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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

African Area Studies

01

016

250

Comparative Approaches to African Literatures


American Studies
01 050 240 Latino/a American Cultures

01

050

259

Popular Culture

01

050

263

American Folklore

01

050

264

American Folklife

01

050

303

A Decade in American Culture

01

050

311

Seminar in Black Diasporic Media

01

050

325

Women on the Fringe

01

050

326

The Culture of American Women

01

050

331

Ethnic America

01

050

332

The American Jewish Experience in Literature

01

050

335

Jewish-American Women: Contested Lives

01

050

365

American Folk-song and Ballad

01

050

376

Native American Literatures in English


Anthropology

01

070

216

Anthropology and Modern Problems

01

070

323

Women Writing Culture

01

070

372

Anthropology of the Body

01

070

378

The Anthropology of Gender


Arts and Sciences
06 090 101 Shaping a Life


Asian Studies

01

098

241

East Asian Civilizations: Traditional Era

01

098

242

East Asian Civilizations: Modern Era

01

098

262

Asian American Experience: Identity and Ethnicity

01

098

321

Interdisciplinary Topics in South Asia

01

098

322

Selected Interdisciplinary Topics in East Asia

01

098

444

Seminar on Asian Societies


Classics

01

190

300

Greek and Roman Slavery

01

190

318

Cleopatra

01

190

320

Women in Antiquity

01

190

325

Cults, Magic, and Witchcraft

01

190

326

Greek and Roman Religion


Communication

04

192

200

Communication Theory

04

192

310

Communication and Popular Culture

04

192

344

Language and Communication

04

192

345

International Communication

04

192

346

Intercultural Communication

04

192

350

Visual Communication Theory

04

192

354

Mediated Communication Theory

04

192

390

Approaches to Leadership

04

192

405

Communication and Gender

04

192

432

Mediated Communication in Society

04

192

434

Intercultural Communication Workshop

04

192

444

Language, Behavior, and Communication

04

192

446

Communication and Social Change

04

192

458

Leadership in Groups and Organizations

 
Comparative Literature

01

195

216

Introduction to World Literatures in English

01

195

245

Introduction to Folklore

01 195 250 Comparative Approaches to African Literatures

01

195

308

Gender, Race and Textual Imagination

01

195

318

Literary Approaches to Sacred Texts

01

195

326

Backgrounds of Homoerotic Literature

01

195

327

Women’s Traditions in Literature

01

195

335

Minority Literatures

01

195

336

Literatures of Migration, Immigration, and Diaspora

01

195

346

Classical Backgrounds of Literature in English

01

195

349

The Bible and Western Literature

01

195

360

Autobiography

01

195

362

Contemporary Caribbean Women Writers

01

195

363

African Women Writers

01

195

387

Hybrid Western Modernity in Literature and the Arts


East Asian Languages and Area Studies

01

214

241

East Asian Civilizations: Traditional Era

01

214

242

East Asian Civilizations: Modern Era

01

214

310

Writing and Literacy in East Asia

01

214

338

Religious Themes in East Asian Literature


Education

05

300

401

Individual and Cultural Diversity in the Classroom


English

01

350

250

Black Literature from the Colonial Period to 1930

01

350

251

Black Literature from 1930 to the Present

01

350

315

Colonial American Literature

01

350

316

Antebellum American Literature

01

350

328

Atlantic Cultures, 1500-1800

01

350

361

Black Narrative

01

350

362

Black Poetry

01

350

363

Black Drama

01

350

364

Black Novel

01

350

365

Black Autobiography

01

350

367

Nineteenth Century Black Literature

01

350

368

Harlem Renaissance

01

350

369

Black Writers and the 60s

01

350

370

Black Music and Literature

01

350

371

Black Women Writers

01

350

372

Literature of the Black World

01

350

376

Issues & Problems in Black Literature

01

350

378

Twentieth Century Literature in a Global Context

01

350

381

Medieval & Early Modern Women Writers

01

350

382

Restoration and Eighteenth Century Women Writers

01

350

383

Nineteenth Century Women Writers

01

350

384

Twentieth Century Women Writers

01

350

385

American Women Writers to 1900

01

350

386

Twentieth Century American Women Writers

01

350

411

Old English Language and Literature

01

350

412

Old English Language and Literature

01

350

445

Seminar: Topics in Black Literature and Culture

01

350

446

Seminar: Topics in Black Literature and Culture

01

351

216

Introduction to World Literatures in English

01

351

244

Introduction to Myth

01

351

245

Introduction to Folklore

01

351

265

Introduction to the Study of Women Writers

01

351

266

Issues & Methods in Feminist Literary Studies

01

351

315

Backgrounds of Homoerotic Literature

01

351

317

Classical Backgrounds of Literature in English

01

351

319

Biblical Backgrounds of Literature in English

01

351

320

The Bible as Literature

01

351

321

Studies in Literature and Spirituality

01

351

322

Literary Approaches to Sacred Texts

01

351

337

Popular Culture

01

351

338

Folk Literature

01

351

341

Autobiography

01

351

342

American Autobiography

01

351

348

Literature and Sexuality

01

351

350

Literature and Myth

01

351

355

Drama by Women

01

351

356

Fiction by Women

01

351

357

Poetry by Women

01

351

358

Autobiography by Women

01

351

359

Gender and Genre

01

351

361

Issues & Problems in Feminist Literary Studies

01

351

365

Readings in Colonial and Postcolonial Literature

01

351

366

Literatures of Migration, Immigration, & Diaspora

01

351

369

Minority Literatures in English

01

351

371

Literatures in English Other Than British and North American

01

351

375

Ethnic Literature in the United States

01

351

376

Native American Literatures in English

01

351

377

Asian-American Literatures in English

01

351

378

Chicano/Chicana Literature

01

351

435

Seminar: Feminist Literary Studies

01

351

436

Seminar: Feminist Literary Studies

01

351

460

Seminar: Topics in Colonial and Postcolonial Literature

01

353

320

Marxist Literary Theory

01

353

326

Colonial and Postcolonial Theory

01

353

330

Cultural Theory in Literary Studies

01

353

340

Feminist Theory in Literary Study

01

353

346

Theories of Gender and Sexuality

01

353

360

Literature, Theology, and Theory

01

353

496

Seminar: Topics in Feminist Theory

01

353

497

Seminar: Topics in Feminist Theory

01

354

375

Film and Society

 
Exercise Science and Spot Studies

01

377

324

Movement Experiences for Individuals with Disabilities


French

01

420

310

Introduction to Francophone Literature

01

420

319

Women Writers from 1789 to the Present

01

420

409

Studies in Cultures of the Francophone World

01

420

410

Sub-Saharan African Literature

01

420

411

North African Literature

01

420

412

Canadian Literature

01

420

413

Caribbean Literature


Geography

01

450

100

Geographical Perspectives on Global Culture, Society and Environment

01

450

103

Human Geography: Space, Place and Location

01

450

205

World Cultural Regions

01

450

222

Cultural Geography

01

450

262

Geographic Background to Current World Affairs

01

450

361

Gender Geographies

01

450

363

Geography of Development

01

450

470

History and Theory of Geography


German

01

470

343

German Culture Today

01

470

347

German Politics & Society: Germany 1871-1945

01

470

367

Self and Society in the Postwar German Novel and Short Story

01

470

368

Self and Society in the Postwar German Drama

01

470

370

Germany Confronts the Holocaust

01

470

374

Matriarchy & Modernity

01

470

376

German Culture through the Arts

01

470

380

German-Jewish Literature and Culture

01

470

381

Cultural Foundations of Germany

01

470

384

Yiddish Literature from Tradition to Enlightenment

01

470

385

The Changing Image of Women in German Literature

01

470

450

Reading Women’s Lives: 20th-Century Narratives

01

470

460

Voices of a Century: 20th-Century Autobiography and Culture


History

01

506

110

Age of European Global Expansion

01

506

112

Patterns in Civilization: Love

01

506

113

Patterns in Civilization: Death

01

506

114

World Civilizations: Europe, Africa, and America

01

506

201

20th Century Global History to 1945

01

506

202

20th Century Global History from 1945

01

506

203

Histories of the Pacific

01

506

205

Paris/Tokyo: 1700-Present

01

506

211

Women in Europe and the US until 1800

01

506

212

Women in Europe and the US since 1800

01

506

221

History of Exploration

01

506

224

Slavery in World History

01

506

271

Jewish Society and Culture I: From Antiquity to the Middle Ages

01

506

272

Jewish Society and Culture II: The Modern Experience

01

506

328

Atlantic Cultures 1500-1800

01

506

363

Imperialism

01

506

364

Colonialism to Globalism

01

506

365

Emergence of the 3rd World

01

506

373

History of Jewish Women

01

506

375

Jewish Immigrant Experience

01

506

393

Advanced Topics in the History of Women

01

506

394

History of Feminism

01

508

***

All courses except less than 3 credits or E credits

01

510

261

History of the Holocaust

01

510

320

Women in Antiquity

01

512

103

Development of the US I

01

512

104

Development of the US II

01

512

121

Health and Environment in America

01

512

266

History of the Black American

01

512

322

Drugs, Medicine, and Society in America

01

512

325

Women in the American West

01

512

345

American Jewish History and Culture

01

512

359

Blacks and Jews in American History

01

512

361

History of the South

01

512

362

Black Family in America

01

512

363

Black Labor from 1789 to the Present

01

512

364

History of Blacks in Urban America

01

512

365

African American History since 1945

01

512

366

History of Race and Sex in America

01

512

367

Black White Violence

01

512

368

History of Civil Rights 1900-1980

01

512

375

Gay and Lesbian History in the US

01

512

378

African-American History to 1877

01

512

379

African-American History, 1877 to Present

01

512

380

Women in American History I

01

512

381

Women in American History II

01

512

383

Women’s Rights in America 1800-1930

01

512

416

Ethnicity in American History


Information Technology and Informatics

04

547

340

Gender and Technology


Italian

01

560

304

Introduction to Italian Linguistics

01

560

339

The Italian American Experience

01

560

340

The Italian American Experience

01

560

356

Women in Italian Literature and Society

01

560

409

Italian Women Writers in the 19th and 20th Centuries

01

560

410

Italian Women Writers in the 19th and 20th Centuries


Jewish Studies

01

563

***

All courses except Hebrew and Yiddish language courses (see Humanities Course List), courses less than 3 credits, or E credit


Journalism and Media Studies

04

567

334

Women, Minorities and the Mass Media

04

567

335

Mass Communication and the American Image

04

567

350

Development of Mass Media


Labor Studies and Employment Relations

37

575

201

Development of the Labor Movement

37

575

202

Development of the Labor Movement

37

575

303

Black Workers in American Society

37

575

307

Latino Workers in the U.S.

37

575

309

Working Women in American Society

37

575

320

Immigrant Workers and Their Rights

37

575

335

Women and the Labor Movement

37

575

364

Diversity in the Workplace

37

575

407

Workers’ Movement in New Jersey


Latin American Studies

01

590

460

Race, Class, and Ethnicity in Latin America


Linguistics

01

615

101

Introduction to the Study of Language


Middle Eastern Studies

01

685

374

Islamic Philosophy


Nursing
25 705 202 Cultural Dimensions of Humans and Their Environments

Planning and Public Policy
10 762 304 Poverty in the United States
10 762 331 U.S. Social Policy
10 762 350 Drugs, Culture and Society
10 762 462 Human Rights
10 762 476 Immigration Policy
10 762 485 Gender and Development Planning


Philosophy

01

730

258

Philosophy and the Black Experience

01

730

347

Philosophical Issues in Feminism

01

730

368

Hindu Philosophy

01

730

369

Buddhist Philosophy

01

730

374

Islamic Philosophy


Political Science

01

790

329

Latino Politics in the United States

01

790

333

Political Development of American Race Relations

01

790

334

Politics of Black America

01

790

335

Women and American Politics

01

790

355

Women and Public Policy

01

790

365

Gender and Political Theory

01

790

423

Contemporary Feminist Theory

01

790

424

Gender and Political Economy

01

790

426

Gender, Public Policy, and Law


Portuguese

01

810

240

The Luso-Hispanic Dialogue: Multiple Perspectives

01

810

250

Cultures of the Portuguese-Speaking Communities in the U.S.


Public Health
10 832 252 Health and Social Justice
10 832 350 Drugs, Culture and Society
10 832 414 Culture and Health
10 832 415 Women and Health
10 832 462 Human Rights
10 832 476 Immigration Policy


Religion

01

840

112

Death and Afterlife

01

840

211

Religions of the Eastern World

01

840

212

Religions of the Western World

01

840

320

Religion and Native Americans

01

840

322

Hinduism

01

840

323

Buddhism

01

840

341

Religion and Psychology

01

840

346

Sexuality in the Western Religious Traditions

01

840

347

War, Peace, and Violence in Western Religious Thought

01

840

368

Hindu Philosophy

01

840

369

Buddhist Philosophy

01

840

374

Islamic Philosophy


Sociology

01

920

103

Social Analysis of Social Problems

01

920

108

Minority Groups in American Society

01

920

111

Social Class

01

920

216

Sociology of Women

01

920

270

Sociology of the Third World

01

920

272

Sociology of the Family

01

920

280

Collective Behavior and Social Movements

01

920

281

Sociology of Social Welfare

01

920

290

Political Sociology

01

920

303

Social Gerontology

01

920

304

Sociology of Deviant Behavior

01

920

305

African Socialism

01

920

306

Race Relations

01

920

307

Sociology of Mental Illness

01

920

324

Sociology of Gender

01

920

332

Social Inequalities

01

920

354

Third World Women

01

920

362

Oppression and Political Protest

01

920

375

Economic Sociology

01

920

406

Sociology of Religion

01

920

408

Sociology of American Jewish Religious Movements

01

920

432

Studies in Family

01

920

435

Immigrant Minorities in the United States

01

920

440

Sexuality & Society

01

920

470

Seminar in the Sociology of Gender


South Asian Studies

01 925 105 Intermediate Bengali I
01 925 106 Intermediate Bengali II

01

925

322

Hinduism

01

925

323

Buddhism

01 925 431 Sanskrit I
01 925 432 Sanskrit II


Spanish

01

940

240

The Luso-Hispanic Dialogue: Multiple Perspectives

01

940

303

Language and U.S. Latino/a Cultures

01

940

342

Women Writers of the Hispanic World

01

940

345

Spanish Film-English

01

940

346

Spanish Film

01

940

347

Latin American Cinema-English

01

940

348

Latin American Cinema

01

940

351

Women Writers of the Hispanic World-English

01

940

361

Introduction to the Study of Language

01

940

363

Bilingualism in the Spanish-Speaking World

01

940

403

Civilization of Spanish America

01

940

404

Civilization of Spanish America

01

940

405

Civilization of Spain

01

940

406

Civilization of Spain

01

940

419

Dialectology of the Spanish-Speaking World

01

940

451

Literature of Latin American Exile and Displacement

01

940

460

Race, Class, and Ethnicity in Latin America

01

940

461

Literacy and Orality in Hispanic Literature and Culture

01

940

465

Spain in Africa/Africa in Spain: Cultural Representation and Historical Legacy


Women’s and Gender Studies

01

988

***

All courses except less than 3 credits or E credit


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