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• 330: Tao and Landscape Art

• AFAM 101: African American Studies, Prof. Simms

• AFAM 101: African American Studies, Prof. Gordon

• AFAM 110: Imaging Blackness, Prof Simms

• AFAM 205: Survey of African American Literature

• AFAM/REL 265: Thinking Ethically

• AFAM 401: Narratives of Race

• ALC 105: Aesthetics and Identity in Japanese Culture

• ART 101: Visual Concepts I: Prof. Marcavage

• ART 101: Visual Concepts I: Prof. Richman F12

• ART 120: Hagia Sophia

• ART 160: Chinese Painting in the West

• ART 201: Visual Concepts 2

• ART 276: Studies in Western Art II

• ART 278: Asian Art

• ART 302: Art of Mexico and Mesoamerica F10

• ART 325: Cutting Edge

• ART 359: Islamic Art

• ART 360: Greek Art

• ART 361: Roman Art

• ART 362: Art, Religion, and Power in Late Antiquity and Byzantium

• ART 363: Medieval Art

• ART 364: Palace, Villa, Office, and Church: Patronage in Renaissance and Baroque Italy

• ART 368: Japanese Art

• ART 369: Twentieth Century Chinese Art

• ASIA/CONN/HIST 341: Asia Pop!

• ASIA 350: Tibet: Real, Imagined & Perceived

• ASIA 399: Southeast Asia in Cultural, Economic, and Political Context S12

• BIOL 101: Introduction to Biology S12

• BIOL 111: Unity of Life F12

• BIOL 140: Novel Genetics S10

• BIOL 141: Evolution for All S13

• BIOL 211: Ecology F11

• BIOL 212: Cell Biology S13

• BIOL 311: Genetics S12

• BIOL 334: Animal Physiology F10

• BIOL 360: Evolution S12

• BIOL 375: Developmental Biology S12

• BUS 000: Prelude: Prof. Matthews F12

• BUS 205: Financial Accounting

• BUS 335: International Marketing

• BUS 385: Paradigms of Leadership

• BUS 416: Financial Statement Analysis

• BUS 435: International Finance

• BUS 440: Entrepreneurship

• BUS 490: Senior Seminar

• BUS 493: Animals, Business, and the Law

• CHEM 000: Prelude: Professor Hanson's Group F12

• CHEM 320: Chemistry of the Elements F10

• CHEM 330: Instrumental Analysis F11

• CHEM 347: Devil's Playground: Chemistry of Surfaces F11

• CHEM 361: Natural Products S12

• CHEM 461: Metabolic Biochemistry S11

• CLSC 104: Cleopatra

• CLSC 120: Persuasion

• CLSC 121: Reacting to the Past: Democracy & Revolution

• COMM 106: Communication & Well-Being S13

• COMM 107: Rhetoric & National Identity F12

• COMM 110: Contemporary Controversies

• COMM 180: Introduction to Critical Issues in Public Culture

• COMM 344: Rhetorical Theory F11

• COMM 370: Communication and Diversity

• CONN 381: Environmental Law F11

• CSOC 100: Sociology of College Life F11

• CSOC 103: Social Problems

• CSOC 118: Social Change in the Developing World

• CSOC 202: The Family in Society: Critical Perspectives

• CSOC 225: Asian Medical Systems

• CSOC 230: Indigenous Peoples

• CSOC 302: Social Research II

• CSOC 490: Senior Thesis

• ECON 102: Controversies in Contemporary Economics F10

• ECON 284: Introduction to Econometrics S13

• ECON 302: Macroeconomic Theory

• ECON 411: Senior Research Seminar

• EDUC 110: Under Construction: Race, Sexuality, and Society S13

• EDUC 419: American Schools Inside and Out F10

• EDUC 650: Final Evaluation Seminar in Counseling S11

• ENGL 000: Prelude: Prof. Putnam & Prof. Conner F12

• ENGL 000: Prelude: Prof. Kupinse's Group F12

• ENGL 120: Ideas & Arguments on Stage (Prof. Wesley)

• ENGL 122: Seeing Texts/Writing Contexts

• ENGL 122: Autobiography from Franklin to Facebook

• ENGL 124: Rhetoric of Words and Images S11

• ENGL 126: Poisonwood Bible

• ENGL 126: Arguing through Literature: Writing Environment (Prof. Fisher) F10

• ENGL 126: Research Guide for Daniel Quinn's Ishmael F10

• ENGL 126: Arguing through Literature (Prof. MacBain) F10

• ENGL 126: Research Contexts for Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses S11

• ENGL 126: Writing Environments (Prof. Irvin)

• ENGL 129: Power & Perception: The Mirror & the Music

• ENGL 132: Writing and the Environmental Imagination S11

• ENGL 133: Politics of Space, Public and Private: Rhetoric of Crime

• ENGL 135: Travel and the Other

• ENGL 136: Imagining the American West F12

• ENGL 137: Representing Multiculturalism

• ENGL 138: Sub/Urbia

• ENGL 139: Gender, Literacy, and International Development

• ENGL 210: Introduction to English Studies S10

• ENGL 210: Research Contexts for Shakespeare's Othello

• ENGL 230: Literature of the Human Experience F

• ENGL 343: American Autobiography

• ENGL 360: Henry James

• ENGL 360: Milton F #1

• ENGL 360: William Faulkner

• ENGL 471: The Rhetoric of Literacy

• ENVR 105: Environmental Science S11

• ENVR 110: Environment and Society S12

• EXSC 270: Applied Analysis of Physical Assessments S13

• EXSC 362: Exercise Physiology F12

• EXSC 375: Junior Research Seminar S12

• EXSC 430: Recent Advances in Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Neuromuscular Plasticity F12

• FL/FRENCH 210: Introduction to Conversational French

• FL/SPAN 301: Literature of the Americas & Critical Inquiry

• FL/FRENCH 410: Medieval & Renaissance French Literature

• FRENCH 250: French Culture and Civilization

• GEOL 104: Physical Geology of North America S11

• GEOL 111: Dinosaurs F12

• GEOL 115: Geomythology S12

• GEOL 301: Sedimentary Geology S12

• GEOL 303: Geomorphology S12

• GEOL 305: Earth History S10

• GEOL 310: Water Resources F

• GERM 401: Medieval German Literature

• HIST 122: Ecotopia?: Landscape & Identity in the Pacific Northwest

• HIST 124: The Russian Revolution

• HIST 125: The Frontier in World History

• HIST 129: Mao's China: A Country in Revolution

• HIST 131: History and Culture of the Civil Rights Era

• HIST 200: Doing History (Prof. Katherine Smith)

• HIST 200: Doing History (Prof. Breitenbach)

• HIST 200: Doing History (Prof. Bristow; 20th-century American history)

• HIST 292: Early Africa

• HIST 303: The High and Later Middle Ages

• HIST 305: Women & Gender in Premodern Europe

• HIST 307: The Crusades

• HIST 313: Islamic Empires, 1200-1700

• HIST 322: The Cold War in Europe

• HIST 325: Totalitarian Dictatorships in Twentieth Century Europe F

• HIST 344: Resistance, Rebellion, and Revolution in China

• HIST 349: Women of East Asia

• HIST 364: Environmental History of the U.S.

• HIST 379: Inventing America: Social History of American Science & Technology F11

• HIST 400: Research Seminar -- U.S. History

• HIST 400: Research Seminar (Modern Europe)

• HIST 400: History Thesis Submission Instructions

• HON 000: Prelude - Rex F12

• HON 101: New World Rhetorics F12

• HON 150: European Past Lives

• HON/STS 212: Origins of the Modern World View F12

• HUM 110: Introduction to Digital Humanities S12

• HUM 119: Eleanor of Aquitaine

• HUM 121: Rhetoric of War (Prof. Garratt) S12

• HUM 131: Dionysus and the Art of the Theatre

• HUM 135: Bulgakov

• HUM 136: Elizabeth I and Shakespeare's Kings

• HUM 201: Arts, Ideas and Society: Don Quixote

• HUM 250: Digital Humanities F10

• HUM 260: Rock Music, 1955-1970

• HUM 300: Children's Literature: To Teach and to Entertain

• HUM 335: Japan and the Dutch

• IPE 201: Introduction to International Political Economy

• IPE 301: Theories of International Political Economy

• IPE 401: Senior Thesis Seminar

• LAS 111: Salsa, Samba and Soccer: Popular Culture in Latin America

• LAS 380: Around Macondo in Eighty Days

• MATH 103: Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics S13

• MUS 000: Prelude - Prof. Brown & Prof. Morris F12

• MUS 000: Prelude - Ward F12

• MUS 123: Music Criticism

• MUS 222: Music of the World's Peoples

• MUS 393: Introduction to Secondary Music Education

• OT 645/646: Evidence Based Practice Project F11

• PG 000: Prelude - Prof. Weinberger's Group F12

• PG 000: Prelude - Prof. Kessel's Group F12

• PG 101: Intro. US Politics - Jacobson F11

• PG 102: Introduction to Comparative Politics F12

• PG 103: Introduction to International Relations F10

• PG 250: Methods, Analysis & Argument in Political Literature

• PG 372: Japanese Political Economy S10

• PG 378: Chinese Political Economy F12

• PG 380: Latin American Political Systems F12

• PG 381: U.S. - Latin American Relations S13

• PG 420: Senior Research Seminar in Comparative Politics S13

• PHIL 103: Philosophy and Science of Human Nature

• PHIL 109: Life, Death, and Meaning

• PHIL 366: Kant

• PHYS 108: Empowering Technologies: Energy in the 21st Century F12

• PHYS 351: Electromagnetic Theory F10

• PSYC 000: Prelude - Andresen, Gast & Wood F12

• PSYC 101: Introductory Psychology

• PT 625: Introduction to Critical Inquiry 12

• PT 665: Physical Therapy in Social Context F

• PT 999: Resources for Clinical Instructors

• REL 000: Prelude: Prof. Austin's Group F11

• REL 102: Jesus and the Jesus Traditions

• REL 115: Buddhism and the Beats

• REL 125: Zen Insights and Oversights F

• REL 130: Lies, Secrets, and Power

• REL 140: Iconic Feminine

• REL 150: Contemporary Bioethics

• REL 200: Ancient Israel

• REL 233: Japanese Religious Traditions

• REL 234: Chinese Religious Traditions F

• REL 292: Bioethics

• REL 322: Introduction to Islamic Law

• REL 351: Transvestite Saints S10

• REL 360: Mystical and Messianic Judaism S10

• SPAN 302: Spanish Literature: An Overview S11

• SPAN 304: Hispanic Poetry S12

• SPAN 310: Fiction and History in Spanish America F12

• SPAN 405: Research Contexts for Gabriel Garcia Marquez

• STS 144: Darwin's Century S11

• STS 155: Scientific Controversy F12

• STS 201: Science, Technology, and Society: Antiquity to 1800 F

• STS 202: Science, Technology and Society: Since 1800 S10

• STS 301: Technology & Culture F12

• STS 347: Better Living Through Chemistry S13

• STS 360: Origins of Life F10

• STS 375: Science and Politics S13

• THTR 111: Musical Theatre

• THTR 217: Technical Theatre

• THTR 371: Theatre History I, Prof. Freeman

• THTR 373: Theatre History II: Actors

• THTR 373: Landmark Productions

• Tutorials 100: Summer Access SU12