Complete Schedule of Classes Satisfying the Social & Economic Systems Requirement - Summer 2022
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A liberally educated student should be able to identify and reflect on social patterns and structures around the world. Courses in social and economic systems help students understand the complex relationships among individuals, institutions, ideas, markets, and historical events. These courses are concerned with the nature of social interactions and the analytical and interpretive methods of making sense of it. Students in these courses will consider these relationships in social, cultural, economic, and political spheres.
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African-American and African Studies
10350 001 SEM (3)Open 11 / 12 Lisa Shutt New Cabell Hall 111 Anthropology
11453 001 Lecture (3)Closed 25 / 25 Anna Eisenstein +1 06/25 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pm- Anna Eisenstein+1 MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm - 11457 002 Lecture (3)Open 6 / 25 Karim Mata New Cabell Hall 315 Economics
10534 001 Lecture (3)Open 40 / 50 Carter Doyle Gibson Hall 211
10535 001 Lecture (3)Open 32 / 60 Carter Doyle Monroe Hall 130 12228 002 Lecture (3)Open 7 / 60 Soo Youn Kang +1 06/25 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pm- Soo Youn Kang+1 MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm -
10533 001 Lecture (4)Open 26 / 60 Federico Ciliberto Monroe Hall 110
10528 001 Lecture (3)Open 7 / 60 Eric Young Nau Hall 211
10529 001 Lecture (3)Open 8 / 40 Zachary Bethune Monroe Hall 118 10530 002 Lecture (3)Open 21 / 60 Carter Doyle Web-Based Course
12155 001 Lecture (3)Open 4 / 35 Maria Westerfield +1 06/25 Sa 1:00pm - 3:15pmMonroe Hall 111 Maria Westerfield+1 MoTuWeThFr 1:00pm - 3:15pm Monroe Hall 111
10532 001 Lecture (3)Open 7 / 60 Marc Santugini - Global Studies-Environments and Sustainability
10-day, interdisciplinary discussion seminar at UVA's magical Morven Farm in Charlottesville 10328 001 SEM (3)Open 13 / 20 Phoebe Crisman Contact Department History-United States History
10548 001 Lecture (3)Open 4 / 25 Sarah Milov 06/25 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pmNew Cabell Hall 395 Sarah Milov MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm New Cabell Hall 395 Politics-American Politics
10327 1 SEM (3)Open 23 / 25 Paul Freedman Contact Department
10407 1 SEM (3)Open 3 / 15 Nicholas Winter Gibson Hall 241 Politics-Comparative Politics
Populism and Protest Politics 10572 001 Lecture (3)Open 5 / 18 Sally Bonsall Nau Hall 211
10419 1 SEM (3)Closed 17 / 14 Yuri Urbanovich Nau Hall 241
11385 001 Lecture (3)Open 8 / 20 Firat Kimya Gibson Hall 142 Politics-International Relations
10801 001 Lecture (3)Open 19 / 20 Benjamin Helms 06/25 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pmNau Hall 142 Benjamin Helms MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm Nau Hall 142
Nuclear Politics 10573 3 Lecture (3)Open 5 / 20 Sunggun Park New Cabell Hall 168 Politics-Political Theory
The Politics of Care 10475 1 SEM (3)Open 11 / 20 Mylene Freeman Nau Hall 241 Psychology
10574 1 Lecture (3)Open 28 / 30 Jennifer Joy-Gaba Web-Based Course 10575 2 Lecture (3)Open 25 / 30 Jennifer Joy-Gaba Web-Based Course Sociology
12156 001 Lecture (3)Open 11 / 30 Michael Krieger Wilson Hall 238
10755 001 Lecture (3)Open 6 / 25 Todd Platts New Cabell Hall 303
10746 001 Lecture (3)Open 8 / 25 Elissa Zeno New Cabell Hall 303
Social Determinants of Health 10753 001 SEM (3)Open 6 / 25 David Skubby New Cabell Hall 395 Women and Gender Studies
10734 001 Lecture (3)Open 14 / 30 Lisa Speidel 06/25 Sa 1:00pm - 3:15pmWilson Hall 214 Lisa Speidel MoTuWeThFr 1:00pm - 3:15pm Wilson Hall 214
10735 001 SEM (3)Open 27 / 28 Lisa Speidel Wilson Hall 214
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AAS 2224 Black Femininities and Masculinities in the US Media
MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm
06/25 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pm
MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm