Complete Schedule of Classes Satisfying the Cultures & Societies of the World Requirement - Summer 2020
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A liberal education should introduce students to the wide variety of social systems, institutions, and cultures around the world. Courses in this category will expose students to the legal, political, religious and cultural systems of a broad range of societies and help students understand how beliefs, ideas, and practices are socially organized. Such courses should also help students understand connections between and among different societies.
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African-American and African Studies
Women Leaders in Africa 11242 001 SEM (3)Open 8 / 20 Anne Rotich Nau Hall 141 Anthropology
12499 001 Lecture (3)Open 7 / 30 Karim Mata Physics Bldg 210
12500 001 Lecture (3)Open 15 / 30 Sevil Baltali Tirpan New Cabell Hall 132
12504 001 Lecture (3)Open 20 / 30 Giancarlo Rolando Rouss Hall 403
12505 001 Lecture (3)Open 19 / 30 George Mentore Rouss Hall 403 Classics
10200 001 Lecture (3)Open 14 / 18 Vergil Parson New Cabell Hall 368
Ancient Greek Magic and Religion 12746 001 Lecture (3)Open 6 / 30 Andrej Petrovic TBA French
12773 001 SEM (3)Open 2 / 15 Elizabeth Hall Web-Based Course
A la carte: Gastronomy in Contemporary France 12789 001 Lecture (3)Open 7 / 15 Jennifer Holm Web-Based Course If you have any questions, please contact me. Francophone North Africa: Literature, Art & Cinema Direct from Tunisia! 12788 002 Lecture (3)Open 3 / 15 Ferial Boutaghou +1 Web-Based Course
A la carte: Gastronomy in Contemporary France 12790 001 Lecture (3)Open 7 / 15 Jennifer Holm Web-Based Course If you have any questions, please contact me. Global Studies-Global Studies
10817 001 Lecture (3)Open 12 / 20 Laura Goldblatt Nau Hall 142 History-African History
10844 001 Lecture (4)Open 10 / 20 James La Fleur Nau Hall 211 History-European History
10847 001 Lecture (3)Open 9 / 20 Erik Linstrum Nau Hall 242 History-Middle Eastern History
12392 001 Lecture (3)Open 41 / 48 Kristen Alff Web-Based Course History-General History
12793 001 Lecture (3)Open 14 / 20 Jeffrey Rossman Contact Department
12393 001 Lecture (3)Open 14 / 25 Joshua Morrison Gibson Hall 211 History-United States History
12389 001 Lecture (3)Open 3 / 25 Stephanie Lawton Gibson Hall 242 online, asynchronous class
12390 001 Lecture (3)Open 22 / 25 Marc Selverstone Gibson Hall 141
12751 001 Lecture (3)Open 23 / 30 James Loeffler Web-Based Course Politics-American Politics
10685 001 SEM (3)Closed 18 / 20 Paul Freedman Web-Based Course Politics-Comparative Politics
10544 001 SEM (3)Open 24 / 30 Yuri Urbanovich Contact Department Religion-General Religion
10831 001 Lecture (3)Open 19 / 20 Michael Allen Gibson Hall 241
12417 001 Lecture (3)Open 16 / 20 Kevin Rose Gibson Hall 241
12418 001 SEM (3)Open 14 / 20 Karl Shuve Gibson Hall 241 Slavic
10640 001 Lecture (3)Open 142 / 200 Stanley Stepanic Web-Based Course 10605 002 Lecture (3)Open 67 / 200 Stanley Stepanic Web-Based Course 10577 003 Lecture (3)Open 29 / 100 Stanley Stepanic Web-Based Course Spanish
10148 001 Lecture (3)Open 15 / 18 Nieves Garcia Prados Web-Based Course Women and Gender Studies
12429 001 Lecture (3)Open 11 / 30 Laura Ornee New Cabell Hall 383
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AAS 2559 New Course in African and African American Studies
MoTuWeThFr 1:00pm - 3:15pm
MoTuWeThFr 1:00pm - 3:15pm
MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm