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Divisi... ENTRY CODE REQ Note: Also: WELCH, C K; HENDERSON, R G SEE DEPT P 198 003 GRP W 6−730P 243 DWINELLE Supervised Group Study and Research By Upper Divisi... 1−4: PF CALDWELL, R L NONE JR, SR ; CURRENTLY FULL 43188 P 198 004 GRP W 7−9P 209 DWINELLE Supervised Group Study and Research By Upper Divisi... 2: PF CARLSON, T J NONE JR, SR ; CLASS ENTRY CODE REQ Note: This course is by instructor approval only. Students must attend the first class meeting to enroll. SEE DEPT P 198 5−11 GRP TBA Supervised Group Study and Research By Upper 1−4 NONE JR, SR Divisi... 43218 P 198 014 GRP Tu 3−5P 3070 VALLEY LSB Supervised Group Study and Research By Upper 1−4: PF DIAMOND, M C NONE JR, SR Divisi... Note: "Diamond's Anatomy Enrichment Program" Also: CARLSON, T J SEE DEPT P 199 165−530 IND TBA Supervised Independent Study and Research 1−4: PF NONE JR, SR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES FIELD MAJ Control Number Course Number Section Day−Hour Room Course Title Unit Credit Instructor Exam Group Restrictions 45503 P 61 001 LEC TuTh 930−11A 180 TAN Moral Reasoning and Human Action: The Quest for 3 KLEE, E B 10 Jud... 45506 P 98 001 LEC W 1−2P 225 WHEELER Directed Group Study 1−3: PF HOLUB, R W NONE 45508 P 98 002 LEC M 7−8P 240 MULFORD (effective 01/28/13) Directed Group Study 1−3: PF WREN, G P NONE 45560 P 98 003 LEC M 6−9P 2038 VALLEY LSB (effective 01/28/13) Directed Group Study 1−3: PF BHANDARI, R NONE 45509 P 100A 001 LEC MW 12−2P 160 KROEBER Introduction to Social Theory and Cultural Analysis 4 BHANDARI, R 11 45512 P 100B 001 LEC TuTh 1230−2P 180 TAN Introduction to Social Theory and Cultural Analysis 4 EHRLICH, R M 15 BY CATEGORY 45515 P 100D 001 LEC TuTh 1230−2P 120 LATIMER Introduction to Technology, Society, and Culture 4 HOLUB, R W 15 45518 P 100H 001 LEC MW 2−4P 105 NORTH GATE (effective 01/28/13) Introduction to Media and International Relations 4 WREN, G P 6 BY CATEGORY 45521 P 189 001 SEM TuTh 1230−2P 81 EVANS Introduction to Interdisciplinary Research Methods 3 BHANDARI, R 15 BY CATEGORY 45524 P 190 001 SEM MW 3−4P 35 EVANS Senior Thesis 4 EHRLICH, R M NONE SR & INTERDISCIPL STUDIES &BY CATEGORY 45527 P 190 002 SEM Tu 5−7P 221 WHEELER Senior Thesis 4 HOLUB, R W NONE SR & INTERDISCIPL STUDIES &BY CATEGORY 45530 P 190 003 SEM MW 9−10A 47 EVANS (effective 01/30/13) Senior Thesis 4 KLEE, E B NONE SR & INTERDISCIPL STUDIES &BY CATEGORY 45536 P 190 005 SEM TuTh 3−4P 51 EVANS Senior Thesis 4 WREN, G P NONE SR & INTERDISCIPL STUDIES ; CURRENTLY FULL 45538 P 190 006 SEM TuTh 10−11A 321 HAVILAND (effective 02/05/13) Senior Thesis 4 LOUGH, J W NONE SR & INTERDISCIPL STUDIES &BY CATEGORY 45539 P H195 001 SEM TuTh 930−11A 121 LATIMER Honors Thesis 4 BHANDARI, R NONE SR & INTERDISCIPL STUDIES &BY CATEGORY 45542 P 198 001 GRP W 1−2P 225 WHEELER Directed Group Study for Advanced Undergraduates 1−3: PF HOLUB, R W NONE JR, SR 45544 P 198 002 GRP M 7−8P 240 MULFORD (effective 01/28/13) Directed Group Study for Advanced Undergraduates 1−3: PF WREN, G P NONE JR, SR 45563 P 198 003 GRP M 6−9P 2038 VALLEY LSB (effective 01/28/13) Directed Group Study for Advanced Undergraduates 1−3: PF BHANDARI, R NONE JR, SR INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES Control Number Course Number Section Day−Hour Room Course Title Unit Credit Instructor Exam Group Restrictions 46403 P 45 001 LEC TuTh 11−1230P F295 HAAS Survey of World History 4 BOHLING, J E 13 UG 46406 S 45 101 DIS M 2−3P 106 WHEELER Survey of World History HABBERSTAD, L CURRENTLY FULL 46409 S 45 102 DIS Th 2−3P 234 DWINELLE Survey of World History KEO, S G CURRENTLY FULL 46412 S 45 103 DIS W 8−9A 20 WHEELER Survey of World History KEO, S G CURRENTLY FULL 46415 S 45 104 DIS Th 3−4P 242 DWINELLE Survey of World History RAMIREZ, Z S CURRENTLY FULL 46418 S 45 105 DIS M 3−4P 121 WHEELER Survey of World History HABBERSTAD, L 46421 S 45 106 DIS W 4−5P 203 WHEELER Survey of World History MIKANOWSKI, J B CURRENTLY FULL 46424 S 45 107 DIS F 12−1P 20 WHEELER Survey of World History RAMIREZ, Z S CURRENTLY FULL 46430 S 45 109 DIS Tu 2−3P 106 WHEELER Survey of World History MIKANOWSKI, J B CURRENTLY FULL 46439 P 102 001 LEC Tu 2−5P 110 WHEELER Scope and Methods of Research in International and ... 4 TALWALKER, C 2 UG & BY CATEGORY 94/171
46442 P 102 002 LEC TuTh 330−5P 100 WHEELER Scope and Methods of Research in International and 4 NATHAN, L 20 UG & BY CATEGORY ... 46445 P 107 001 LEC TuTh 11−1230P 50 BIRGE Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory 4 KAMALA, C 13 UG & BY CATEGORY 46448 S 107 101 DIS M 2−3P 101 WHEELER Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory VAN NIEUWENHUIZEN, 46451 S 107 102 DIS M 3−4P 106 WHEELER Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory VAN NIEUWENHUIZEN, 46454 S 107 103 DIS W 1−2P 203 WHEELER Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory HOWARD, C J 46457 S 107 104 DIS W 4−5P 251 DWINELLE Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory HOWARD, C J 46460 S 107 105 DIS M 10−11A 101 WHEELER Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory LEE, C CURRENTLY FULL 46463 S 107 106 DIS Th 2−3P 203 WHEELER Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory LEE, C 46466 P 120 001 LEC W 4−7P 224 WHEELER Selected Topics 3 GRAHAM, T N 17 BY CATEGORY; CURRENTLY FULL Note: "New Media for Global Poverty Action" − Students explore different forms of media to document, represent and communicate their research on social justice issues and/or Global Poverty and Practice fieldwork. Students will be introduced to online research methods and approaches for posting accurate, timely and engaging web content through both old and new storytelling techniques. All students will launch a website and blog utilizing coursework on basic interviewing and reporting practices, a variety of visual representation forms, and how to utilize social media for creating web presence and cultivating readership. No prior web experience necessary. 46472 P 140 001 LEC M 3−6P B100AB BLUM Special Topics 2 LEWIS, J 12 BY CATEGORY Note: "Markets and Missions: A Practicum on Social Enterprise" − This is a project−based course which critically and creatively examines social entrepreneurship, both in its for−profit and non−profit forms, as a tool in the service of a world without poverty. Lectures will address the borad range of ethical, strategic and on−the−ground tactical realities which challenge and confront social change agents. This class begins meeting on Monday, January 28 and ending on March 18, 2013. 46475 P 150 001 LEC CANCELLED Advanced Studies in International and Area Studies 4 BOHLING, J E TBA Note: "The World Since 1945" 46478 P 150 002 LEC MWF 10−11A 100 WHEELER Advanced Studies in International and Area Studies 4 BARTU, P A 7 Note: "New Approaches to Crises and Political Transition in the Middle East and Africa" − Recent crises in the Middle East and Africa (coups, electoral violence, revolutions and uprisings) are increasinlgy being addressed by a combination of local, regional and international actors in innovative and complex ways. While the point of departure for each country is starkly different, the emerging norm is for complex political transitions leading to the return of constitutional government. This course examines the mechanics of transition through a comparative approach and scrutinezes the roles of the United Nations, African Union and the League of Arab Nations. 46484 P 155AC 001 LEC TuTh 930−11A 170 BARROWS (effective 01/22/13) Educational Justice: Undocumented Migrant Students 3 GONZALES, G M 10 BY CATEGORY ... Note: SATISFIES AMERICAN CULTURES REQUIREMENT; "Educational Justice: Undocumented Migrant Students and Struggles around Citizenship" − This course situates the pressing contemporary situation of U.S.−dwelling undocumented migrant children within the broader contet of global capitalism, migration and displacement, and the politics of citizenship and belonging. The struggle for educational justice relates directly to this generation of students, especially those in the Global Poverty and Practice minor, who are concerned with issues of inequality and social movements that grow out of unequal power relations. 46577 P 156 001 FLD UNSCHED NOFACILITY Educational Justice: Engaged Scholarship Adjunct Co... 1: PF GONZALES, G M NONE CLASS ENTRY CODE REQ 46487 P 194 001 LEC Tu 2−5P 189 DWINELLE Senior Seminar in International and Area Studies 4 BALLENGER, S NONE Note: "Colonialism and Imperialism in Theory and Practice" − This seminar will address key theories, processes and events associated with the phenomena of colonialism and imperialism. It is intended to provide context fo rcurrent developments and explore issues from several disciplinary perspectives. Topics to be considered will include technology, revolutionary nationalism, economic development and the role of religion, culture and ideology; sources to be considered will include film and literature as well as scholarly work. 46490 P 194 002 LEC M 2−4P 224 WHEELER Senior Seminar in International and Area Studies 4 PAGE, T L NONE Note: "Food Fights: The Political Economy of Food" − Food is critical to our survival. Yet, there are people throughout the world who do not have access to sufficient and/or healthy food. A number of social movements focused on food−related issues have sprouted up in both the Global North and the Global South in recent decades. In this course, we will examine the national and international political and economic dynamics that shape production, distribution and access to healthy food, as well as a number of the social movements that have emerged, their critiques of the key actors involved in shaping food markets and the solutions they offer. 46499 P 198 002 GRP UNSCHED NOFACILITY Directed Group Study 1: PF GONZALES, G M NONE JR, SR ; CLASS ENTRY CODE REQ ITALIAN STUDIES Control Number Course Number Section Day−Hour Room Course Title Unit Credit Instructor Exam Group Restrictions 46903 P 1 001 LEC MTWTF 8−9A 179 DWINELLE Elementary Italian 5 ANDREI, F 14 Note: Students whose enrollments are confirmed on Tele−BEARS must attend the first day of classes and attend at least the first three class meetings during the first week of classes to maintain their place. Students are advised that those enrolled who have not met the attendance criteria will be dropped by their instructors by the end of the first week of classes and their space given to other students on the waiting list. No auditors are permitted. Taught in Italian. 46906 P 1 002 LEC MTWTF 9−10A 255 DWINELLE Elementary Italian 5 ANDREI, F 14 CURRENTLY FULL Note: Students whose enrollments are confirmed on Tele−BEARS must attend the first day of classes and attend at least the first three class meetings during the first week of classes to maintain their place. Students are advised that those enrolled who have not met the attendance criteria will be dropped by their instructors by the end of the first week of classes and their space given to other students on the waiting list. No auditors are permitted. Taught in Italian. 46909 P 1 003 LEC MTWTF 10−11A 251 DWINELLE Elementary Italian 5 MARTIRE, A J 14 CURRENTLY FULL Note: Students whose enrollments are confirmed on Tele−BEARS must attend the first day of classes and attend at least the first three class meetings during the first week of classes to maintain their place. Students are advised that those enrolled who have not met the attendance criteria will be dropped by their instructors by the end of the first week of classes and their space given to other students on the waiting list. No auditors are permitted. Taught in Italian. 46912 P 1 004 LEC MTWTF 11−12P 251 DWINELLE Elementary Italian 5 RABINER, E A 14 CURRENTLY FULL Note: Students whose enrollments are confirmed on Tele−BEARS must attend the first day of classes and attend at least the first three class meetings during the first week of classes to maintain their place. Students are advised that those enrolled who have not met the attendance criteria will be dropped by their instructors by the end of the first week of classes and their space given to other students on the waiting list. No auditors are permitted. Taught in Italian. Also: ESCOLAR, M A 46915 P 1 005 LEC CANCELLED Elementary Italian 5 ESCOLAR, M A 14 Note: Students whose enrollments are confirmed on Tele−BEARS must attend the first day of classes and attend at least the first three class meetings during the first week of classes to maintain their place. Students are advised that those enrolled who have not met the attendance criteria will be dropped by their instructors by the end of the first week of classes and their space given to other 95/171
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