MALS Courses for 2006 - 2007

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.

06X
120: Symposium: Visiting Lecturers, TBA
“Challenging American Exceptionalism”

130: Research Methods Klaus Milich - MALS

205: Narrative Non-Fiction Workshop (CW) Barbara Kreiger – MALS

210: Cold War Films (CS) Alan Nadel
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

213: Fiction – The Short Story (CW) Alan Lelchuk – MALS

229: Poetry (CW) Bill Cook – English

250: Creation & Critique of Englishness Carl Estabrook – History
(CS OR GS)

255: Origins of Post-Colonialism (I/D, CS)            Michelle Warren
                                                                         - University of Miami
                                                                      Keith Walker
                                                                          - Dartmouth College

318: Cultural Studies (I/D, CS) Patricia McKee – English
Donald Pease – MALS

349: Windows to the World (Cog) Howard Hughes – Psychology

PHIL 38: Social and Political Philosophy (CS) Axel Honneth – Harris Professor
(College Course recommended for Cultural Studies concentrators, instructor permission required)

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06F
224: Periodical Journalism (CW) Brock Brower – Journalism

225: The Spatial Diffusion of Democracy George Demko – Geography
(I/D, GS) Ron Edsforth - History

226: Screenwriting (CW) William Phillips – Film Studies

245: Non-Fiction: Personal Essay (CW) Barbara Kreiger - MALS

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07W
234: Non-Fiction: Narrative (CW) Tom Powers – English

239: Poetry Workshop (CW) Sydney Lea – MALS

256: Gender and Sexuality: Phyllis Katz – WGST
The Formation of Identities (CS, I/D) Nancy Crumbine - English

258: American Fundamentalisms: Klaus Milich – MALS
Religion & Politics (CS)

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07S
191: Oral History (CW, I/D) Harvey Frommer – MALS
Myrna Frommer – MALS

240: Globalization and Its Discontents (GS) Ron Edsforth – History

246: Fiction Workshop – The Novella (CW) Alan Lelchuk – MALS

259: Intimate Relationships (Cog) Jay Hull – Psychology

Key:

CS:    Cultural Studies
CW: Creative Writing
Cog: Cognitive Studies
GS:    Globalization Studies
I/D:   Interdisciplinary Course