The LS&A Dean's Office has announced
its program of courses for the Winter Term in both its First-Year
Seminars and Collegiate Seminars in the University Courses division
(Division 495). All of these seminars are offered for four credits,
and each is limited to 15-20 students.
150. First-Year Seminar. (4). (HU).
001 Understanding and Appreciating Poetry. TTh
2:30-4 (Barrows)
002 Creative Writing. TTh 1-2:30 (Lyons)
003 Drama and Society. TTh 10-11:30 (Woods)
004 Not only St. Francis: Christian Writing on the Environment.
TTh 10-11:30 (Walker)
005 Visions of the Past. TTh 10-11:30 (Marwil)
151. First-Year Seminar. (4). (SS).
001 Current Issues in Sport Sociology. TTh 2:30-4
(Vaughn)
002 Public Education in the South for Blacks and Other
Minorities, 1863-1954. TTh 10-11:30 (Palmer)
003 New Challenges for U.S. Foreign Policy. TTh 10-11:30
(Hovey)
004 Environmental Injustice. M 1-4 (Velez)
005 Building a Community of Change. TTh 4-5:30 (Fox)
006 Gender Issues, Christian Thought, and The Bible.
WF 11:30-1 (DeConick)
152. First-Year Seminar. (4). (NS).
001 The Human Body in Sickness and Health. MW
2:30-4 (Gates)
002 Cosmology...Physical Science Contemplates the Nature
of the Universe. TTh 10-11:30 (Teske)
003 Drugs, Culture, and Human Behavior. MW 10-11:30
(Rose)
004 Natural Resources: Rights and Responsibilities. MWF
9-10 (Estabrook)
250. Collegiate Seminars. (4). (HU).
001 Idea, Form, and Medium. MW 1-2:30 (Beaver)
002 The Human Vision of Don Quijote. TTh 1-2:30 (Casa)
003 Language and Personal Identity. TTh 10-11:30
(Toon)
004 Religious Change in the Roman Empire. TTh 10-11:30
(Potter)
005 Gödel, Escher, Bach. WF 1-2:30 (Lawler)
251. Collegiate Seminars. (4). (SS).
001 Alternative Realities: Science and the Study
of Human Perception. MWF 9-10 (Pachella)
002 A Study Of The Holocaust As An Historical Event And
Its Impact On
Jewish Thought And Culture. T 6:30-9:30 p.m. (Ginsburg)
003 Neandertals. Th 1-4 (Wolpoff)
004 Identity: Self, Community, and Power. M 6-9 p.m.
(Ezekiel)
252. Collegiate Seminars. (4). (NS).
001 Coastal Systems and Human Settlements. T 9-11, Th 9-10
(Wilkinson)
As part of a special undergraduate initiative
for first- and second-year students, the LS&A Dean's Office
also sponsors a number of interdiscipli-nary courses. Housed in
the University Courses division (Division 495), these courses
emphasize writing and critical thinking and introduce important
topics in an innovative fashion. These courses provide excellent
opportunities to explore sundry fields in an innovative fashion.
111/Sociology 111. Introduction to Global Change II. (4).
(SS). (Ness, Teeri, Allan)
171/Germ. 171/Hist. 171. Coming to Terms with Germany. (4). (HU). (Amrine/Eley)
175/Slavic Surveys 221. Ukraine, Armenia and the Baltics: Culture and Ethnicity in the Other Europe. (3). (HU). (Bardakjian)
176/Russian 222. Russia Today. (3). (HU). (Makin)
177/Slavic Surveys 240. Introduction to Slavic Folklore. (3). (HU). (Stolz)
262/RC Interdiv. 262. AIDS: The Challenge
to Society. (4). (NS). (Sloat)