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MALS 127: Independent Study, and MALS 137: Thesis Research are offered every term. Enrollment is based on completion of prerequisites and Curriculum Committee approval – See student handbook for further information.
- All courses that are team-taught meet the Interdisciplinary Core requirement.
- For students pursuing a concentration, see key at end of list.
05X
120: Symposium: "Fundamentalism & Politics" Visiting Lecturers, TBA
130: Research Methods Klaus Milich - MALS
205: Narrative Non-Fiction Workshop (CW) Barbara Kreiger – MALS
206: The Craft and Culture of Journalism (CW) Christopher Wren – Journalism
243: Documentary Filmmaking (CW) Howard Weinberg – Film Studies (VL)
303: Latin America & the Caribbean (GS, CS) Raul Bueno – Spanish & Portuguese, Keith Walker – French & Italian
318: Cultural Studies (CS) Patricia McKee – English, Donald Pease – MALS
320: Virtue Literature, East & West (CS, GS) James Murphy – Government, Dennis Washburn – Asian Studies
337: The New Global Order: Tyrannies, Democracy, and Revolution (GS) Misagh Parsa - Sociology, Dirk Vandewalle – Government
PBS 25: Developmental Psychology (Cog) Abigail Baird – Psychology (College Course recommended for Cognitive Science concentrators, by permission only)
05F
204: Sports Journalism in Theory & Practice (CS) Harvey Frommer, MALS
224: Periodical Journalism (CW) Brock Brower – Journalism
226: Screenwriting (CW) William Phillips – Film Studies
235: Playwriting (CW) Joseph Sutton - Theater
240: Globalization and Its Discontents (GS) Ron Edsforth - History
350: The Wages of Empire: The Russo-Japanese War and National Identity (CS/GS)
John Kopper, Russian
Dennis Washburn, AMEL
353: Transcultural American Studies (CS) Guenter Lenz, Harris Professor
06W
225: The Spatial Diffusion of Democracy (GS) George Demko – Geography
231: Theories of Postmodernism (CS) Klaus Milich - MALS
234: Non-Fiction: Constructing a Narrative (CW) Tom Powers – English
242: Introduction to Cognitive Science (Cog) Adina Roskies- Philosophy
245: Non-Fiction: The Personal Essay (CW) Barbara Kreiger - MALS
246: Fiction:The Novella (CW) Alan Lelchuk – MALS
351: Crusades and Jihad: The Mediterranean Experience (GS) Celcilia Gaposchkin - History
Kevin Reinhart - Religion
06S
191: Preserving The Past: Oral History in Theory & Practice (CW)
Harvey Frommer – Journalism
Myrna Frommer – Communication/Media Studies
227: The Structure and Function of the Self (Cog) Jay Hull – Psychology
239: Poetry Workshop (CW) Sydney Lea - MALS
244: World Wars and Global Peace Culture (GS) Ron Edsforth – History
352: Sexuality and Science (Cog) Michael Dietrich - Biology
Veronika Fuechtner - German
354: Ethnic Studies & the (American) Jewish Experience (CS)
Regine Rosenthal - Visiting Professor
Key:
- CS: Cultural Studies
- CW: Creative Writing
- Cog: Cognitive Sciences
- GS: Globalization Studies
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