SCHEDULE OF CLASSES SPRING 2019

REGISTRATION FOR SPRING 2019 Detailed directions for registering are available on-line or may be obtained at the Registrar's Office at 215 Markle Hall. As in previous semesters, students can register in person by returning a completed registration worksheet to Markle Hall on the class registration days listed below.

CLASS OF 2019 Nov 6 - 7:00AM: Registration on-line via Banner Self-Service opens Nov 6 - 9:00AM: Students may register in person at 215 Markle Hall

CLASS OF 2020 Nov 8 - 7:00AM: Registration on-line via Banner Self-Service opens Nov 8 - 9:00AM: Students may register in person at 215 Markle Hall

CLASS OF 2021 Nov 13 – 7:00AM: Registration on-line via Banner Self-Service opens Nov 13 - 9:00AM: Students may register in person at 215 Markle Hall

CLASS OF 2022 Nov 15 - 7:00AM: Registration on-line via Banner Self-Service opens Nov 15 - 9:00AM: Students may register in person at 215 Markle Hall

Students are responsible for meeting class registration procedures and deadlines. Students who register after November 16th may be subject to a $50 late fee.

COMMON COURSE OF STUDY REQUIREMENTS: Specific course attributes used to complete Common Course of Study (CCS) requirements can be found online using either the Registration/Course Look-up area in Banner Self Service or the Still Needed links in your DegreeWorks audit.

FINAL REGISTRATION: The payment due date for Spring 2019 is expected to be in early January 2019. Official Course Schedules will be emailed on or about January 23, 2019. Schedules will be released only if all college fees and charges are paid. Students with unpaid fees, charges, etc., must make satisfactory financial arrangements with the Controller's Office in order to receive their class schedule.

SPRING CLASSES WILL BEGIN ON JANUARY 28, 2019: Students who fail to register for the Spring 2019 semester and who do not report to the College within the first two weeks by February 8, 2018 will be regarded as resigned and must apply to the Dean of the College if they wish to return.

WAIT-LIST, DROP/ADD: Wait-listed courses will be recorded as WW or WL on schedules. Your advisor and instructor or department head must approve acceptance for wait-listed courses by drop/add procedure. Students may drop/add following the registration period only by advisor and instructor approval up until the two-week deadline of February 8, 2019.

ADDRESS CHANGES: It is the student's responsibility to keep the Registrar's Office informed of permanent home address and phone numbers. The Registrar must receive address changes in writing.

PRIVACY INFORMATION: Each student has the right to limit the access of off-campus parties, excluding government agencies in certain situations, to information that would normally be released in the College Telephone and E-mail Directory or athletic programs. Students who wish to take advantage of this right may do so by making the request in the Registrar's Office.

Notation of Rights under FERPA - The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. They are: (1) the right to inspect and review the student's education records; (2) the right to request the amendment of the student's education records to ensure that they are not inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of the student's privacy or other rights; (3) the right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in the student's education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent; (4) the right to file with the U.S. Department of Education a complaint concerning alleged failures by Lafayette College to comply with the requirements of FERPA; and (5) the right to obtain a copy of Lafayette College's student records policy. You can obtain a copy of the policy from the Registrar's Office.

VOTER REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Students are encouraged to register to vote. Information concerning applications and procedures for all states are available via the Registrar’s Office home page.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES TO BE USED BY ALL CLASSES 1. Make an appointment with your advisor to review course programs and to seek his or her approval of course registration selections. If registering on-line, you will need to obtain your alternate/registration PIN number from your faculty advisor. If registering in person, the Spring 2019 registration worksheet must be approved and signed by your faculty advisor and returned within the designated times for your class. Forged signatures will subject student to disciplinary action. In such cases, registration will be cancelled.

2. Select a normal course load of four courses exclusive of Military Science and Private Music Instruction courses. Be sure to avoid conflicts. In case of conflicts, required major courses will take preference in scheduling. Be sure to select at least one or two alternate courses in case a preferred course is closed.

3. Register for courses by using the complete CRN number as listed on the course and hour schedule, including when needed, lectures and laboratories/quizzes.

Original preferred sections are not final and will be subject to change within constraints of optimal enrollment balance, laboratory space and to accommodate the usual departmental changes in section additions or cancellations.

If participating in spring sports, efforts will be made to minimize late afternoon / evening scheduling.

Closed courses: Occasionally, it may be necessary to close a course to maintain optimal enrollment limits set by departments. In such cases, courses are normally filled by class seniority on a first come, first served basis. However, in certain courses an assigned number of spaces are reserved for each class. If a course is closed, first consider one of your alternate courses. If you wish to sign up on the course wait-list, follow the online registration procedures for wait-listing or inform the clerk who will assist you. If space is available in January, you must register by drop/add procedure.

Prerequisites: Students should carefully check course prerequisites as stated in the catalog. Refer to Course and Hour Schedule for courses that designate consent by instructor or department head and require the signature of the appropriate person who should sign registration worksheet under course authorization column.

Students who wish to be considered for pro-rated registration status must submit petition to Registrar's Office by December 1, 2018.

GRADUATING SENIORS: NOVEMBER 16, 2018 DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION. Seniors should complete their diploma application form online. An email with a link to the form will be sent to all seniors just prior to registration. Seniors should review carefully with their advisors the status of major degree course progress and make certain that spring course selections will satisfy outstanding graduation requirements.

OFF CAMPUS STUDY ABROAD For all off-campus study, including Lafayette affiliated programs and faculty led programs, Academic Progress Committee petitions with prior course approval must be filed with the Registrar.

PASS/FAIL - AUDIT OPTIONS Pass/Fail Eligibility & Procedure - Juniors and seniors in good standing whose cumulative GPA is 2.00 or higher may, in each semester, take one course on a Pass/Fail basis. A Pass grade (A through D-) does not affect the student GPA, but an "F" grade does count in the GPA. Students must seek approval of the Academic Progress Committee by the petition procedure to take a course for P/F grading. The petition must be pre-approved by the student’s advisor with reasons clearly stated and be submitted no later than the end of the two week drop/add period.

Audit - An audit must be declared no later than the end of the two-week drop/add period. Permission must be granted by the Academic Progress Committee through the petition procedure and with the approval of the instructor and the academic advisor or the head of the department in which the course is offered. No credit will be granted, but if audit conditions are met the course will be appended to the permanent record.

CROSS REGISTRATION Information on LVAIC schedules and calendar dates are available in the Registrar's Office. A full-time Lafayette day student may cross register for a course suitable to Lafayette degree programs, which cannot be scheduled at Lafayette. Courses are available at any one of the other member institutions of the Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges (LVAIC), Cedar Crest College, DeSales University, Lehigh University, Moravian College, and Muhlenberg College, provided the student has written approval of faculty advisor, the Lafayette Registrar, and the appropriate persons at the host institution, and provided such course does not produce an overload. Grades will be accepted from the LVAIC institutions. Credits taken through cross registration will be accepted toward Lafayette residency requirements.

CALENDAR DATES FOR 2019 SPRING TERM & 2019 INTERIM SESSION NOV 16, 2018 DEADLINE FOR GRADUATING SENIORS TO SUBMIT DIPLOMA APPLICATION DEC 1, 2018 DEADLINE FOR SENIORS TO PETITION FOR PRO-RATED STATUS JAN 7-25, 2019 INTERIM SESSION JAN 28, 2019 CLASSES BEGIN FEB 8, 2019 DEADLINE FOR ADDING & DROPPING COURSES, CONVERSION TO PASS/FAIL, AUDIT DECLARATION MAR 18-22, 2019 SPRING BREAK MAR 29, 2019 MID-TERM GRADES DUE APR 8-19, 2019 PREREGISTRATION FOR FALL 2018 SEMESTER APR 22, 2019 LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM CLASSES WITHOUT PENALTY MAY 10, 2019 LAST DAY OF CLASSES MAY 13-20, 2019 FINAL EXAM PERIOD MAY 21, 2019 SENIOR GRADES DUE AT 12 NOON MAY 25, 2019 COMMENCEMENT MAY 28, 2019 FINAL GRADES DUE AT 12 NOON

COURSE LOAD For A.B. and B.S. Science students, the normal course load is three or four courses; for B.S. Engineering students between three and five courses. Additional courses constitute an overload and will not be accepted during the registration period. Students may seek approval to register for overload courses on a space available basis after the initial registration period only by approval of the Academic Progress Committee through the petition procedure. Requests may be submitted after November 16, 2018 but are normally not reviewed until after fall grades are published. Overload petitions will not be accepted with original registration.

COURSE NUMBERS 100 Level Introductory or fundamental courses, usually first course in department open to first-year students.

200 Level Intermediate level courses that are normally open to first and second year students following the first level sequence and may have prerequisites: sophomore engineering courses normally not open to first-year students; courses open to students who have completed one year of college work or equivalent in the subject.

300 Level Advanced level courses that have prerequisites; normally open to juniors and seniors; Internships, Independent Study and Special Topics open only by permission of departmental head.

400 Level Senior level, or courses that have 300 level courses as prerequisites, thesis courses open only to Honors candidates.

NOTE: Class availability, times and room assignments are subject to change. Corrections and updates to the course & hour listing can be found on the Registrar's home page.

Original preferred sections are not final and will be subject to change within constraints of optimal enrollment balance, laboratory space and to accommodate the usual departmental changes in section additions or cancellations.

Course hours are listed in military time, i.e. 1300 = 1PM, 1400 = 2PM, etc. Spring 2019 Approved CCS Attributes as of October 2, 2018

SUBJECT NUM ATTR BIOL 272 WRIT ECON 101 SS A&S 102 SS BIOL 310 CBLR ECON 210 SS A&S 103 SS BIOL 310 WRIT ECON 259 Q A&S 216 WRIT CE 202 STSC ECON 323 WRIT A&S 222 SS CE 202 STSC ECON 325 GM1 A&S 225 V CE 203 STSC ECON 406 WRIT A&S 226 WRIT CE 203 V ECON 407 WRIT A&S 228 WRIT CE 473 CBLR EDUC 150 SS A&S 239 WRIT CE 473 CBLR EDUC 350 CBLR A&S 265 SS CHE 422 WRIT ENG 100 WRIT AFS 102 SS CHEM 104 STSC ENG 115 HUM AFS 102 V CHEM 121 NS ENG 119 GM1 AFS 330 GM2 CHEM 122 NS ENG 119 HUM AFS 391 WRIT CHN 102 EPSL ENG 135 HUM AFS 400 WRIT CHN 102 HUM ENG 135 V AMS 255 HUM CHN 112 EPSL ENG 136 GM2 AMS 255 SS CHN 112 GM2 ENG 136 HUM ARB 102 EPSL CHN 112 HUM ENG 151 WRIT ARB 102 HUM CHN 212 EPSL ENG 202 WRIT ART 102 HUM CHN 212 GM2 ENG 205 HUM ART 107 HUM CHN 212 HUM ENG 206 HUM ART 109 HUM CHN 291 EPSL ENG 231 WRIT ART 111 HUM CL 162 GM2 ENG 250 WRIT ART 114 HUM CL 162 HUM ENG 251 HUM ART 155 HUM CL 162 WRIT ENG 251 WRIT ART 218 HUM CLSS 220 HUM ENG 252 WRIT ART 221 WRIT CLSS 335 HUM ENG 361 WRIT ASIA 101 GM1 CM 151 NS ENG 362 WRIT ASIA 101 GM2 CS 105 NS ENG 365 WRIT ASIA 490 WRIT CS 150 WRIT ENG 375 WRIT BIOL 102 NS CS 200 V ENG 375 WRIT BIOL 202 STSC CS 200 WRIT ENG 377 WRIT BIOL 202 STSC ECE 492 WRIT ENG 391 WRIT EVST 220 WRIT GERM 111 HUM HEBR 102 HUM EVST 230 SS GERM 112 EPSL HIST 105 SS EVST 290 V GERM 112 GM2 HIST 113 SS EVST 290 WRIT GERM 112 HUM HIST 113 WRIT EVST 394 WRIT GERM 212 EPSL HIST 114 SS FAMS 101 HUM GERM 212 GM1 HIST 114 WRIT FAMS 120 HUM GERM 212 HUM HIST 206 SS FAMS 255 GM1 GERM 423 EPSL HIST 212 GM1 FAMS 255 WRIT GERM 423 GM2 HIST 212 SS FAMS 260 HUM GERM 423 HUM HIST 212 WRIT FAMS 270 GM1 GERM 423 WRIT HIST 217 GM2 FAMS 270 GM2 GERM 460 EPSL HIST 217 SS FAMS 270 HUM GOVT 101 SS HIST 228 GM2 FAMS 301 HUM GOVT 102 SS HIST 228 SS FLL 210 WRIT GOVT 218 SS HIST 228 V FREN 102 EPSL GOVT 218 WRIT HIST 228 WRIT FREN 102 HUM GOVT 238 GM2 HIST 231 SS FREN 111 EPSL GOVT 238 SS HIST 246 GM2 FREN 111 HUM GOVT 246 WRIT HIST 246 SS FREN 112 EPSL GOVT 309 WRIT HIST 249 GM2 FREN 112 GM2 GOVT 310 GM1 HIST 249 SS FREN 112 HUM GOVT 310 SS HIST 266 GM2 FREN 324 EPSL GOVT 310 WRIT HIST 266 SS FREN 324 HUM GOVT 313 WRIT HIST 276 GM2 FREN 424 EPSL GOVT 315 WRIT HIST 276 SS FREN 424 HUM GOVT 332 WRIT HIST 276 WRIT FREN 424 WRIT GOVT 410 WRIT HIST 371 GM1 FREN 460 EPSL GOVT 419 GM2 HIST 371 SS GEOL 110 NS GOVT 419 SS HIST 371 WRIT GEOL 130 NS GOVT 419 WRIT IA 250 GM1 GEOL 195 STSC GOVT 420 WRIT IA 250 GM2 GEOL 300 WRIT GOVT 421 WRIT IA 250 SS GERM 102 EPSL GRK 102 EPSL IA 250 WRIT GERM 102 HUM GRK 102 HUM IA 280 WRIT GERM 111 EPSL HEBR 102 EPSL IA 400 WRIT INDS 271 V MUS 260 GM2 PSYC 230 CBLR INDS 271 WRIT MUS 260 HUM PSYC 242 CBLR INDS 321 CBLR MUS 272 HUM PSYC 322 NS INDS 322 CBLR MUS 360 GM2 PSYC 322 WRIT INDS 322 SS MUS 360 HUM PSYC 323 NS INDS 322 WRIT MUS 362 GM1 PSYC 323 WRIT ITAL 102 EPSL MUS 362 WRIT PSYC 327 NS ITAL 102 HUM NEUR 392 WRIT PSYC 327 WRIT ITAL 112 EPSL NEUR 401 WRIT PSYC 343 CBLR ITAL 112 HUM NEUR 492 WRIT PSYC 343 WRIT JAPN 102 EPSL PHIL 101 HUM PSYC 392 WRIT JAPN 102 HUM PHIL 102 HUM PSYC 490 WRIT JAPN 112 EPSL PHIL 102 V PSYC 492 WRIT JAPN 112 GM2 PHIL 200 Q REES 162 WRIT JAPN 112 HUM PHIL 216 HUM REES 270 GM1 JAPN 291 EPSL PHIL 245 HUM REES 270 GM2 LAT 102 EPSL PHIL 245 V REES 270 HUM LAT 102 HUM PHIL 245 WRIT REL 101 GM2 MATH 110 Q PHIL 250 HUM REL 101 HUM MATH 125 Q PHIL 250 V REL 101 V MATH 141 Q PHIL 270 GM1 REL 211 GM2 MATH 161 Q PHIL 270 HUM REL 211 HUM MATH 186 Q PHIL 270 V REL 211 V MATH 356 WRIT PHIL 350 HUM REL 212 GM1 MATH 400 WRIT PHIL 350 V REL 212 GM2 ME 331 WRIT PHIL 360 HUM REL 212 HUM ME 475 WRIT PHIL 360 V REL 212 V ME 492 WRIT PHIL 360 WRIT REL 213 GM1 MUS 121 HUM PHIL 366 HUM REL 213 HUM MUS 226 GM2 PHYS 112 NS REL 213 V MUS 226 HUM PHYS 131 NS REL 215 HUM MUS 226 V PHYS 151 NS REL 215 V MUS 226 WRIT PSYC 110 NS REL 216 GM2 MUS 231 GM2 PSYC 203 Q REL 216 HUM MUS 231 HUM PSYC 210 WRIT REL 216 SS REL 216 V RUSS 211 EPSL SPAN 428 WRIT REL 224 HUM RUSS 211 HUM THTR 271 GM2 REL 224 V RUSS 291 EPSL THTR 271 WRIT REL 228 GM1 SPAN 102 EPSL THTR 280 HUM REL 228 GM2 SPAN 102 HUM THTR 280 V REL 228 HUM SPAN 103 EPSL THTR 280 WRIT REL 228 SS SPAN 103 HUM THTR 335 CBLR REL 240 HUM SPAN 111 EPSL THTR 369 WRIT REL 240 SS SPAN 111 HUM WGS 101 GM1 REL 240 WRIT SPAN 112 EPSL WGS 101 SS REL 250 SS SPAN 112 GM2 WGS 249 CBLR REL 260 GM2 SPAN 112 HUM WGS 249 GM1 REL 260 HUM SPAN 211 EPSL WGS 250 GM1 REL 306 GM1 SPAN 211 HUM WGS 255 GM1 REL 306 HUM SPAN 314 EPSL WGS 255 WRIT REL 306 WRIT SPAN 314 HUM WGS 262 GM1 REL 309 GM1 SPAN 315 GM2 WGS 262 GM2 REL 309 HUM SPAN 315 HUM WGS 262 HUM REL 309 WRIT SPAN 318 EPSL WGS 262 SS RUSS 102 EPSL SPAN 318 HUM WGS 320 GM1 RUSS 102 HUM SPAN 425 EPSL WGS 340 GM1 RUSS 112 EPSL SPAN 425 HUM RUSS 112 GM2 SPAN 428 EPSL RUSS 112 HUM SPAN 428 HUM

Attribute Code Key HUM Humanities Outcome EPSL Elementary Proficiency in a Second Language WRIT Writing Course CBLR Community-Based Learning & Research NS Natural Science Outcome WRIT Writing Course SS Social Science Outcome Q Quantitative Reasoning Outcome GM1/2 Global and Multicultural Outcomes V Values Outcome STSC Science & Technology in Social Context Schedule Details as of October 19, 2018

AFS - Africana Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30022 AFS 102 01 Intro to Africana Studies T R 1445 1600 OCGE 216 Wilson-Fall, Wendy 30023 AFS 102 02 Intro to Africana Studies M W 1315 1430 OCGE 216 Wilson-Fall, Wendy 30024 AFS 320 01 Black Feminism M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 320A Van Asselt, Bess C. Note: Cross-listed with WGS 320 30025 AFS 330 01 African Cowboys T R 0930 1045 OCGE 101 Wilson-Fall, Wendy 30026 AFS 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, AFS Note: Signature Required 30027 AFS 400 01 Capstone Seminar in AFS TBA Wilson-Fall, Wendy Note: Signature Required 30028 AFS 496 01 Thesis TBA Wilson-Fall, Wendy Note: Signature Required AGS - Aging Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30694 AGS 492 01 Applied Gerontology TBA Reynolds, Elaine R. AMS - American Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30029 AMS 255 01 Sports in American Culture T R 1100 1215 HUGEL 115 Newman, Peter H. A&S - Anthropology & Sociology CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30001 A&S 102 01 Cultural Anthropology M W F 0800 0850 OCGE 216 Kelly, Michaela 30002 A&S 102 02 Cultural Anthropology T R 0800 0915 OCGE 216 Salas Landa, Monica Mariella 30003 A&S 102 03 Cultural Anthropology T R 0930 1045 OCGE 216 Salas Landa, Monica Mariella 30004 A&S 103 01 Introduction to Sociology M W F 0900 0950 OCGE 216 Tavares, Carlos D. 30005 A&S 103 02 Introduction to Sociology M W F 1410 1500 OCGE 107 Stevens, Corey E. 30006 A&S 103 03 Introduction to Sociology M W F 1510 1600 OCGE 107 Stevens, Corey E. 30008 A&S 216 01 Class, Status and Power T R 1100 1215 OCGE 314 Schneiderman, Howard G. 30018 A&S 222 01 Medical Anthropology T R 1100 1215 OCGE 216 Bissell, William C. 30009 A&S 225 01 Deviance T R 0930 1015 OCGE 107 Shulman, David H. 30691 A&S 226 01 Race, Racism & Health in US M W F 1000 1050 OCGE 216 Tavares, Carlos D. 30010 A&S 228 01 Alienation T 0830 1045 OCGE 314 Schneiderman, Howard G. 30010 A&S 228 01 Alienation R 0930 1045 OCGE 314 Schneiderman, Howard G. 30014 A&S 235 01 Business and Society M W F 0900 0950 OCGE 101 Lee, Caroline W. 30013 A&S 236 01 Sociology of Knowledge M W F 1100 1150 OCGE 216 Lee, Caroline W. 30019 A&S 238 01 Gender & Pop Culture M W 1245 1400 OCGE 101 Kelly, Michaela 30015 A&S 239 01 Social and Cultural Change T R 1315 1430 OCGE 314 Schneiderman, Howard G. 30016 A&S 247 01 Organizations in Action T R 1315 1430 OCGE 107 Shulman, David H. 30007 A&S 248 01 Sociology of Health M W F 1310 1400 OCGE 107 Stevens, Corey E. 30692 A&S 249 01 Climate Disaster in Society M W 1100 1215 OCGE 107 Kelly, Michaela 30017 A&S 260 01 Film, Media, Pop Cltr Africa T R 1445 1600 OCGE 314 Bissell, William C. Note: Cross-listed with FAMS 260 30011 A&S 263 01 Latin American Ethnography T R 1100 1215 OCGE 107 Salas Landa, Monica Mariella 30729 A&S 265 01 Sociology of Sport M W 1245 1400 OCGE 314 Kissane, Rebecca J. 30693 A&S 301 01 Social Welfare Pol-Safety Net M W 1445 1600 OCGE 314 Kissane, Rebecca J. 30020 A&S 391 01 Independent Reading & Research TBA Dept, A&S Note: Signature Required 30021 A&S 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, A&S Note: Signature Required ARB - Arabic CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30030 ARB 102 01 Elementary Arabic T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 402 El-Turky, Fatma ART - Art CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30031 ART 102 01 Introduction to Art History II M W 1100 1215 WILL 108 Mattison, Robert S. 30032 ART 102 02 Introduction to Art History II M W 1445 1600 WILL 108 Mattison, Robert S. 30033 ART 102 03 Introduction to Art History II T R 1315 1430 WILL 108 Sinkevic, Ida 30034 ART 107 01 Sculpture I M W 0900 1150 WVAB SCULPTUREGil, Nestor A. 30035 ART 107 02 Sculpture I M W 1300 1600 WVAB SCULPTUREGil, Nestor A. 30036 ART 109 01 Drawing I M W 0900 1150 HAMIL 1 Clark, James T. 30037 ART 109 02 Drawing I T R 0930 1220 BUCK 102 Toia, James 30038 ART 111 01 Beginning Printmaking T R 0930 1220 HAMIL 1 Barbeito, Pedro 30039 ART 114 01 Beginning Painting T R 0930 1220 WVAB EAST Kerns, Edward J. 30040 ART 120 01 Architectural Design & Theory M 1900 2150 WVAB WEST Biondo, Joseph N. 30041 ART 155 01 Digital Photography I T R 0930 1220 WVAB 103 Bergstresser, Greta K. 30042 ART 212 01 Interdisciplinary Printmaking T R 1310 1600 HAMIL 1 Barbeito, Pedro 30043 ART 218 01 Intermediate Painting T R 1310 1600 WVAB EAST Kerns, Edward J. 30044 ART 221 01 Ancient Art T R 1100 1215 WILL 108 Sinkevic, Ida 30045 ART 228 01 Survey of Asian Art T R 0930 1045 WILL 108 Furniss, Ingrid M. 30046 ART 340 01 Seminar in Art History M W 1315 1430 WILL 108 Mattison, Robert S. 30695 ART 371 01 Performance Art R 1310 1600 BUCK 102 Note: Cross-listed with THTR 371 30047 ART 391 01 Independent Study-Studio TBA Dept, ART Note: Signature Required 30048 ART 393 01 Independent Study-History TBA Dept, ART Note: Signature Required 30049 ART 496 01 Thesis-History TBA Dept, ART Note: Signature Required 30050 ART 498 01 Thesis-Studio TBA Dept, ART Note: Signature Required ASIA - Asian Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30051 ASIA 101 01 Introduction to Asian Studies M W 1315 1430 KIRB 107 Cho, Il Hyun 30052 ASIA 490 01 Capstone TBA Barclay, Paul D. Note: Signature Required 30053 ASIA 496 01 Thesis TBA Barclay, Paul D. Note: Signature Required BIOL - Biology CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30054 BIOL 102 01 General Biology M W F 0900 0950 KUNKEL 102 Butler, Michael W. 30055 BIOL 102 02 General Biology M W F 1000 1050 KUNKEL 102 Butler, Michael W. 30056 BIOL 102L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 KUNKEL 105 Drummond, John O. 30057 BIOL 102L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 KUNKEL 105 Drummond, John O. 30058 BIOL 102L 03 Lab W 1310 1600 KUNKEL 105 Drummond, John O. 30059 BIOL 102L 04 Lab R 0800 1050 KUNKEL 105 Drummond, John O. 30060 BIOL 102L 05 Lab R 1310 1600 KUNKEL 105 Drummond, John O. 30061 BIOL 102L 06 Lab W 1610 1900 KUNKEL 105 Drummond, John O. 30062 BIOL 102L 07 Lab F 1310 1600 AEC 515 Ospina-Giraldo, Manuel D. Note: PHAGES lab; must have completed BIOL101L-08 in Fall 2018 30063 BIOL 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading T 1310 1600 AEC 239 Caslake, Laurie F. 30063 BIOL 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading T 1310 1600 AEC 239 Roth, Mary J. 30063 BIOL 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading R 1310 1500 AEC 239 Caslake, Laurie F. 30063 BIOL 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading R 1310 1500 AEC 239 Roth, Mary J. Note: Cross-listed with CE 202 30064 BIOL 214 01 Neuroanatomy T R 0930 1045 KUNKEL 102 Dearworth, James R. 30065 BIOL 214L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 KUNKEL 205 Dearworth, James R. 30066 BIOL 214L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 KUNKEL 205 Dearworth, James R. 30067 BIOL 235 01 Evolutionary Biology M W F 1100 1150 KUNKEL 117 Leibel, Wayne S. 30068 BIOL 235L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 KUNKEL 117 Leibel, Wayne S. 30069 BIOL 235L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 KUNKEL 117 Leibel, Wayne S. 30070 BIOL 255 01 Molecular Genetics M W F 1100 1150 KUNKEL 102 Ospina-Giraldo, Manuel D. 30071 BIOL 255L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 KUNKEL 9 Ospina-Giraldo, Manuel D. 30072 BIOL 255L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 KUNKEL 9 Ospina-Giraldo, Manuel D. 30735 BIOL 256 01 Neurobiology T R 1315 1430 OECHSL 224 Stawicki, Tamara M. Note: Cross-listed with NEUR 256 30736 BIOL 256L 01 Lab W 0800 1050 OECHSL 107 Stawicki, Tamara M. Note: Cross-listed with NEUR 256L 30737 BIOL 256L 02 Lab W 1310 1600 OECHSL 107 Stawicki, Tamara M. Note: Cross-listed with NEUR 256L 30073 BIOL 270 01 Special Topics: Biostatistics M W F 1000 1050 KUNKEL 117 Ho, Eric S. 30077 BIOL 272 01 Conservation Biology M W F 0900 0950 KUNKEL 117 Rothenberger, Megan B. 30078 BIOL 272L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 KUNKEL 215 Rothenberger, Megan B. 30079 BIOL 272L 02 Lab R 1310 1600 KUNKEL 215 Rothenberger, Megan B. 30074 BIOL 277 01 Cell Biology T R 0800 0915 KUNKEL 117 Kurt, Robert A. 30075 BIOL 277L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 KUNKEL 9 Kurt, Robert A. 30076 BIOL 277L 02 Lab R 1310 1600 KUNKEL 9 Kurt, Robert A. 30080 BIOL 278 01 Precision Medicine T R 0930 1045 KUNKEL 117 Mitchell, Khadijah A. 30081 BIOL 278L 01 Lab T 1310 1600 KUNKEL 301 Mitchell, Khadijah A. 30082 BIOL 278L 02 Lab W 1310 1600 KUNKEL 301 Mitchell, Khadijah A. 30083 BIOL 279 01 Quantitative Biology M W 1310 1600 AEC 223B Ho, Eric S. 30696 BIOL 303 01 Biodoversity & Ecosystem Funct T R 0930 1045 KUNKEL 215 Norman, Jeffrey S. 30697 BIOL 305 01 Microbial Extremophiles T R 1100 1215 KUNKEL 102 Norman, Jeffrey S. 30084 BIOL 310 01 Aging & Age-Related Disease T 1310 1600 KUNKEL 215 Reynolds, Elaine R. 30085 BIOL 314 01 Anatomy of Vision M W F 0900 0950 KUNKEL 215 Dearworth, James R. 30086 BIOL 359 01 Human Molecular Evolution T R 1100 1215 KUNKEL 117 Leibel, Wayne S. 30087 BIOL 401 01 Independent Research TBA Dept, BIOL Note: Signature Required 30088 BIOL 402 01 Independent Research TBA Dept, BIOL Note: Signature Required 30089 BIOL 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, BIOL Note: Signature Required CHE - Chemical Engineering CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30109 CHE 211 01 Material & Energy Balances M F 1310 1400 AEC 243 Anderson, Christopher R. 30109 CHE 211 01 Material & Energy Balances T 1245 1435 AEC 243 Anderson, Christopher R. 30110 CHE 222 01 Thermodynamics M F 0900 0950 HUGEL 225 Woo, Joseph L. 30110 CHE 222 01 Thermodynamics W 0900 1050 AEC 243 Woo, Joseph L. 30117 CHE 314 01 ChE Computing M F 1100 1150 AEC 315 Bala, Aseel 30117 CHE 314 01 ChE Computing R 0800 0950 AEC 204 Bala, Aseel 30111 CHE 321 01 App Fluid Mech & Heat Transfer M F 0900 0950 AEC 243 Piergiovanni, Polly R. 30111 CHE 321 01 App Fluid Mech & Heat Transfer W 0900 1050 AEC 004 Piergiovanni, Polly R. 30112 CHE 321 02 App Fluid Mech & Heat Transfer M F 1000 1050 AEC 243 Piergiovanni, Polly R. 30112 CHE 321 02 App Fluid Mech & Heat Transfer W 1100 1250 AEC 004 Piergiovanni, Polly R. 30113 CHE 322 01 Experimental Design II M 0800 0850 AEC 239 Anderson, Christopher R. 30113 CHE 322 01 Experimental Design II W 1310 1600 AEC 233 Anderson, Christopher R. 30114 CHE 322 02 Experimental Design II M 0800 0850 AEC 239 Senra, Michael J. 30114 CHE 322 02 Experimental Design II M 1310 1600 AEC 204 Senra, Michael J. 30115 CHE 322 03 Experimental Design II M 0800 0850 AEC 239 Van Horn, Ryan M. 30115 CHE 322 03 Experimental Design II T 1310 1600 AEC 233 Van Horn, Ryan M. 30116 CHE 324 01 Process Control T R 0800 0950 AEC 243 Senra, Michael J. 30699 CHE 342 01 Atmospheric Engr & Sci T R 1000 1150 AEC 204 Woo, Joseph L. 30118 CHE 391 01 Independent Study in ChE TBA Dept, CHE Note: Signature Required 30119 CHE 411 01 Mass Transfer, Separation M F 0900 0950 AEC 306 Soh, Lindsay 30119 CHE 411 01 Mass Transfer, Separation T 0800 0950 AEC 204 Soh, Lindsay 30120 CHE 411 02 Mass Transfer, Separation M F 1000 1050 AEC 306 Soh, Lindsay 30120 CHE 411 02 Mass Transfer, Separation W 1000 1150 AEC 306 Soh, Lindsay 30121 CHE 422 01 Design Synthesis M F 1210 1300 AEC 239 Bala, Aseel 30122 CHE 422 02 Design Synthesis M F 1210 1300 AEC 239 Anderson, Lauren S. 30123 CHE 422 03 Design Synthesis M F 1210 1300 AEC 239 Anderson, Lauren S. 30124 CHE 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, CHE Note: Signature Required CHEM - Chemistry CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30125 CHEM 104 01 Living in an Organic World M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 117 Nutaitis, Charles F. 30126 CHEM 121 01 General Chemistry T R 1100 1215 HUGEL 103 Nataro, Chip 30127 CHEM 121L 01 Lab F 1310 1600 HUGEL 308 30128 CHEM 122 01 General Chemistry II M W F 0900 0950 HUGEL 103 30129 CHEM 122 02 General Chemistry II M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 103 30130 CHEM 122 03 General Chemistry II M W F 1310 1400 HUGEL 103 30131 CHEM 122 04 General Chemistry II T R 0800 0915 HUGEL 103 30132 CHEM 122 05 General Chemistry II T R 0930 1045 HUGEL 103 30133 CHEM 122 06 General Chemistry II T R 1315 1430 HUGEL 103 30134 CHEM 122L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 HUGEL 203 Salter, J Gail 30135 CHEM 122L 02 Lab M 1310 1600 HUGEL 207 Salter, J Gail 30136 CHEM 122L 03 Lab T 0800 1050 HUGEL 203 Salter, J Gail 30137 CHEM 122L 04 Lab T 0800 0850 HUGEL 207 Salter, J Gail 30138 CHEM 122L 05 Lab T 1310 1600 HUGEL 203 Salter, J Gail 30139 CHEM 122L 06 Lab T 1310 1600 HUGEL 207 Salter, J Gail 30140 CHEM 122L 07 Lab W 1310 1600 HUGEL 203 Salter, J Gail 30141 CHEM 122L 08 Lab W 1310 1600 HUGEL 207 Salter, J Gail 30142 CHEM 212 01 Inorganic Chemistry I M W F 0800 0850 HUGEL 205 Nataro, Chip 30143 CHEM 213 01 Inorganic Chem I with Lab M W F 0800 0850 HUGEL 205 Nataro, Chip 30144 CHEM 213L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 HUGEL 223 Nataro, Chip 30145 CHEM 222 01 Organic Chemistry II M W F 0900 0950 HUGEL 305 30146 CHEM 222 02 Organic Chemistry II M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 305 30147 CHEM 222 03 Organic Chemistry II M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 305 30148 CHEM 222 04 Organic Chemistry II T R 1100 1215 HUGEL 305 30149 CHEM 222L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 HUGEL 303 30150 CHEM 222L 02 Lab T 0800 1050 HUGEL 303 30151 CHEM 222L 03 Lab T 1310 1600 HUGEL 303 30152 CHEM 222L 04 Lab W 1310 1600 HUGEL 303 30153 CHEM 222L 05 Lab R 0800 1050 HUGEL 303 30154 CHEM 311 01 Elementary Physical Chemistry M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 302 Hendrickson, Heidi L. 30155 CHEM 324 01 Physical Chemistry II M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 205 Hendrickson, Heidi L. 30156 CHEM 326 01 Physical Chem II W/Lab M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 205 Hendrickson, Heidi L. 30157 CHEM 326L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 HUGEL 336 Haug, Kenneth O. 30158 CHEM 332 01 Analytical Chemistry II M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 205 Galloway, Melissa M. 30159 CHEM 332L 01 Lab M T 1310 1600 HUGEL 308 Chejlava, Michael J. 30159 CHEM 332L 01 Lab M T 1310 1600 HUGEL 308 Galloway, Melissa M. 30160 CHEM 332L 02 Lab M W 1310 1600 HUGEL 308 Chejlava, Michael J. 30160 CHEM 332L 02 Lab M W 1310 1600 HUGEL 308 Galloway, Melissa M. 30161 CHEM 352 01 Experimental Biochemistry T 1100 1215 HUGEL 225 Husic, H. David 30162 CHEM 352L 01 Lab T R 1310 1600 HUGEL 327 Husic, H. David 30163 CHEM 390 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, CHEM Note: Signature Required 30164 CHEM 392 01 Independent Research TBA Dept, CHEM Note: Signature Required 30165 CHEM 452 01 Topics in Advanced Biochem M W F 0900 0950 HUGEL 115 Husic, H. David 30166 CHEM 474 01 Catalysis & Green Chemistry T R 0930 1045 HUGEL 115 Swails, Roxy J. 30167 CHEM 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, CHEM Note: Signature Required CHN - Chinese CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30168 CHN 102 01 Elementary Chinese II M W F 1000 1050 KIRB 003 Luo, Han 30169 CHN 112 01 Intermediate Chinese II M W F 1100 1150 KIRB 003 Luo, Han 30170 CHN 212 01 Advanced Chinese II T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 402 Yang, Li 30171 CHN 291 01 Independent Study TBA Note: Signature Required 30172 CHN 312 01 Contemporary China II T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 402 Yang, Li CE - Civil Engineering CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30090 CE 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading T 1310 1600 AEC 239 Caslake, Laurie F. 30090 CE 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading T 1310 1600 AEC 239 Roth, Mary J. 30090 CE 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading R 1310 1500 AEC 239 Caslake, Laurie F. 30090 CE 202 01 Data: Good, Bad, Misleading R 1310 1500 AEC 239 Roth, Mary J. Note: Cross-listed with BIOL 202 30091 CE 203 01 Envisioning a Sustainable Wrld T R 1315 1430 AEC 200 McGuire, Michael P. 30092 CE 313 01 Reinforced Concrete M W F 1000 1050 AEC 327 Mante, David M. 30698 CE 322 01 Environmental Site Assessment T R 0800 1050 AEC 327 Kney, Arthur D. 30093 CE 341 01 Transportation Systems M W F 0900 0950 AEC 315 Sanford Bernhardt, Kristen L. 30094 CE 341 02 Transportation Systems M W F 1000 1050 AEC 315 Sanford Bernhardt, Kristen L. 30095 CE 341L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 AEC 429 Sanford Bernhardt, Kristen L. 30096 CE 341L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 AEC 429 Sanford Bernhardt, Kristen L. 30097 CE 341L 03 Lab R 1310 1600 AEC 429 Sanford Bernhardt, Kristen L. 30098 CE 351 01 Water Resources Engr M W F 1310 1400 AEC 327 Brandes, David Note: Link with CE 351L-01 or 02 30101 CE 351 02 Water Resources Engr M W F 1410 1500 AEC 327 Ruggles, Roger W. Note: Link with CE 351L-03 or 04 30099 CE 351L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 AEC 206 Brandes, David Note: Link with CE 351-01 30100 CE 351L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 AEC 327 Brandes, David Note: Link with CE 351-01 30102 CE 351L 03 Lab R 0800 1050 AEC 206 Ruggles, Roger W. Note: Link with CE 351-02 30103 CE 351L 04 Lab R 1310 1600 AEC 327 Ruggles, Roger W. Note: Link with CE 351-02 30104 CE 391 01 Independent Study AEC 513 Roth, Mary J. Note: Signature Required 30105 CE 392 01 Ind Study-Steel Bridge Project T R 1310 1600 AEC 111 Kurtz, Stephen J. Note: Signature Required 30106 CE 462 01 Slope Stability and Ground Imp T R 0800 0915 AEC 315 McGuire, Michael P. 30107 CE 473 01 Capstone Design II M W F 1510 1600 AEC 315 Kurtz, Stephen J. 30107 CE 473 01 Capstone Design II M W F 1510 1600 AEC 315 Ruggles, Roger W. 30107 CE 473 01 Capstone Design II M W F 1510 1600 AEC 327 Kurtz, Stephen J. 30107 CE 473 01 Capstone Design II M W F 1510 1600 AEC 327 Ruggles, Roger W. 30108 CE 496 01 Thesis TBA Roth, Mary J. Note: Signature Required CLSS - Classics CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30174 CLSS 220 01 Greek Tragedy & Beyond M W 1445 1600 PARDEE 102B Clark, Michael G. 30175 CLSS 335 01 Roman Technology & Engineering T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 102B Simms, Jason L. CL - Comparative Literature CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30173 CL 162 01 Soviet & Russian Literature T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 113 Ceballos, Lindsay M. Note: Cross-listed with REES 162 CM - Computational Methods CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30176 CM 151 01 Intro to Computational Science T R 0930 1045 AEC 519 Dahl, Jonathan A. 30177 CM 151L 01 Lab M W 1315 1430 AEC 515 Dahl, Jonathan A. 30178 CM 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, CM Note: Signature Required CS - Computer Science CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30218 CS 105 01 Digital Media T R 1310 1500 AEC 519 Tao, Jia 30180 CS 105 02 Digital Media T R 1510 1700 AEC 519 Tao, Jia 30181 CS 150 01 Data Structures & Algorithms M W F 0900 0950 AEC 500 Xia, Ge 30182 CS 150 02 Data Structures & Algorithms M W F 1100 1150 AEC 500 Xia, Ge 30183 CS 150 03 Data Structures & Algorithms M W F 1410 1500 AEC 500 Xia, Ge 30184 CS 150L 01 Lab M W 0930 1045 AEC 519 Collins, Thomas E. 30185 CS 150L 02 Lab M W 1315 1430 AEC 519 Collins, Thomas E. 30186 CS 150L 03 Lab M W 1445 1600 AEC 519 Collins, Thomas E. 30187 CS 200 01 Computers and Society T R 0800 0915 AEC 519 Dahl, Jonathan A. 30188 CS 205 01 Software Engineering T R 0930 1045 AEC 500 Collins, Thomas E. 30189 CS 205L 01 Lab T R 1100 1215 AEC 515 Collins, Thomas E. 30190 CS 205L 02 Lab T R 1315 1430 AEC 515 Collins, Thomas E. 30191 CS 301 01 Principles of Programming Lang T R 1100 1215 AEC 500 Tao, Jia 30192 CS 303 01 Theory of Computation T R 1315 1430 AEC 500 Dahl, Jonathan A. 30193 CS 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, CS Note: Signature Required 30194 CS 406 01 Operating Systems M W F 1310 1400 AEC 500 Ordille, Joann J. 30700 CS 417 01 Data Mining M W F 1000 1050 AEC 500 Ordille, Joann J. 30195 CS 470 01 Senior Project M W F 1510 1600 AEC 500 Ordille, Joann J. 30196 CS 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, CS Note: Signature Required DOC - Documentary Story Making CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30197 DOC 250 01 Legal & Ethical Frameworks TBA 30734 DOC 370 01 Doc Storymaking Capstone M 1310 1600 248WAC 114 Smith, Andrew M. ECON - Economics CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30219 ECON 101 01 Principles M W F 0900 0950 SIMON L3 Hutchinson, Gladstone A. 30220 ECON 101 02 Principles M W F 1000 1050 SIMON L3 Hutchinson, Gladstone A. 30221 ECON 101 03 Principles M W F 1310 1400 SIMON L3 Schumacher, Ute 30222 ECON 101 04 Principles T R 0930 1045 SIMON L3 Gomez-Minambres, Joaquin 30223 ECON 101 05 Principles T R 1100 1215 SIMON L3 Gomez-Minambres, Joaquin 30224 ECON 101 06 Principles T R 1315 1430 SIMON L3 Cottle Hunt, Erin N. 30225 ECON 101 07 Principles T R 1445 1600 SIMON L3 Ahene, Rexford A. 30226 ECON 210 01 Foundations International Econ M W F 1410 1500 SIMON L3 DeVault, James M. 30705 ECON 214 01 Sustainable Finance T R 1445 1600 SIMON 124 Swidler, Steven 30227 ECON 251 01 Intermediate Microeconomics M W F 1000 1050 SIMON 124 Schumacher, Ute 30228 ECON 251 02 Intermediate Microeconomics M W F 1100 1150 SIMON 124 Schumacher, Ute 30229 ECON 251 03 Intermediate Microeconomics T R 0930 1045 SIMON 124 Liu, Hongxing 30230 ECON 252 01 Intermediate Macroeconomics M W F 1410 1500 SIMON 122 Guisinger, Amy Y. 30231 ECON 252 02 Intermediate Macroeconomics M W F 1510 1600 SIMON 122 Guisinger, Amy Y. 30232 ECON 252 03 Intermediate Macroeconomics T R 0930 1045 SIMON 122 Cottle Hunt, Erin N. 30233 ECON 252 04 Intermediate Macroeconomics T R 1315 1430 SIMON 122 Smith, Julie K. 30234 ECON 253 01 Fundamentals of Econometrics M W F 0900 0950 SIMON 124 Stifel, David C. 30235 ECON 253 02 Fundamentals of Econometrics T R 1100 1215 SIMON 124 Biener, Adam I. 30236 ECON 253 03 Fundamentals of Econometrics T R 1315 1430 SIMON 124 Biener, Adam I. 30237 ECON 255 01 Bus & Corporate Social Respons T R 1100 1215 SIMON 122 Ahene, Rexford A. Note: Cross-listed with PSTD 255 30238 ECON 259 01 Financial Account & Analysis M W F 1000 1050 SIMON 125 Handy, Sheila 30239 ECON 259 02 Financial Account & Analysis M W F 1100 1150 SIMON 125 Handy, Sheila 30240 ECON 300 01 Industry, Strategy, Policy T 1900 2150 SIMON 125 Crain, William M. Note: Cross-listed with PSTD 300 30241 ECON 303 01 Income Tax Topics M W F 0800 0850 SIMON 125 Handy, Sheila 30242 ECON 319 01 Financial Theory & Analysis M W F 1100 1200 SIMON 122 Bukics, Rose Marie L. 30243 ECON 319 02 Financial Theory & Analysis M W F 1300 1400 SIMON 122 Bukics, Rose Marie L. 30244 ECON 320 01 Corporate Finance T R 1315 1430 SIMON 125 Swidler, Steven 30245 ECON 321 01 Investments T R 0800 0915 SIMON 125 Kelly, Michael A. 30246 ECON 323 01 Money, Finan Intermed & Econ T R 1100 1215 SIMON G4 Smith, Julie K. 30247 ECON 324 01 Options & Futures T R 0930 1045 SIMON 125 Kelly, Michael A. 30248 ECON 325 01 Women & the Economy T R 1445 1600 SIMON 125 Averett, Susan L. 30249 ECON 331 01 Industrial Organization M W F 0900 0950 SIMON 122 Ruebeck, Christopher S. 30250 ECON 339 01 Foundation Entrepreneurial Soc M W F 1310 1400 SIMON 125 Hutchinson, Gladstone A. Note: Cross-listed with PSTD 339 30707 ECON 340 01 Environmental & Resource Ecn T R 1315 1430 SIMON G4 Liu, Hongxing 30251 ECON 346 01 Economic Development M W F 1100 1150 SIMON G4 Stifel, David C. 30706 ECON 350 01 Economics of European Union T R 1100 1215 SIMON 125 Ogrokhina, Olena 30252 ECON 351 01 International Monetary Syst T R 0930 1045 SIMON G4 Ogrokhina, Olena 30253 ECON 358 01 Corp Governance Ethical Respon T R 1445 1600 SIMON 122 Bukics, Rose Marie L. 30254 ECON 367 01 Internship TBA Averett, Susan L. Note: Signature Required 30255 ECON 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, ECON Note: Signature Required 30730 ECON 406 01 Personnel Economics T R 1445 1600 SIMON G4 Gomez-Minambres, Joaquin 30257 ECON 407 01 Macroeconomic Forecasting M W F 1310 1400 SIMON G4 Guisinger, Amy Y. 30709 ECON 410 01 Comp Sim Markets and Behavior M W F 1410 1500 SIMON G4 Ruebeck, Christopher S. 30258 ECON 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, ECON Note: Signature Required EDUC - Education CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30259 EDUC 150 01 Foundations of Education T R 1930 2045 KIRB 106 Novello, Catherine C. 30260 EDUC 350 01 Curriculum & Instruction II M 1930 2045 RHH 104 Squarcia, John L. ECE - Electrical & Computer Engineer CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30198 ECE 212 01 Digital Circuits II M W F 1000 1050 AEC 429 Nestor, John A. 30199 ECE 212L 01 Lab R 0800 1050 AEC 419 Nestor, John A. 30200 ECE 212L 02 Lab R 1310 1600 AEC 419 Nestor, John A. 30201 ECE 221 01 Electrical Circuits M W F 0900 0950 AEC 429 Wey, Todd A. 30202 ECE 221L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 AEC 402 Yu, Yih-Choung 30203 ECE 221L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 AEC 402 Yu, Yih-Choung 30204 ECE 323 01 Design Solid State Circuits M W F 1310 1400 AEC 513 Wey, Todd A. 30205 ECE 323L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 AEC 410 Wey, Todd A. 30206 ECE 323L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 AEC 410 Wey, Todd A. 30207 ECE 332 01 Communications Systems M W F 0900 0950 AEC 327 Jouny, Ismail I. 30208 ECE 341 01 Engineering Electromagnetics M W F 1100 1150 AEC 429 Wallace, Jon W. 30209 ECE 341L 01 Lab R 0800 1050 AEC 410 Wallace, Jon W. 30210 ECE 341L 02 Lab R 1310 1600 AEC 410 Wallace, Jon W. 30211 ECE 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, ECE Note: Signature Required 30212 ECE 435 01 Speech & Image Processing M W F 1310 1400 AEC 429 Jouny, Ismail I. 30213 ECE 437 01 Biomedical Systems M W F 1410 1500 AEC 429 Yu, Yih-Choung 30214 ECE 492 01 ECE Design Project II M W F 1510 1600 AEC 429 Nestor, John A. 30215 ECE 492L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 AEC 400 Nadovich, Christopher T. 30216 ECE 492L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 AEC 400 Nadovich, Christopher T. 30217 ECE 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, ECE Note: Signature Required ES - Engineering Science CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30300 ES 226 01 Statics M W F 0800 0915 AEC 513 Malladi, Haritha 30301 ES 226 02 Statics M W F 1100 1215 AEC 513 Malladi, Haritha 30302 ES 226 03 Statics M W F 1445 1600 AEC 513 Mante, David M. 30303 ES 226 04 Statics T R 1315 1430 AEC 315 Koh, Rachel S. 30303 ES 226 04 Statics W 1315 1430 AEC 306 Koh, Rachel S. 30708 ES 226 05 Statics M W F 1245 1400 AEC 315 Mante, David M. 30304 ES 230 01 Strength of Materials T R 1000 1150 AEC 513 Malladi, Haritha 30305 ES 231 01 Nature of Materials M F 0900 0950 AEC 200 Gordon, Melissa B. 30305 ES 231 01 Nature of Materials W 0800 0950 AEC 200 Gordon, Melissa B. 30306 ES 231 02 Nature of Materials M F 1000 1050 AEC 200 Gordon, Melissa B. 30306 ES 231 02 Nature of Materials W 1000 1150 AEC 200 Gordon, Melissa B. 30307 ES 231 03 Nature of Materials M F 1310 1400 AEC 200 Schaffer, James P. 30307 ES 231 03 Nature of Materials W 1210 1400 AEC 200 Schaffer, James P. 30308 ES 231 04 Nature of Materials M F 1410 1500 AEC 200 Schaffer, James P. 30308 ES 231 04 Nature of Materials W 1410 1600 AEC 200 Schaffer, James P. 30309 ES 232 01 Biomaterial Science T R 1000 1150 AEC 200 Van Horn, Ryan M. EGRS - Engineering Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30261 EGRS 261 01 Engr Econ & Management T R 1315 1430 AEC 306 Veshosky, David A. 30262 EGRS 273 01 Architectural Theory&Practice R 1900 2150 AEC 327 Felder, Paul D. 30263 EGRS 274 01 Planning the Built Environment R 1900 2150 AEC 306 Dempsey, Michele B. 30264 EGRS 352 01 Energy Tech & Modern World T R 0930 1045 AEC 306 Nicodemus, Julia F. 30265 EGRS 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, EGRS Note: Signature Required 30266 EGRS 450 01 Engineering Management T R 1100 1215 AEC 327 Veshosky, David A. 30267 EGRS 480 01 Sustainable Solutions M 1310 1600 AEC 306 Nicodemus, Julia F. 30268 EGRS 480 02 Sustainable Solutions T 1900 2150 AEC 306 Wilford-Hunt, Mary 30269 EGRS 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, EGRS Note: Signature Required ENG - English CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30270 ENG 100 01 Academic Writing T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 28 Kang, Tingting Note: Signature Required 30271 ENG 100 02 Academic Writing M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 102A Uzendoski, Andrew G. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30272 ENG 100 03 Academic Writing T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 28 Tatu, John C. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30273 ENG 115 01 Science Fiction M W 1245 1400 PARDEE 102B Byrd, Deborah L. 30274 ENG 119 01 Literary Women M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 329 Van Asselt, Bess C. 30275 ENG 135 01 Literature & Human Experience M W F 1510 1600 PARDEE 113 Smith, Ian D. 30276 ENG 136 01 Irish Writers&Struggle Pol Ind M W 1100 1215 PARDEE 102A Byrd, Deborah L. 30277 ENG 151 01 Intro to Creative Writing T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 329 Upton, Lee Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30278 ENG 151 02 Intro to Creative Writing M W 1100 1215 PARDEE 113 Gilmore, Jennifer W. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30279 ENG 174 01 Chicano Literature M W F 1410 1500 PARDEE 320B Uzendoski, Andrew G. 30280 ENG 202 01 Writing Seminar M W F 1100 1150 KIRB 106 Uzendoski, Andrew G. 30281 ENG 202 02 Writing Seminar T R 1445 1600 PARDEE 102A Falbo, Bianca M. 30282 ENG 202 03 Writing Seminar W 1310 1600 KIRB 003 Donahue, Patricia A. 30283 ENG 205 01 Seminar in Textual Practices T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 113 Belletto, Steven W. 30284 ENG 205 02 Seminar in Textual Practices T R 1445 1600 PARDEE 113 Belletto, Steven W. 30285 ENG 206 01 Literary History T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 102A Gill-Sadler, Randi K. 30286 ENG 206 02 Literary History M W F 1100 1150 PARDEE 320B Smith, Ian D. 30287 ENG 231 01 Journalistic Writing T 1900 2150 PARDEE 329 Parrish, Kathleen A. 30711 ENG 247 01 Nature Writing M W F 0800 0850 PARDEE 320B Phillips, Christopher N. Note: Cross-listed with EVST 247 30288 ENG 250 01 Writing Genres T R 0800 0915 PARDEE 329 Clayton, Kathleen L. 30289 ENG 250 02 Writing Genres T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 329 Clayton, Kathleen L. 30290 ENG 251 01 Screen Writing M W 1245 1400 PARDEE 102A Gilmore, Jennifer W. 30292 ENG 252 01 Sp Topics: Black Literature T R 1445 1600 PARDEE 329 Gill-Sadler, Randi K. 30710 ENG 271 01 Dancing Cultures T 1310 1600 248WAC STU THTR Rohman, Carrie L. Note: Cross-listed with THTR 271 30713 ENG 353 01 Adv Journalistic Writing R 1900 2150 PARDEE 320B Parrish, Kathleen A. 30293 ENG 361 01 Adv Creative Writing:Poetry T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 329 Upton, Lee 30294 ENG 362 01 Adv Creative Writ:Short Fict R 1900 2150 PARDEE 329 Gilmore, Jennifer W. 30295 ENG 365 01 Seminar in Literary Criticism T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 320A Rohman, Carrie L. 30714 ENG 370 01 Gender, Race & the Classics T 1900 2150 PARDEE 102A Byrd, Deborah L. 30296 ENG 375 01 Making English T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 320B Falbo, Bianca M. 30296 ENG 375 01 Making English T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 320B Phillips, Christopher N. 30297 ENG 377 01 What's Happening Early Modern M W F 1310 1400 PARDEE 113 Smith, Ian D. 30298 ENG 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, ENG Note: Signature Required 30299 ENG 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, ENG Note: Signature Required EVSC - Environmental Science CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30317 EVSC 394 01 Independent Research TBA Note: Signature Required 30318 EVSC 496 01 Thesis TBA Note: Signature Required EVST - Environmental Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30310 EVST 215 01 Environmental Policy M W 1315 1430 VAN 108 Armstrong, Andrea L. Note: Cross-listed with PSTD 215 Note: Priority to EVST/EVSC majors 30311 EVST 220 01 Place,People,Enviro Mid-Atlant R 1310 1600 PARDEE 102B Armstrong, Andrea L. Note: Priority to EVST/EVSC majors 30312 EVST 230 01 Water Problems, Water Solution T 1310 1600 PARDEE 102B Armstrong, Andrea L. Note: Priority to EVST/EVSC majors 30715 EVST 247 01 Nature Writing M W F 0800 0850 PARDEE 320B Phillips, Christopher N. Note: Cross-listed with ENG 247 30313 EVST 290 01 Climate Change T R 1100 1215 VAN 106 Lawrence, Kira T. Note: Priority to EVST/EVSC majors 30314 EVST 390 01 Independent Study TBA Note: Signature Required 30315 EVST 394 01 Independent Research TBA Note: Signature Required 30316 EVST 496 01 Thesis TBA Note: Signature Required FAMS - Film & Media Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30319 FAMS 101 01 Intro to Film & Media Studies M 1900 2150 BUCK 101 Groo, Katherine E. 30319 FAMS 101 01 Intro to Film & Media Studies T R 1445 1600 BUCK 101 Groo, Katherine E. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30320 FAMS 120 01 Filmmakers: Alfred Hitchcock T R 1310 1600 248WAC MEDIA 2 Smith, Andrew M. 30321 FAMS 201 01 Making Media 1 M W 1310 1600 248WAC MEDIA 1 Corzo-Duchardt, Elizabeth A. 30322 FAMS 202 01 Making Media 2 T R 1310 1600 248WAC MEDIA 1 MacHose, Adam 30733 FAMS 222 01 Collaborative Process T R 0930 1045 BUCK 102 Schwartz-Smith, Stephanette I. Note: Cross-listed with THTR 222 30323 FAMS 235 01 Media Panics T R 0930 1045 248WAC MEDIA 2 Corzo-Duchardt, Elizabeth A. 30732 FAMS 237 01 Celluloid Ghosts T R 1100 1215 248WAC MEDIA 1 Groo, Katherine E. 30732 FAMS 237 01 Celluloid Ghosts W 1310 1600 BUCK 101 Groo, Katherine E. 30324 FAMS 255 01 Women Make Movies M 1310 1500 248WAC MEDIA 2 Van Asselt, Bess C. 30324 FAMS 255 01 Women Make Movies W F 1310 1400 248WAC MEDIA 2 Van Asselt, Bess C. Note: Cross-listed with WGS 255 30325 FAMS 260 01 Film Genres: Pop Cltr Africa T R 1445 1600 OCGE 314 Bissell, William C. Note: Cross-listed with A&S 260 30326 FAMS 270 01 World Cinemas-Russian Cinema T R 1315 1430 OCGE 216 Ceballos, Lindsay M. 30326 FAMS 270 01 World Cinemas-Russian Cinema W 1900 2050 OCGE 216 Ceballos, Lindsay M. Note: Cross-listed with REES 270 30328 FAMS 301 01 Audio-Visual Essay T R 1100 1230 248WAC MEDIA 2 Corzo-Duchardt, Elizabeth A. 30731 FAMS 351 01 Minor Cinemas M W 1100 1215 248WAC MEDIA 2 Groo, Katherine E. FLL - Foreign Languages & Literature CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30329 FLL 210 01 Second Lang Acquisition M W 1315 1430 FARINO THTR Luo, Han Note: Cross-listed with PSYC 210 FREN - French CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30330 FREN 102 01 Elementary French II T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 429 de Saussure, Annie 30331 FREN 102 02 Elementary French II M W F 1100 1150 PARDEE 401 Perrot, Mathieu 30332 FREN 111 01 Intermediate French I T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 419 Toulouse, Mary T. 30333 FREN 112 01 Intermediate French II T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 401 Duhl, Olga A. 30334 FREN 112 02 Intermediate French II T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 401 Duhl, Olga A. 30335 FREN 324 01 Fren Civil Since 1789 M W F 1410 1500 PARDEE 401 Perrot, Mathieu 30336 FREN 424 01 20th Century French Culture T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 401 de Saussure, Annie 30337 FREN 460 01 Reading & Research TBA Dept, FREN Note: Signature Required GEOL - Geology CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30338 GEOL 110 01 Int to Geol:Environmental Geol M W F 1100 1150 VAN 108 Germanoski, Dru Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30339 GEOL 110L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 VAN 106 Germanoski, Dru Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30340 GEOL 110L 02 Lab R 0800 1050 VAN 106 Wilson, John R. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30341 GEOL 110L 03 Lab R 1310 1600 VAN 106 Malinconico, Lawrence L. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30342 GEOL 130 01 Int Geo:Dino,Darwin, Deep Time M W F 0900 0950 VAN 108 Sunderlin, David F. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30343 GEOL 130L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 VAN 105 Sunderlin, David F. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30344 GEOL 130L 02 Lab T 0800 1050 VAN 105 Wilson, John R. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30345 GEOL 130L 03 Lab T 1310 1600 VAN 105 Wilson, John R. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30346 GEOL 195 01 Earth in Eruption:Volcanology M W F 1000 1050 VAN 106 Malinconico, Lawrence L. 30347 GEOL 215 01 Sedimentology & Stratigraphy M W F 1100 1150 VAN 105 Sunderlin, David F. 30348 GEOL 215L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 VAN 105 Sunderlin, David F. 30349 GEOL 300 01 Earth Surface Processes M W F 0900 0950 VAN 106 Germanoski, Dru 30350 GEOL 300L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 VAN 106 Germanoski, Dru 30351 GEOL 307 01 Igneous & Metamorphic Petrol T R 0930 1045 VAN 15 Carley, Tamara L. 30352 GEOL 307L 01 Lab T 1310 1600 VAN 15 Carley, Tamara L. 30353 GEOL 321 01 Geochemistry T R 1100 1215 VAN 15 Carley, Tamara L. 30353 GEOL 321 01 Geochemistry R 1310 1600 VAN 15 Carley, Tamara L. 30354 GEOL 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, GEOL Note: Signature Required GERM - German CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30355 GERM 101 01 Elementary German I M W F 0900 0950 KIRB 106 Johannssen, Dennis 30356 GERM 102 01 Elementary German II M W F 1000 1050 KIRB 106 Johannssen, Dennis 30357 GERM 111 01 Intermediate German I T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 429 Keister, Christa H. 30358 GERM 112 01 Intermediate German II T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 429 Keister, Christa H. 30359 GERM 212 01 Vienna, Berlin, Arch, Lit&Film M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 429 Bettray, Ute 30716 GERM 323 01 German & Austrian Film & Media M W 1445 1600 PARDEE 429 Johannssen, Dennis 30360 GERM 423 01 Germ Lit & Culture Age Imperia M W 1100 1215 PARDEE 429 Bettray, Ute 30361 GERM 460 01 Reading & Research TBA Dept, GERM Note: Signature Required GOVT - Government & Law CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30362 GOVT 101 01 Introduction to U.S. Politics M W F 0800 0850 KIRB 104 Clarke, Andrew Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30363 GOVT 101 02 Introduction to U.S. Politics M W F 0900 0950 KIRB 104 Clarke, Andrew Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30364 GOVT 101 03 Introduction to U.S. Politics T R 1100 1215 KIRB 104 Kincaid, John Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30365 GOVT 102 01 Intro International Politics T R 1100 1215 KIRB 204 Peleg, Ilan Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30366 GOVT 102 02 Intro International Politics T R 1315 1430 KIRB 204 Peleg, Ilan Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30368 GOVT 104 02 Intro to Political Theory T R 0930 1045 KIRB 104 Miller, Joshua I. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022 30369 GOVT 218 01 Politics of Public Policy M W F 0900 0950 KIRB 206 SoRelle, Mallory E. 30370 GOVT 218 02 Politics of Public Policy M W F 1000 1050 KIRB 206 SoRelle, Mallory E. 30371 GOVT 220 01 US & Latin American Relations M W 1445 1600 KIRB 104 Stewart-Gambino, Hannah 30719 GOVT 228 01 Democratization & Dem Breakdow T R 0930 1045 KIRB 106 Van Dyck, Brandon P. 30373 GOVT 238 01 East Asian Internat Relations T R 0930 1045 KIRB 107 Park, Seo-Hyun 30374 GOVT 246 01 American Political Thought T R 1445 1600 KIRB 204 Miller, Joshua I. 30375 GOVT 309 01 Scope & Methods M W F 1310 1400 PARDEE 28 Clarke, Andrew 30376 GOVT 310 01 American Federalism T R 1315 1430 KIRB 003 Kincaid, John 30377 GOVT 313 01 1st Amend in US:Law & Politics M W 1100 1215 KIRB 204 Murphy, Bruce A. 30378 GOVT 315 01 Equality in U.S:Law & Politics T R 0800 0915 KIRB 204 Silverstein, Helena 30379 GOVT 332 01 Globalization & Security T R 1100 1215 KIRB 107 Park, Seo-Hyun 30382 GOVT 380 01 Internship TBA Fabian, Katalin Note: Signature Required 30383 GOVT 390 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, GOVT Note: Signature Required 30384 GOVT 410 01 Sem:Personality & Supreme Ct M W 1445 1600 KIRB 206 Murphy, Bruce A. 30385 GOVT 419 01 Sem:Global Governance M W 1100 1215 KIRB 206 Cho, Il Hyun 30386 GOVT 420 01 Sem:Latin American Politics T R 1445 1600 KIRB 106 Van Dyck, Brandon P. 30387 GOVT 421 01 Sem:American Political Economy M W 1245 1400 KIRB 206 SoRelle, Mallory E. 30388 GOVT 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, GOVT Note: Signature Required GRK - Greek CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30389 GRK 102 01 Elementary Greek II M W F 1410 1500 PARDEE 402 Dubischar, Markus C. HEBR - Hebrew CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30390 HEBR 102 01 Elementary Hebrew II T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 419 Davis, Melody HIST - History CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30391 HIST 105 01 History of the Modern World T R 1100 1215 RHH 105 Lee, Christopher J. 30392 HIST 113 01 Jacksonian Democracy M W 1245 1400 RHH 105 Rosen, Deborah A. 30393 HIST 114 01 Food Histories in Americas T R 1315 1430 RHH 103 Pite, Rebekah E. 30717 HIST 202 01 History of Rome M W 1245 1400 KIRB 106 Clark, Michael G. 30394 HIST 206 01 Politics & Practice of History M W 1445 1600 RHH 105 Goshgarian, Rachel E. 30395 HIST 212 01 Mid East in Mind of America M W 1245 1400 RHH 103 Goshgarian, Rachel E. 30396 HIST 212 02 Mid East in Mind of America M W 1100 1215 RHH 103 Goshgarian, Rachel E. 30397 HIST 217 01 Settler Colonialism World Hist T R 1445 1600 RHH 103 Lee, Christopher J. 30398 HIST 228 01 Europe:WWI to Present W 1900 2150 RHH 103 Weiner, Robert I. 30399 HIST 231 01 US History 1840-1940 M W 1100 1215 RHH 105 Zallen, Jeremy B. 30400 HIST 246 01 Latin America:National Period T R 0930 1045 RHH 104 Pite, Rebekah E. 30401 HIST 249 01 20th Century East Asia T 1900 2150 RHH 103 Barclay, Paul D. 30402 HIST 266 01 Modern South Asia T R 1100 1215 RHH 104 Kanjwal, Hafsa Y. 30403 HIST 276 01 Conquest:A History M W 1100 1215 RHH 104 Rosen, Deborah A. 30404 HIST 291 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, HIST Note: Signature Required 30720 HIST 367 01 Contemp Issues in Islam T 1310 1600 RHH 104 Kanjwal, Hafsa Y. 30405 HIST 371 01 Sem:Native American Hist W 1310 1600 RHH 104 Zallen, Jeremy B. 30406 HIST 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, HIST Note: Signature Required INDS - Interdisciplinary CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30414 INDS 271 01 Soc Value Tech Historic Arch T R 1100 1215 AEC 306 Van Gulick, Leonard A. 30415 INDS 321 01 Technology Clinic TBA Malinconico, Lawrence L. Note: Signature Required 30416 INDS 322 01 Technology Clinic TBA Malinconico, Lawrence L. Note: Signature Required 30417 INDS 330 01 Grand Challenges TBA Note: Signature Required 30718 INDS 331 01 Health & Life Sciences Seminar M 1310 1600 KUNKEL 215 Butler, Michael W. Note: Signature Required IA - International Affairs CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30407 IA 200 01 Globalization and Its Critics M W 1100 1215 OCGE 314 Stewart-Gambino, Hannah 30408 IA 250 01 Atrocities, Genocide, Reparat T R 1100 1215 OCGE 101 von Wahl, Angelika 30409 IA 280 01 Research Methods in IA T R 1315 1430 OCGE 101 Fischer-Hoffman, Cory 30410 IA 400 01 Senior Capstone Seminar in IA M 1100 1215 OCGE 101 Fischer-Hoffman, Cory 30410 IA 400 01 Senior Capstone Seminar in IA R 1900 2100 OCGE 107 Fischer-Hoffman, Cory 30411 IA 400 02 Senior Capstone Seminar in IA T 1445 1600 OCGE 101 von Wahl, Angelika 30411 IA 400 02 Senior Capstone Seminar in IA R 1900 2100 OCGE 107 von Wahl, Angelika 30412 IA 400 03 Senior Capstone Seminar in IA M 1445 1600 OCGE 101 Fischer-Hoffman, Cory 30412 IA 400 03 Senior Capstone Seminar in IA R 1900 2100 OCGE 107 Fischer-Hoffman, Cory 30413 IA 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, IA Note: Signature Required ITAL - Italian CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR Note: All ITAL courses are delivered online with DeSales University 30418 ITAL 102 01 DE-Elementary Italian II M W F 1200 1250 TBA 30419 ITAL 102 02 DE-Elementary Italian II M W F 1311 1350 TBA 30420 ITAL 112 01 DE-Intermediate Italian II M W F 1400 1450 TBA JAPN - Japanese CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30421 JAPN 102 01 Elementary Japanese II M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 421 Ikegami, Naoko 30422 JAPN 112 01 Intermediate Japanese II M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 429 Ikegami, Naoko 30423 JAPN 291 01 Independent Study TBA Ikegami, Naoko Note: Signature Required LAT - Latin CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30424 LAT 102 01 Elementary Latin II M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 320B Dubischar, Markus C. MATH - Mathematics CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30425 MATH 110 01 Statistical Concepts M W F 0800 0850 PARDEE 102B 30426 MATH 110 02 Statistical Concepts M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 102B 30427 MATH 125 01 Modeling & Differential Calc M W F 1100 1150 AEC 327 30428 MATH 141 01 Diff Calculus & Econ Modeling M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 112 30429 MATH 141 02 Diff Calculus & Econ Modeling M W F 1310 1400 PARDEE 101 30430 MATH 161 01 Calculus I M W F 0930 1045 PARDEE 217 30431 MATH 161 02 Calculus I M W F 1100 1215 PARDEE 217 30432 MATH 162 01 Calculus II M W F 0800 0915 PARDEE 201 30433 MATH 162 02 Calculus II M W F 0930 1045 PARDEE 227 30434 MATH 162 03 Calculus II M W F 0930 1045 PARDEE 201 Note: Priority to students who completed MATH 165 in Fall 2018 30435 MATH 162 04 Calculus II M W F 1100 1215 PARDEE 201 30436 MATH 162 05 Calculus II M W F 1315 1430 PARDEE 201 30437 MATH 162 06 Calculus II M W F 1445 1600 PARDEE 201 30438 MATH 182 01 Discrete Structures M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 225 30439 MATH 182 02 Discrete Structures M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 225 30440 MATH 182 03 Discrete Structures M W F 1310 1400 HUGEL 225 30441 MATH 186 01 Applied Statistics M W 0800 0915 OCGE 107 30441 MATH 186 01 Applied Statistics F 0800 0915 PARDEE 28 30442 MATH 186 02 Applied Statistics M W 0930 1045 OCGE 107 30442 MATH 186 02 Applied Statistics F 0930 1045 PARDEE 28 30443 MATH 186 03 Applied Statistics M W 1100 1215 PARDEE 227 30443 MATH 186 03 Applied Statistics F 1100 1215 PARDEE 28 30444 MATH 186 04 Applied Statistics M W 1445 1600 PARDEE 101 30444 MATH 186 04 Applied Statistics F 1445 1600 PARDEE 28 30445 MATH 263 01 Calculus III M W F 0930 1045 PARDEE 101 30446 MATH 263 02 Calculus III M W F 1100 1215 PARDEE 101 30447 MATH 263 03 Calculus III M W F 1315 1430 PARDEE 217 30448 MATH 263 04 Calculus III M W F 1445 1600 PARDEE 217 30449 MATH 263 05 Calculus III T R F 1100 1215 PARDEE 227 30450 MATH 264 01 Differential Equations M W F 0845 0950 PARDEE 329 30451 MATH 264 02 Differential Equations M W F 1100 1205 PARDEE 329 30452 MATH 264 03 Differential Equations M W F 1255 1400 PARDEE 227 30453 MATH 264 04 Differential Equations M W F 1410 1515 PARDEE 227 30454 MATH 272 01 Linear Algebra With App M W F 1100 1150 PARDEE 102B Zhou, Ying 30455 MATH 272 02 Linear Algebra With App M W F 1310 1400 HUGEL 115 Zhou, Ying 30456 MATH 282 01 Techniques of Math Modeling M W F 1100 1205 AEC 206 Lewis, Allison 30457 MATH 286 01 Intro Prob & Math Statistics M W F 0900 0950 AEC 204 Gaugler, Trent 30458 MATH 290 01 Transition to Theoretical Math M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 216 Berkove, Ethan J. 30459 MATH 300 01 Vector Spaces M W F 1410 1500 PARDEE 112 McMahon, Elizabeth W. 30460 MATH 306 01 Operations Research M W F 1310 1400 PARDEE 329 Gordon, Gary P. 30461 MATH 312 01 Partial Differential Equations T R 1315 1445 PARDEE 217 Corvino, Justin J. 30462 MATH 328 01 Number Theory T R 1445 1600 PARDEE 216 Reiter, Clifford A. 30463 MATH 335 01 Probability M W F 1000 1050 AEC 513 Gaugler, Trent 30464 MATH 336 01 Mathematical Statistics M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 115 Liebner, Jeffrey P. 30465 MATH 336 02 Mathematical Statistics M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 115 Liebner, Jeffrey P. 30466 MATH 356 01 Intro to Real Analysis T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 217 Corvino, Justin J. 30467 MATH 356 02 Intro to Real Analysis T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 217 Corvino, Justin J. 30721 MATH 378 01 Topics in Algebraic Topology M W F 1410 1500 PARDEE 216 Zulli, Louis P. 30468 MATH 384 01 Intro to Stochastic Processes M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 216 Fisher, Evan D. 30469 MATH 392 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, MATH Note: Signature Required 30470 MATH 400 01 Senior Seminar W F 1245 1400 PARDEE 216 Berkove, Ethan J. 30471 MATH 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, MATH Note: Signature Required ME - Mechanical Engineering CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30472 ME 210 01 Manufacturing & Design M W F 1000 1050 AEC 239 LeVine, Matthew J. 30473 ME 210L 01 Lab T 1310 1600 AEC 135 LeVine, Matthew J. 30474 ME 210L 02 Lab R 1310 1600 AEC 135 LeVine, Matthew J. 30475 ME 240 01 Dynamics M W F 1310 1400 AEC 239 Seeler, Karl A. 30475 ME 240 01 Dynamics T 1200 1250 AEC 223B Seeler, Karl A. 30476 ME 331 01 Instrumentation & Data Acquis M W F 0900 0950 AEC 206 Rossmann, Tobias 30477 ME 331 02 Instrumentation & Data Acquis M W F 1000 1050 AEC 206 Rossmann, Tobias 30478 ME 331L 01 Lab T 0800 1050 AEC 234 Smith, Joshua H. 30479 ME 331L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 AEC 234 Smith, Joshua H. 30480 ME 331L 03 Lab R 0800 1050 AEC 234 Smith, Joshua H. 30481 ME 331L 04 Lab R 1310 1600 AEC 234 Smith, Joshua H. 30482 ME 331L 05 Lab R 1310 1600 AEC 238 Sabatino, Daniel R. 30483 ME 352 01 Dynamics of Physical Systems M W F 0900 0950 AEC 239 Seeler, Karl A. 30483 ME 352 01 Dynamics of Physical Systems T 1100 1150 AEC 206 Seeler, Karl A. 30484 ME 352 02 Dynamics of Physical Systems M W F 1100 1150 AEC 239 Seeler, Karl A. 30484 ME 352 02 Dynamics of Physical Systems T 1310 1400 AEC 206 Seeler, Karl A. 30485 ME 362 01 Fluid Mechanics M W F 1000 1050 AEC 204 Rossmann, Jennifer S. 30486 ME 362 02 Fluid Mechanics M W F 1100 1150 AEC 204 Steffens, Jonathan T. 30487 ME 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, ME Note: Signature Required 30724 ME 392 01 Mechanical Design for Stage M W 1410 1600 BUCK 106 Seeler, Karl A. Note: Cross-listed with THTR 370 30725 ME 394 01 Space Flight Mechanics T 1100 1215 AEC 239 LeVine, Matthew J. 30725 ME 394 01 Space Flight Mechanics R 1100 1215 AEC 223B LeVine, Matthew J. 30488 ME 475 01 Thermal/Fluids Systems M 1410 1500 AEC 239 Sabatino, Daniel R. 30488 ME 475 01 Thermal/Fluids Systems T 0800 1050 AEC 136 Sabatino, Daniel R. 30489 ME 475 02 Thermal/Fluids Systems M 1410 1500 AEC 239 Sabatino, Daniel R. 30489 ME 475 02 Thermal/Fluids Systems T 1310 1600 AEC 136 Sabatino, Daniel R. 30490 ME 475 03 Thermal/Fluids Systems T 1100 1150 AEC 429 Smith, Joshua H. 30490 ME 475 03 Thermal/Fluids Systems W 1310 1600 AEC 136 Smith, Joshua H. 30491 ME 475 04 Thermal/Fluids Systems W 1200 1250 AEC 204 Van Asselt, Amy L. 30491 ME 475 04 Thermal/Fluids Systems R 0800 1050 AEC 136 Van Asselt, Amy L. 30492 ME 475 05 Thermal/Fluids Systems W 1310 1400 AEC 204 Steffens, Jonathan T. 30492 ME 475 05 Thermal/Fluids Systems R 1310 1600 AEC 136 Steffens, Jonathan T. 30493 ME 492 01 Biomechanics T R 1100 1215 AEC 315 Nesbit, Steven M. 30494 ME 496 01 Thesis M 1200 1250 HUGEL 100 Dept, ME Note: Signature Required 30495 ME 498 01 Senior Design Project II M 1200 1250 HUGEL 100 Van Asselt, Amy L. 30495 ME 498 01 Senior Design Project II W 1310 1400 AEC 243 Van Asselt, Amy L. 30495 ME 498 01 Senior Design Project II R 1310 1600 AEC 134 Van Asselt, Amy L. 30496 ME 498 02 Senior Design Project II M 1200 1250 HUGEL 100 Rossmann, Tobias 30496 ME 498 02 Senior Design Project II T 1310 1600 AEC 004 Rossmann, Tobias 30496 ME 498 02 Senior Design Project II W 1100 1150 AEC 243 Rossmann, Tobias 30497 ME 498 03 Senior Design Project II M F 1510 1600 AEC 243 Nesbit, Steven M. 30497 ME 498 03 Senior Design Project II M 1200 1250 HUGEL 100 Nesbit, Steven M. 30497 ME 498 03 Senior Design Project II T 1310 1600 AEC 134 Nesbit, Steven M. 30498 ME 498 04 Senior Design Project II M 1200 1250 HUGEL 100 Steffens, Jonathan T. 30498 ME 498 04 Senior Design Project II W 1310 1400 AEC 206 Steffens, Jonathan T. 30498 ME 498 04 Senior Design Project II R 0800 1050 AEC 004 Steffens, Jonathan T. 30499 ME 498 05 Senior Design Project II M 1200 1250 HUGEL 100 Koh, Rachel S. 30499 ME 498 05 Senior Design Project II T 0800 1050 AEC 004 Koh, Rachel S. 30499 ME 498 05 Senior Design Project II R 0900 0950 AEC 002 Koh, Rachel S. MS - Military Science CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR Note: Unless otherwise noted, class meets at Lehigh University 30738 MS 102 01 Basic Leadership R 0800 0915 HUGEL 115 30738 MS 102 01 Basic Leadership R 1600 1900 TBA 30739 MS 202 01 Leadership & Teamwork R 0800 0915 HUGEL 117 30739 MS 202 01 Leadership & Teamwork R 1600 1900 TBA 30740 MS 302 01 Adaptive Team Leadership II R 0755 1035 TBA 30740 MS 302 01 Adaptive Team Leadership II R 1600 1900 TBA 30741 MS 302 02 Adaptive Team Leadership II W 0745 1000 TBA 30741 MS 302 02 Adaptive Team Leadership II R 1600 1900 TBA 30742 MS 402 01 Leadership in Complex World M W 0745 1000 TBA 30742 MS 402 01 Leadership in Complex World R 1600 1900 TBA MUS - Music CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30500 MUS 104 01 Music Technology I M W 1100 1215 WILL 213 Badami, Christopher M. 30501 MUS 121 01 Music Theory I M W 1245 1400 WILL 123 Wilkins, Walter R. 30502 MUS 130 01 Class Piano Lab M W 1410 1500 WILL 213 Note: Signature Required 30503 MUS 140 01 Begin Mus Instruction TBA Note: Signature Required 30504 MUS 141 01 Intermed Mus Instruct TBA Note: Signature Required 30505 MUS 150 01 Performance:Chorus M W 1615 1730 WILL 123 30506 MUS 151 01 Performance:Jazz Ensemble T 1900 2100 WILL 123 Wilkins, Walter R. 30507 MUS 153 01 Performance:Orchestra W 1835 2100 WILL 123 Baratz, Lewis R. 30508 MUS 154 01 Performance:Concert Band T R 1515 1745 WILL 123 O'Riordan, Kirk D. 30509 MUS 155 01 Performance:Jazz Combo M WILL 214 DiCarlo, Thomas V. 30510 MUS 158 01 Performance:Percussion Ensemb M 1820 2030 WILL 123 Stockton, J. Larry 30511 MUS 160 01 Performance:Chamber Singers M W 1735 1815 WILL 123 Kelly, Jennifer W. Note: Signature Required 30512 MUS 161 01 Performance:Early Ensemble R 1900 2100 WILL 214 Torres, George 30513 MUS 204 01 Music Technology II M W 1245 1400 WILL 213 Badami, Christopher M. 30514 MUS 224 01 Jazz Improvisation M W 1100 1215 WILL 123 Wilkins, Walter R. 30515 MUS 226 01 Uses & Abuses 19th C Science T R 0930 1045 WILL 128 Cummings, Anthony M. 30516 MUS 231 01 Musical Culture of Japan T R 1100 1215 WILL 123 Stockton, J. Larry 30517 MUS 260 01 Italian Mus & Italian Identity T R 1445 1600 WILL 128 Cummings, Anthony M. 30518 MUS 272 01 Experiencing Opera T R 1100 1215 WILL 128 Cummings, Anthony M. 30519 MUS 323 01 Music Theory III M W F 1000 1050 WILL 128 O'Riordan, Kirk D. 30520 MUS 340 01 Orchestration M W F 1410 1500 WILL 128 O'Riordan, Kirk D. 30522 MUS 360 01 Italian Mus & Italian Identity T R 1445 1600 WILL 128 Cummings, Anthony M. 30521 MUS 362 01 War & Peace:Mus of the 1960s T R 1315 1430 WILL 123 Torres, George 30523 MUS 392 01 Independent Study TBA Stockton, J. Larry Note: Signature Required 30524 MUS 492 01 Senior Project TBA Stockton, J. Larry Note: Signature Required 30525 MUS 496 01 Thesis TBA Stockton, J. Larry Note: Signature Required NEUR - Neuroscience CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30526 NEUR 201 01 Intro to Neuroscience M W F 1310 1400 OECHSL 224 Schettino, Luis F. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30527 NEUR 201 02 Intro to Neuroscience T R 0930 1045 OECHSL 224 Reynolds, Elaine R. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30528 NEUR 256 01 Neurobiology T R 1315 1430 OECHSL 224 Stawicki, Tamara M. Note: Cross-listed with BIOL 256 30529 NEUR 256L 01 Lab W 0800 1050 OECHSL 107 Stawicki, Tamara M. Note: Cross-listed with BIOL 256L 30530 NEUR 256L 02 Lab W 1310 1600 OECHSL 107 Stawicki, Tamara M. Note: Cross-listed with BIOL 256L 30531 NEUR 392 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, NEUR Note: Signature Required 30532 NEUR 401 01 Advanced Neuroscience M W 1310 1500 OECHSL 211 Gabel, Lisa A. Note: Open only to Class of 2019 NEUR majors 30533 NEUR 401 02 Advanced Neuroscience T R 1310 1500 OECHSL 209 Tomaszycki, Michelle L. Note: Open only to Class of 2019 NEUR majors 30534 NEUR 492 01 Advanced Research TBA Dept, NEUR Note: Signature Required 30535 NEUR 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, NEUR Note: Signature Required PHIL - Philosophy CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30536 PHIL 101 01 Introduction to Philosophy M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 321 Jezzi, Nathaniel N. 30537 PHIL 101 02 Introduction to Philosophy M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 321 Jezzi, Nathaniel N. 30538 PHIL 102 01 Basic Social Questions M W 1245 1400 PARDEE 321 Masto, Meghan B. 30539 PHIL 102 02 Basic Social Questions T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 321 Panichas, George E. 30540 PHIL 200 01 Logic T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 321 Schmidt, Nathan 30541 PHIL 216 01 Modern Philosophy M W 1100 1215 PARDEE 321 McLeod, James O. 30542 PHIL 245 01 Bioethics T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 320B Schmidt, Nathan 30543 PHIL 250 01 Ethics M W 1445 1600 PARDEE 321 McLeod, James O. 30544 PHIL 270 01 Feminist Philosophy M W 1445 1600 PARDEE 320A Masto, Meghan B. 30722 PHIL 272 01 Social Justice,Egaltrism&Race T 1900 2150 PARDEE 320B Panichas, George E. 30545 PHIL 350 01 Metaethics M W 1245 1400 PARDEE 320B Jezzi, Nathaniel N. 30546 PHIL 360 01 Philosophy of Law T R 1445 1600 PARDEE 320B Panichas, George E. 30547 PHIL 366 01 God T 1900 2150 PARDEE 321 McLeod, James O. 30548 PHIL 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, PHIL Note: Signature Required 30549 PHIL 496 01 Thesis TBA Shieber, Joseph H. Note: Signature Required PHYS - Physics CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30550 PHYS 112 01 General Physics-Elec, Mag, Opt M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 100 Ahmed, Sheehan H. 30551 PHYS 112 02 General Physics-Elec, Mag, Opt M W F 1410 1500 HUGEL 100 Ahmed, Sheehan H. 30552 PHYS 112L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 HUGEL 119 30553 PHYS 112L 02 Lab R 0800 1050 HUGEL 119 30554 PHYS 112L 03 Lab R 1310 1600 HUGEL 119 30555 PHYS 112L 04 Lab R 1900 2150 HUGEL 119 30556 PHYS 131 01 Mechanics M W F 0800 0850 HUGEL 100 Hawley, Christopher J. 30557 PHYS 131 02 Mechanics M W F 0900 0950 HUGEL 100 Thomas, Brooks D. 30558 PHYS 131 03 Mechanics M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 100 Hawley, Christopher J. 30559 PHYS 131 04 Mechanics M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 103 Hawley, Annemarie 30560 PHYS 131 05 Mechanics M W F 1310 1400 HUGEL 100 Boekelheide, Zoe A. 30561 PHYS 131L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 HUGEL 123 30562 PHYS 131L 02 Lab M 1900 2150 HUGEL 123 30563 PHYS 131L 03 Lab T 0800 1050 HUGEL 123 30564 PHYS 131L 04 Lab T 1310 1600 HUGEL 123 30565 PHYS 131L 05 Lab T 1900 2150 HUGEL 123 30566 PHYS 131L 06 Lab W 1310 1600 HUGEL 123 30567 PHYS 131L 07 Lab W 1900 2150 HUGEL 123 30568 PHYS 131L 08 Lab R 0800 1050 HUGEL 123 30569 PHYS 131L 09 Lab R 1310 1600 HUGEL 123 30570 PHYS 131L 10 Lab R 1900 2150 HUGEL 123 30571 PHYS 131L 11 Lab F 1310 1600 HUGEL 123 30572 PHYS 151 01 Accelerated Physics M W F 0900 0950 HUGEL 142 Dougherty, Andrew J. 30573 PHYS 151L 01 Lab T 1310 1600 HUGEL 142 Dougherty, Andrew J. 30574 PHYS 215 01 Introduction to Quantum Phys M W F 1000 1050 HUGEL 017 Nice, David J. 30575 PHYS 215L 01 Lab T 1310 1600 HUGEL 042 Shelley, Scott 30576 PHYS 218 01 Oscillatory & Wave Phenomena M W F 1310 1400 HUGEL 017 Thomas, Brooks D. 30577 PHYS 218L 01 Lab R 1445 1600 HUGEL 042 Dougherty, Andrew J. 30578 PHYS 327 01 Advanced Mechanics M W F 1410 1500 HUGEL 017 Boekelheide, Zoe A. 30579 PHYS 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, PHYS Note: Signature Required 30580 PHYS 424 01 Solid State Physics M W F 0900 0950 HUGEL 017 Hawley, Annemarie 30581 PHYS 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, PHYS Note: Signature Required PSTD - Policy Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30582 PSTD 215 01 Environmental Policy M W 1315 1430 HUGEL 115 Armstrong, Andrea L. Note: Cross-listed with EVST 215 30583 PSTD 255 01 Bus & Corporate Social Respons T R 1100 1215 SIMON 122 Ahene, Rexford A. Note: Cross-listed with ECON 255 30584 PSTD 300 01 Industry, Strategy, Policy T 1900 2150 SIMON 125 Crain, William M. Note: Cross-listed with ECON 300 30585 PSTD 339 01 Foundation Entrepreneurial Soc M W F 1310 1400 SIMON 125 Hutchinson, Gladstone A. Note: Cross-listed with ECON 339 30586 PSTD 390 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, PSTD Note: Signature Required 30587 PSTD 400 01 Policy Internship & Seminar M 1900 2150 OCGE 101 Crain, William M. Note: Signature Required 30588 PSTD 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, PSTD Note: Signature Required PSYC - Psychology CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30589 PSYC 110 01 Introduction to Psychology M W F 0900 0950 OECHSL 224 Wenze, Susan Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30590 PSYC 110 02 Introduction to Psychology M W F 1000 1050 OECHSL 224 Shaw, John S. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30591 PSYC 110L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 OECHSL 300 Buckley, Carolyn A. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30592 PSYC 110L 02 Lab M 1800 2050 OECHSL 300 Buckley, Carolyn A. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30593 PSYC 110L 03 Lab T 0800 1050 OECHSL 300 Redding, Jessica L. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30594 PSYC 110L 04 Lab T 1310 1600 OECHSL 300 Redding, Jessica L. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30595 PSYC 110L 05 Lab W 1310 1600 OECHSL 300 Redding, Jessica L. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30596 PSYC 110L 06 Lab W 1800 2050 OECHSL 300 Redding, Jessica L. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30597 PSYC 110L 07 Lab R 0800 1050 OECHSL 300 Buckley, Carolyn A. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30598 PSYC 110L 08 Lab R 1310 1600 OECHSL 300 Buckley, Carolyn A. Note: Open only to Class of 2021, 2022; others by permission 30599 PSYC 120 01 Quantitative Methods M W F 0800 0850 OECHSL 201 Hannan, Susan 30600 PSYC 120 02 Quantitative Methods M W F 0900 0950 OECHSL 201 Hannan, Susan 30601 PSYC 120 03 Quantitative Methods M W F 1000 1050 OECHSL 201 Schettino, Luis F. 30602 PSYC 203 01 Design & Analysis I M W F 1100 1150 OECHSL 209 Hannan, Susan Note: Link with PSYC 203L-01 30604 PSYC 203 02 Design & Analysis I T R 1100 1215 OECHSL 201 Longshore, Kathryn M. Note: Link with PSYC 203L-02 or 03 30603 PSYC 203L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 OECHSL 201 Hannan, Susan Note: Link with PSYC 203-01 30605 PSYC 203L 02 Lab T 1310 1600 OECHSL 201 Longshore, Kathryn M. Note: Link with PSYC 203-02 30606 PSYC 203L 03 Lab W 1310 1600 OECHSL 201 Longshore, Kathryn M. Note: Link with PSYC 203-02 30618 PSYC 210 01 Second Lang Acquisition M W 1315 1430 FARINO THTR Luo, Han Note: Cross-listed with FLL 210 30607 PSYC 223 01 Physiological Psychology I M W F 1100 1150 OECHSL 223 Gabel, Lisa A. Note: Not open to NEUR majors 30608 PSYC 226 01 Human Factors & Engr Psych T R 1445 1600 OECHSL 223 Nees, Michael A. 30609 PSYC 230 01 Lifespan Development I M W F 1000 1050 OECHSL 223 Myers, Lauren J. 30610 PSYC 231 01 Personality T R 1100 1215 OECHSL 223 Vinchur, Andrew J. 30611 PSYC 232 01 Abnormal Psychology M W F 1410 1500 OECHSL 224 Wenze, Susan 30612 PSYC 242 01 Educational Psychology M W 1100 1215 OECHSL 224 Myers, Lauren J. 30613 PSYC 270 01 Sports Psychology T R 0800 0915 OECHSL 223 Longshore, Kathryn M. 30614 PSYC 322 01 Perception T R 0930 1045 OECHSL 209 Nees, Michael A. 30615 PSYC 322L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 OECHSL 209 Nees, Michael A. 30616 PSYC 323 01 Physiological Psychology II T R 0930 1045 OECHSL 211 Tomaszycki, Michelle L. 30617 PSYC 323L 01 Lab W 1310 1600 OECHSL 105 Tomaszycki, Michelle L. 30619 PSYC 327 01 Social Psychology II T R 1100 1215 OECHSL 209 Bell, Angela C. 30620 PSYC 327L 01 Lab M 1310 1600 OECHSL 209 Bell, Angela C. 30621 PSYC 343 01 Practicum in Psychology TBA Myers, Lauren J. Note: Signature Required 30622 PSYC 392 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, PSYC Note: Signature Required 30623 PSYC 490 01 Capstone: Psyc & the Law M W 1100 1215 OECHSL 211 Shaw, John S. Note: Open only to Class of 2019 PSYC majors 30624 PSYC 490 02 Capstone:Fund Questions in Psy T R 1315 1430 OECHSL 211 Vinchur, Andrew J. Note: Open only to Class of 2019 PSYC majors 30625 PSYC 490 03 Capstone: Psyc of Prejudice T R 1445 1600 OECHSL 211 Bell, Angela C. Note: Open only to Class of 2019 PSYC majors 30626 PSYC 492 01 Advanced Research TBA Dept, PSYC Note: Signature Required 30627 PSYC 496 01 0 TBA Dept, PSYC Note: Signature Required REL - Religious Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30630 REL 101 01 Religions in World Cultures M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 320A Patel, Youshaa 30631 REL 101 02 Religions in World Cultures T R 0800 0915 PARDEE 320A Ziolkowski, Eric 30632 REL 211 01 Hinduism T R 1245 1400 PARDEE 320A Tull, Herman W. 30633 REL 212 01 Buddhism T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 320A Tull, Herman W. 30634 REL 213 01 Judaism M W 1245 1400 PARDEE 320A Carr, Jessica L. 30635 REL 215 01 Islam M W 1100 1215 PARDEE 320A Patel, Youshaa 30636 REL 216 01 Rel in Africa:Hist Expressions T 1900 2150 PARDEE 320A Schoss, Johanna 30637 REL 224 01 Religious Ethics W 1900 2150 PARDEE 320A Tull, Herman W. 30638 REL 228 01 Religion & Politics in Africa M W 1245 1400 KIRB 204 Blunt, Robert W. 30639 REL 240 01 Theories of Religion T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 320B Ziolkowski, Eric 30640 REL 250 01 Anthropology of Religion M W 1100 1215 KIRB 104 Blunt, Robert W. 30641 REL 260 01 Global Muslim Lit & Film W 1315 1600 HUGEL 117 Patel, Youshaa 30642 REL 306 01 Jewish Responses to Holocaust T 1315 1600 PARDEE 321 Carr, Jessica L. 30643 REL 309 01 Jews in the Americas R 1315 1600 PARDEE 321 Carr, Jessica L. RUSS - Russian CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30644 RUSS 102 01 Elementary Russian II M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 402 Sajez, Valeria 30645 RUSS 112 01 Intermediate Russian II M W F 1100 1150 PARDEE 402 Sajez, Valeria 30646 RUSS 211 01 Advanced Russian M W F 1200 1250 PARDEE 402 Sajez, Valeria 30647 RUSS 291 01 Independent Study TBA Sajez, Valeria Note: Signature Required REES - Russian & East European Studie CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30628 REES 162 01 Soviet & Russian Literature T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 113 Ceballos, Lindsay M. Note: Cross-listed with CL 162 30629 REES 270 01 World Cinemas-Russian Cinema T R 1315 1430 OCGE 216 Ceballos, Lindsay M. 30629 REES 270 01 World Cinemas-Russian Cinema W 1900 2050 OCGE 216 Ceballos, Lindsay M. Note: Cross-listed with FAMS 270 SPAN - Spanish CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30648 SPAN 101 01 Elementary Spanish I T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 421 Geoffrion-Vinci, Michelle C. 30649 SPAN 102 01 Elementary Spanish II T R 1315 1430 PARDEE 102A Donnell, Sidney E. 30650 SPAN 102 02 Elementary Spanish II M W 1800 1915 PARDEE 401 Molano, Charles H. 30651 SPAN 103 01 Accelerated Elementary Span M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 401 Shupp, Richard C. 30652 SPAN 103 02 Accelerated Elementary Span M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 401 Shupp, Richard C. 30653 SPAN 103 03 Accelerated Elementary Span M W 1245 1400 PARDEE 429 Qualtere, Camille M. 30654 SPAN 111 01 Intermediate Spanish I T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 421 Rodriguez-Ulloa, Olga C. 30655 SPAN 111 02 Intermediate Spanish I T R 1445 1600 PARDEE 401 Qualtere, Camille M. 30656 SPAN 111 03 Intermediate Spanish I T R 1800 1915 PARDEE 401 Qualtere, Camille M. 30657 SPAN 112 01 Intermediate Spanish II M W F 1100 1150 HUGEL 017 Stafford, Katherine O. 30658 SPAN 112 02 Intermediate Spanish II M W F 1310 1400 PARDEE 421 Stafford, Katherine O. 30659 SPAN 211 01 Advanced Spanish M W F 1000 1050 PARDEE 421 Quiros, Daniel 30660 SPAN 211 02 Advanced Spanish M W F 1100 1150 PARDEE 421 Quiros, Daniel 30661 SPAN 314 01 Cont Span-Amer & Hispanics US M W 1245 1400 PARDEE 401 Quiros, Daniel 30662 SPAN 315 01 Intro Visual Cultures Spain M W 1445 1600 PARDEE 421 Stafford, Katherine O. 30663 SPAN 318 01 Surv Spanish American Lit II T R 0930 1045 PARDEE 421 Rodriguez-Ulloa, Olga C. 30664 SPAN 425 01 Don Quixote T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 216 Donnell, Sidney E. 30665 SPAN 428 01 Sem:Mod Span-Amer Lit & Cult M W 1100 1215 PARDEE 216 Gutierrez Coto, Amauri F. 30666 SPAN 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, SPAN Note: Signature Required THTR - Theater CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30667 THTR 120 01 Practicum TBA Lodge, Mary Jo M. Note: Signature Required 30668 THTR 120 02 Practicum TBA Westfall, Suzanne R. Note: Signature Required 30669 THTR 121 01 Practicum TBA Owens, Alexander E. Note: Signature Required 30670 THTR 121 02 Practicum TBA Owens, Alexander E. Note: Signature Required 30726 THTR 209 01 Theatre and Environment M W F 1310 1400 SIMON 124 Westfall, Suzanne R. 30671 THTR 222 01 Collaborative Process M W 1100 1215 BUCK 102 Schwartz-Smith, Stephanette I. Note: Cross-listed with FAMS 222 30727 THTR 271 01 Dancing Cultures T 1310 1600 248WAC STU THTR Rohman, Carrie L. Note: Cross-listed with ENG 271 30672 THTR 280 01 Topics:Speaking Power T R 1900 2015 248WAC STU THTR Westfall, Suzanne R. 30673 THTR 330 01 Acting III: Theatrical Styles R 1310 1600 248WAC STU THTR 30674 THTR 335 01 Theater for Young Audiences T R 0930 1215 248WAC STU THTR Lodge, Mary Jo M. 30675 THTR 369 01 Theater Artists in Focus M W 1100 1215 248WAC STU THTR Lodge, Mary Jo M. 30728 THTR 370 01 Mechanical Design for Stage M W 1410 1600 BUCK 106 Owens, Alexander E. Note: Cross-listed with ME 392 30676 THTR 371 01 Adv Topics: Performance Art R 1310 1600 BUCK 102 Note: Cross-listed with ART 371 30677 THTR 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, THTR Note: Signature Required 30678 THTR 400 01 Senior Project TBA Westfall, Suzanne R. Note: Signature Required 30679 THTR 496 01 Thesis TBA Westfall, Suzanne R. Note: Signature Required WGS - Women's & Gender Studies CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC COURSE TITLE M T W R F BEGIN END BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR 30680 WGS 101 01 Intro Women's & Gender Studies M W 1100 1215 FARINO THTR Gilligan, Tara G. 30681 WGS 101 02 Intro Women's & Gender Studies M W 1445 1600 FARINO THTR Gilligan, Tara G. 30723 WGS 240 01 Transfeminisms M W 1445 1600 PARDEE 102A Bettray, Ute 30682 WGS 249 01 Women in US Crim Justice Syst R 1900 2200 PARDEE 101 Gilligan, Tara G. Note: Signature Required 30683 WGS 250 01 Gender & STEM T R 1445 1600 PARDEE 101 Armstrong, Mary A. 30684 WGS 255 01 Women Make Movies M 1310 1500 248WAC MEDIA 2 Van Asselt, Bess C. 30684 WGS 255 01 Women Make Movies W F 1310 1400 248WAC MEDIA 2 Van Asselt, Bess C. Note: Cross-listed with FAMS 255 30685 WGS 262 01 Women & Work in Americas M W 1445 1600 RHH 103 Pite, Rebekah E. 30686 WGS 320 01 Black Feminism M W F 0900 0950 PARDEE 320A Van Asselt, Bess C. Note: Cross-listed with AFS 320 30687 WGS 340 01 Sexuality Studies T R 1100 1215 PARDEE 101 Armstrong, Mary A. 30688 WGS 381 01 Internship TBA Armstrong, Mary A. Note: Signature Required 30689 WGS 391 01 Independent Study TBA Dept, WGS Note: Signature Required 30690 WGS 496 01 Thesis TBA Dept, WGS Note: Signature Required 2019 SPRING COURSE AND HOUR SUPPLEMENT INCLUDES INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM DEPARTMENTS THROUGH OCTOBER 19, 2018 ALL CHANGES PENDING FACULTY APPROVAL

A&S 226 – Race, Racism, and Health in US Society This course explores racial health inequalities in the United States. Despite improvements in overall U.S. health, significant racial health disparities remain. The course will focus on the following five areas: (1) contemporary theories of race and racism, (2) understanding the sources of racial health and inequalities, (3) assessing how racism impacts various dimensions of health, (4) racial inequalities over the life course, and (5) protective mechanisms and potential policy solutions to address racial health inequalities.

A&S 249 – End of the World as We Knew It: Climate Disaster and Society This class introduces students to the emerging concept of the Anthropocene, a geological age marked by human impact on the earth. Focusing on ethnographic case studies in various regions of the world, the class will look at the physical and cultural remnants of nuclear experimentation, industrialization, and man-made climate change. Students will learn about current theories in anthropology, including the emergence of multi-species ethnography and disaster anthropology. The class asks why studying ourselves is important and work to develop an ethics for Anthropocene.

A&S 301 – Social Welfare Policy and the Safety Net The term “safety net” commonly refers to a range of public and non-governmental programs and policies aimed at alleviating poverty or protecting individuals and families from experiencing distress and hardship. This course uses a sociological perspective to examine the development, nature, and implications of social welfare policies and programs in the United States.

ART 371 / THTR 371— Advanced Special Topics: Performance Art With roots in DADAist performance of the early 20th century, Performance Art has grown to encompass a variety of theatrical forms: the “happenings” of the 1960s, the art installations and stand-up comedy performances of the late 20th century. These multi-medial theatrical forms confront issues of race, politics, gender, and class and blur the boundaries of various art forms. Students will study the history of the forms, read and view texts, and write original performance pieces.

CHE 342 – Atmospheric Engineering and Science This course acts as an introduction to foundational principles of physics, chemistry, and thermodynamics that occur in atmospheric processes. Students will explore governing mass and energy balances present in the atmosphere, and their application to fundamental weather, air quality, and climatological phenomena. Topics include basic atmospheric dynamics, cloud formation and microphysical behavior, radiative forcing, and chemistry in gas/condensed-phase systems. Pre-req: CHE 211, MATH 264 (co/prerequisite)

CS 417 – Data Mining This course covers challenges and techniques of utilizing big data. Students will learn frameworks such as MapReduce for parallel processing of massive datasets. They will study algorithms in data mining, and their applications including search engines, online advertising, and recommendation systems. Students will explore the social and ethical implications of using these algorithms. Pre-req: CS 202

ECON 214 – Sustainable Finance This course emphasizes the importance of risk management in a sustainable business. Financial Economics provides the tools that enable a discussion of the private and social net benefits to sustainability. Topics include sustainable developments, corporations as a business organization, benefit corporations, risk management and its role in a sustainable business, the modeling of corporate risks, markets for trading risk and social impact investing. Pre-req: ECON 101

ECON 340 – Environmental and Resource Economics This course provides a survey of environmental and natural resource economics with applications to real world contemporary issues. We will discuss fundamental economic principles in public goods and environmental valuation and the economics of renewable and non-renewable resources and discuss policies to manage natural resources. Topics will include market mechanisms and market shortcomings, property rights, non-market valuation, pollution control, discounting and dynamic efficiency, nonrenewable and renewable resource management, climate change, and sustainability. Pre-req: ECON 251 and ECON 253

ECON 350 – Economics of the European Union This course explores the economics of the European Union (EU). The objective will be to learn how a diverse group of countries has joined to create a world economic power, yet struggles to agree on basic policy in some areas. The course will proceed topically through major points of cooperation and contention, moving chronologically and ending with analysis of what lies ahead. In the beginning, the course deals with the history and institutions of the European Union, integration theory, trade and competition, liberalization and customs unions, and European regional policy. Then, the course covers monetary integration in the European Union, the monetary policy of the European Central Bank, and the demands during the Financial Crisis. Further, the course covers issues in European enlargement, international relations and the Brexit. Pre-req: ECON 252 and ECON 253

ECON 410 – Computation Simulation of Markets and Behavior We explore models of individuals’ and firms’ decision-making and interaction by running, modifying, and creating agent-based modeling simulations. We study the relationships of these techniques to mathematical models, including those that employ Nash equilibrium as their solution concept. In addition to considering the results of related empirical models and their estimates of market and individual behavior, we analyze our own simulations’ results with relevant statistical tools. Pre-req: ECON 251, ECON 252, and ECON 253

ENG 271 / THTR 271 – Special Topics: Dancing Cultures What is dance? What constitutes performance? In this course, we explore how the body, identity, ethical considerations, and cultures are represented through aesthetic traditions, cultural contexts and readings. We will also examine differences between western and non-western performance and dance to analyze how these are developed, transmitted and circulated in national and global contexts. Students will learn through individual and group performances, readings, written assignments, class discussions, practicum movement workshops and attendance at live performances.

ENG 247 / EVST 247 - Nature Writing Nature writing as a genre has long been concerned with questions of how to understand humans within and as nature. In this course, we will study a range of writings, from Thoreau to today, as models for our own writing, emphasizing close observation and revision as vital ways to consider small intricacies of natural life as well as complexes of gender, race, and the engineering of space – all of which make up our own ecosystems. Pre-req: FYS

ENG 353 – Advanced Journalistic Writing Advanced Journalistic Writing takes the basic principles of news writing and reporting acquired in Journalistic Writing to the next level by allowing students to explore an array of social issues confronting American society. There will be a progressive emphasis on research, interviewing, writing, and editing as well as the strategic use of data as a reporting tool. Students will also read and analyze works of literary journalism, including books, magazines, and long-form newspaper articles. Pre-req: ENG 205 or permission of the instructor

ENG 370 – Gender, Race, and the Classics: Modern Responses to Ancient Greek Text This course first examines stories recorded in ancient Greek poems and playsin the context of constructions of gender, race, class, ethnicity, and foreignness that characterized Greek society during the classical era. Students then examine modern fictional, dramatic, poetic and cinematic re-visionings of takes about the Trojan War, Jason and the Argonauts, and Antigone, exploring ways in which the modern texts’ commentaries on systemic power and privilege resemble or differ from those produced in classical Greece. Pre-req: ENG 205 or permission of the instructor

EVST 205 – Geographic Information Systems for Studies in Environment and Society Introduction to geographic information systems based on principles of geographic information science including geodesy, data modeling, geodatabase design, spatial analysis, and cartography. Environmental Studies research methods will be used for GIS instruction and will be drawn from the social and natural sciences. A humanistic, critical approach to GIS and the visual narratives encoded in maps will also be explored. Laboratory instruction will focus on developing knowledge and skills for desktop and web GIS applications.

FAMS 237 – Celluloid Ghosts: Silent Film Histories and Contemporary Practices The transition to sound at the end of the 1920s brought a new layer of sensory experience to the cinema; however, synched sound also homogenized the film market. It eliminated the idiosyncratic formats, genres, and theatre experiences that defined the silent era. This course will introduce students to the diverse histories of film’s first decades and the many ways in which these ghosts of film history have returned in the twenty-first century. Pre-req: FAMS 101

FAMS 351 – Minor Film and Media: Amateurs, Orphans, and Queers Taking Gilles Deleuze’s concept of “minoration” as a starting point, this advanced seminar explores the minor/minority across a wide range of visual forms, formats, and exhibition practices, including amateur films, home movies, and orphan cinema as well as works from “minority” media communities (third cinema, indigenous, exilic, independent, experimental, etc.). Students will also experiment with a range of minor techniques, including 8mm and 16mm filmmaking, found footage filmmaking, and digital remixing. Pre-req: FAMS 101

GOVT 228 – Democratization and Democratic Breakdown This course examines democratization and democratic breakdown from the First Wave of Democratization (1828- 1922) through the Third Wave (1975-95). We ask why stable democracies first emerged in Europe; why few stable democracies emerged outside Europe and its settler colonies before the 1980s; why stable democracies broke down in interwar Europe and Cold-War-era Latin America; and what caused the Third Wave of Democratization. In closing, we discuss the democratic exuberance of the immediate post-Cold-War period. Pre-Req: GOVT 102 or 103 or instructor’s permission.

HIST 202 – Roman History An investigation of how Rome grew from a small city-state to become a vast and complex state governing an empire. The course will assess various social, economic, and political institutions and structures while exploring how they fit into Rome’s historical development. An inter-disciplinary approach to understanding historical processes in a world radically different from our own. Emphasis is placed on developing interpretations based on primary source evidence.

HIST 367 – Contemporary Issues in Islam The topic of Islam in the Modern World has garnered much scrutiny and debate. This course sheds a historical light on a number of important issues including the role of colonialism in reshaping and restructuring Muslim societies, the responses of Muslim thinkers to the challenges of colonial modernity, and nationalism and decolonization. We will discuss the rise of political Islam as an intellectual, social, and political phenomenon, using particular case studies from a number of regions. Through the work of Muslim thinkers and scholars of Islam, we will engage with contemporary debates on feminism, sexuality, Islamic economics, the Islam state, jihad, Muslims in the West, and the War of Terror.

IA 330 – Global Extraction, Resistance and Human Rights This course examines global extraction of non-renewable resources such as metals, rare-earth minerals and fossil fuels: coal, oil, and natural gas. We will investigate the relationship between extraction and global economic development, but also how our dependency upon non-renewable resources undermines the environmental well-being and human rights of the communities where resources are extracted. We will also examine how social movements are organizing to transform the extractive industry and the global economy.

MATH 378 – Topics in Algebraic Topology This advanced course focuses on the solution of topological problems using tools from abstract algebra. Emphasis is placed on the construction, computation and application of the homotopy and homology functors. Topics include the fundamental group, covering spaces and singular homology. Higher homotopy groups and cohomology may also be covered. Pre-req: MATH 351 and MATH 358, or permission of the instructor

ME 392 / THTR 372 – Mechanical Design for the Stage This team-taught, project-based class allows student teams to collaboratively design, develop, prototype, and deliver complex mechanical systems to be used in performing arts productions at Lafayette. Such systems are dynamic, requiring precise control mechanisms to move scenery, performers, or other objects. Students will become familiar with the play or other performance; communicate with various stakeholders, including directors, designers, performers, and stage crew members; and collaboratively design and prototype a mechanical system to meet technical, aesthetic, safety, and other needs. Pre-req: None, but sophomore or higher standing preferred.

NEUR 353 – Neuroregeneration Our neuronal tissues are particularly sensitive to injury and in many cases, are not able to repair themselves. This course explores the problem of neuronal regeneration through in class discussions and an analysis of primary research literature. We will investigate invertebrates and amphibians with remarkable regenerative capabilities as well as regeneration of axons and sensory cells in both mammalian and non- mammalian systems. Pre-req: NEUR 201

PHIL 272 – Social Justice, Egalitarianism, and Race This course investigates the implications of an egalitarian interpretation of social justice for addressing difficult topics of contemporary moral, legal, and political concern. These include: equality of opportunity and welfare, affirmative action, and black reparations. A critical analysis of Locke and Mill on equality and slavery launches the course, but the emphasis is on contemporary thinkers beginning with John Rawls and proceeding to recent theories of distributive justice, especially those referred to as “luck egalitarianism.” Pre-req: PHIL 102 or 150 or permission of instructor

THTR 209 – Theater and Environment This course focuses on art that addresses issues of environment, ecology, and the natural world through the medium of live theater. Topics will include: ethics, environmentalism, capitalism, ecological disasters, land use, climate change, genetic modification, and animal rights. We will also read articles on green theater, criticism and theory. Examining these issues in the context of performance allows us a ringside seat to some of the most important issues and debates of our time.

WGS 240 – Transfeminisms Transfeminism is an interdisciplinary, intersectional critical approach that engages with feminist, queer, and transgender theory. Transfeminism destabilized the notion of womanhood as a stable link between the female sex and feminine gender. It argues more broadly for putting the body back into feminism and focuses on intersectional feminist analysis. This course introduces the new and emerging tenets of this feminism, its current works and main authors. Pre-req: WGS 101

WGS 330 – Queer Theory Queer theory is an interdisciplinary critical approach that expands on feminist theory and LGBTQ studies. Queer theory rejects stable identities based on gender and sexuality, critiquing the intertwined symbolic and institutional systems of power and violence through which some identities are validated and others are stigmatized. This course introduces the foundational authors and texts of queer theory. It then addresses recent works that develop various elements of queer theory’s critiques of power, normativity and assimilation. Pre-req: WGS 280 or WGS 290 or permission of instructor