Complete Schedule of Classes Satisfying the Social & Economic Systems Requirement - Summer 2023
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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
10362 001 SEM (3)Open 7 / 15 Lisa Shutt Minor Hall 130
12343 001 SEM (3)Open 5 / 30 Scot French +1 Contact Department Anthropology
12312 001 Lecture (3)Open 22 / 26 Taylor Gilliam New Cabell Hall 032 Economics
10396 001 Lecture (3)Closed 49 / 46 Carter Doyle Ridley Hall G004
10397 001 Lecture (3)Open 49 / 60 Carter Doyle - 12291 002 Lecture (3)Open 3 / 60 Gillian Courtney +1 06/24 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pmGibson Hall 211 Gillian Courtney+1 MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm Gibson Hall 211
10395 001 Lecture (4)Open 24 / 60 Daniel Kwiatkowski Nau Hall 211 12071 002 Lecture (4)Open 18 / 60 Max Schnidman Nau Hall 211
10393 001 Lecture (3)Open 6 / 30 Eric Young Gibson Hall 242 12069 002 Lecture (3)Open 30 / 60 Maria Westerfield Web-Based Course
12070 002 Lecture (3)Open 52 / 60 Carter Doyle - Global Studies-Environments and Sustainability
Cross Listed Anthro 3590 12234 001 Lecture (3)Open 12 / 20 Tessa Farmer Contact Department Media Studies
12060 001 SEM (3)Open 14 / 20 Keara Goin Web-Based Course Politics-American Politics
12315 1 SEM (3)Closed 21 / 20 Paul Freedman Contact Department
10375 1 SEM (3)Open 11 / 15 Nicholas Winter Web-Based Course Politics-Comparative Politics
Populism and Protest Politics 10410 001 Lecture (3)Closed 18 / 20 Sally Bonsall Web-Based Course
10382 1 SEM (3)Open 19 / 20 Yuri Urbanovich Nau Hall 242
10538 001 Lecture (3)Open 12 / 20 Firat Kimya Gibson Hall 142 Politics-International Relations
12090 001 Lecture (3)Open 4 / 20 Sunggun Park Gibson Hall 241
12087 001 Lecture (3)Open 9 / 20 Melle Scholten +1 06/24 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pmGibson Hall 241 Melle Scholten+1 MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm Gibson Hall 241 This will be a zero-cost course materials course. There will be no assigned text-book. All readings (papers, chapters, podcasts, etc.) will be made available through Canvas. Psychology
12226 001 Lecture (3)Closed 26 / 30 Jennifer Joy-Gaba TBA Sociology
10579 001 Lecture (3)Open 24 / 25 Olya Feldberg Cocke Hall 115
12215 001 Lecture (3)Open 24 / 25 Joshua Mound +1 06/24 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pmWeb-Based Course Joshua Mound+1 MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm Web-Based Course
12212 001 Lecture (3)Open 23 / 25 Ian Mullins -
12214 001 Lecture (3)Permission 23 / 25 Rose Buckelew -
12216 001 Lecture (3)Open 6 / 25 Todd Platts +1 06/24 Sa 3:30pm - 5:45pmJohn W. Warner Hall 115 Todd Platts+1 MoTuWeThFr 3:30pm - 5:45pm John W. Warner Hall 115 Women and Gender Studies
10480 001 Lecture (3)Open 15 / 30 Lisa Speidel +1 06/24 Sa 1:00pm - 3:15pmBryan Hall 235 Lisa Speidel+1 MoTuWeThFr 1:00pm - 3:15pm Bryan Hall 235
10481 001 SEM (3)Open 17 / 25 Lisa Speidel Bryan Hall 328
12244 001 Lecture (3)Open 26 / 30 Bonnie Hagerman +1 06/24 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pmWeb-Based Course Bonnie Hagerman+1 MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm Web-Based Course
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AAS 2224 Black Femininities and Masculinities in the US Media
MoTuWeThFr 10:30am - 12:45pm
MoTuWeThFr 10:00am - 3:00pm
06/24 Sa 10:30am - 12:45pm