15 (5 / 15) Ted Coffey Old Cabell Hall 107 Introduction to Listening to Film Summer 2020 12507 003 Lecture (3 Units)Open 3 / 20 (4 / 20) Anna Nisnevich TBA 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 MUSI 3400 Ecoacoustics
Summer 2020 12508 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 4 / 20 Christopher Luna Old Cabell Hall B012 MUSI 3559 New Course in Music
Talking in Music Summer 2020 12509 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 8 / 10 John Dearth Old Cabell Hall B018 Make Beats Summer 2020 12684 002 Lecture (3 Units)Permission 3 / 15 (5 / 15) Ted Coffey Old Cabell Hall 107 MUSI 4559 New Course in Music
Listening to Film Summer 2020 12510 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 1 / 20 (4 / 20) Anna Nisnevich TBA Philosophy PHIL 1510 Introductory Philosophy Seminars
Ethics in the Digital Age Summer 2020 10839 001 Lecture (3 Units)Closed 16 / 20 Nikolina Cetic New Cabell Hall 107 Mind in the Early Modern Age Summer 2020 10840 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 8 / 20 Torrance Fung Monroe Hall 114 Technology: Risks, Responsibility, and Agency Access the syllabus from the link below. Syllabus 10841 003 Lecture (3 Units)Open 3 / 20 Nazim Adakli Monroe Hall 111 Contact the instructor at na4az@virginia.edu Feminist Ethics Syllabus 10843 005 Lecture (3 Units)Open 2 / 20 Lily Greenway Monroe Hall 114 Philosophy of Mental Health Summer 2020 12401 006 Lecture (3 Units)Open 15 / 20 Elyse Oakley Monroe Hall 114 Asynchronous--disregard SIS indication that it is in person. If you have any questions please email me at eo8ut@virginia.edu. Politics-Political Theory PLPT 3010 Ancient and Medieval Political Theory
Summer 2020 12405 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 10 / 20 Janet Lawler Gibson Hall 141 PLPT 3030 Contemporary Political Thought
Summer 2020 12406 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 13 / 15 Murad Idris New Cabell Hall 485 Religion-Christianity RELC 3030 Jesus and the Gospels
Summer 2020 10827 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 14 / 20 Jeannie Sellick Rouss Hall 403 Slavic SLAV 2360 Dracula
Summer 2020 10640 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 142 / 200 Stanley Stepanic Web-Based Course Summer 2020 10605 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 67 / 200 Stanley Stepanic Web-Based Course Summer 2020 10577 003 Lecture (3 Units)Open 29 / 100 Stanley Stepanic Web-Based Course Sociology SOC 3559 New Course in Sociology
Sociology of the Body Summer 2020 12422 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 15 / 25 David Skubby TBA SOC 4010 Sociology of Music
Summer 2020 12424 001 SEM (3 Units)Open 16 / 25 Alexander C Sutton New Cabell Hall 027 Spanish SPAN 3410 Survey of Spanish Literature II (1700 to Present)
Summer 2020 10142 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 8 / 18 Alicia Lopez Opere Web-Based Course Summer 2020 13024 002 Lecture (3 Units)Open 7 / 18 Paula Sprague Web-Based Course Women and Gender Studies WGS 2100 Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Studies
Summer 2020 10578 001 Lecture (3 Units)Open 26 / 30 Lisa Speidel New Cabell Hall 338
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