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Limbo Courses Limbo Courses College Subject Catalog Number Course Title Placed in Limbo as of: AGR AEDECON 3122 Ecn Lvstk-Meat Ind 8/20/2018 AEDECON 3128 Mktg Fruits & Veg 5/12/2020 AEDECON 6010 Applied Econ 1 8/20/2018 AEDECON 6020 Applied Econ 2 8/20/2018 AEDECON 7210 Appl Microecon 8/20/2018 AEDECON 7420 Adv Devlpmnt Econ 8/20/2018 AGSYSMT 4591 Ag Mech Workshop 5/9/2017 ANIMSCI 5067 Lactation Phys 5/12/2020 ANIMSCI 6090 Anaerobic Micro 5/7/2019 ANIMSCI 7620 Nutr Toxicology 5/12/2020 ANIMSCI 8884 Genetics Seminar 5/12/2020 ANMLTEC 2189.08T Prac Lvstk Prod 5/7/2019 ANMLTEC 2400T Sust Anml Sys Mkt 5/12/2020 ANMLTEC 3141T Racehorse Training 5/10/2016 BUSTEC 2233T Adv and Promotion 5/12/2020 ENR 1110 Soils In Our Envir 5/10/2016 ENR 2320 Lndscape Maintence 5/10/2016 ENR 3750 ENR Remote Sensing 5/9/2017 ENR 4597.02 Antarc Ecol & Pol 5/10/2016 ENR 4597.02H Antarc Ecol & Pol 5/10/2016 ENR 5220 Ecosys:Temp,Bor&Hl 5/10/2016 ENR 5225 Ecosystem Modeling 5/9/2017 ENR 5240 Env Molecular Sci 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Tour 5/12/2020 MEATSCI 6510 Adv Meat Technol 5/7/2019 PLNTPTH 4550 Bioterrorism 5/7/2019 PLNTPTH 5550 Quant Meth Ag Sci 5/7/2019 RNEWNRG 2035T Wind Systems 5/12/2020 RURLSOC 5570 Women in Rurl Soc 5/10/2016 RURLSOC 6550 The Change Agent 5/10/2016 TECPHYS 2193T Individual Studies 5/9/2017 Thursday, April 1, 2021 Page 2 of 48 College Subject Catalog Number Course Title Placed in Limbo as of: ASC ACCAD 5142 Inter Arts Med 3 5/10/2016 ACCAD 5651 Hist of Comp Graph 5/10/2016 ACCAD 7002 Synthetic Cinema 5/12/2020 ACCAD 7003 Expressv Animation 5/12/2020 ACCAD 7004 Procedural Shading 5/10/2016 ACCAD 7005 Expermnt Scripting 5/10/2016 ACCAD 7104 Procedural Animatn 5/12/2020 ACCAD 7892 Research Seminar 5/9/2017 AFAMAST 2085 Black OH 19th Cent 5/12/2020 AFAMAST 2290 Black Youth 5/8/2018 AFAMAST 3081 Free Blacks Anteb 5/12/2020 AFAMAST 3082 Black Am Prog Era 5/10/2016 AFAMAST 3308 US-Africa Relation 5/7/2019 AFAMAST 3342H Mus & Rel in Afr 5/7/2019 AFAMAST 3451 Fr Afr & Car Lit 5/7/2019 AFAMAST 4378 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8080 Sem Af Am Hist 5/7/2019 Thursday, April 1, 2021 Page 3 of 48 College Subject Catalog Number Course Title Placed in Limbo as of: ASC AFAMAST 8300 Sem African Hist 5/9/2017 AFAMAST 8830 Blkwm A Bio 5/10/2016 AFAMAST 8840 Sem Blk Masc Studi 5/12/2020 AFAMAST 8850 ConCul Race & Mod 5/7/2019 AFAMAST 8899 Interdeptl Seminar 5/12/2020 ANTHROP 3315 Evol Interdiscipli 5/8/2018 ANTHROP 3400 Cntmp Vw Anc Nr E 5/8/2018 ANTHROP 3402 Phys-N Am Indians 5/10/2016 ANTHROP 3403 Phys-Polynesia/Pac 5/10/2016 ANTHROP 3410 Primate Conserve 5/8/2018 ANTHROP 3417 Anth of China 5/10/2016 ANTHROP 3553 Nw Prehs-Aztc&Pred 5/8/2018 ANTHROP 4570H Quant Genetics Ant 5/9/2017 ANTHROP 4597.04 Molecular Rev 5/12/2020 ANTHROP 4597.05H Global Food Crisis 5/8/2018 ANTHROP 4650H ResDsgn&EthnoMthds 5/9/2017 ANTHROP 5193.02 Ind St-History 5/10/2016 ANTHROP 5193.03 Ind St-Linguistics 5/10/2016 ANTHROP 5193.04 Ind St-Rsch Methdy 5/10/2016 ANTHROP 5604 Arch Lab Methds 5/7/2019 ANTHROP 5605 Enviro Arch 5/8/2018 ANTHROP 5611 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