ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

A program is a course of study designed by faculty members to focus on a particular area of knowledge or a particular approach to an area. Each program establishes requirements for Moderation, course work, and Senior projects; each selects from the courses offered at the College those courses it considers required, recommended, and related to its particular focus. Every student is required to declare a major in a program by the end of his or her sophomore year in order to moderate from the Lower College to the Upper College and to become a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts degree.

1. Division of the Arts

Art History

Dance

Film and Electronic Media

History of Photography

Integrated Arts

Music

Photography

Studio Art

Theater

2. Division of Languages & Literature

Literature (works written in English and world literature in translation)

Writing: Fiction and Poetry

Foreign Languages:

· Arabic

· Chinese

· French

· German

· Hebrew

· Italian

· Japanese

· Russian

· Spanish

Classical Languages:

· Greek

· Latin

3. Division of Natural Sciences & Math

Biology

Chemistry

Computer Science

Mathematics

Physics

4. Division of Social Studies

Anthropology

Economics

History

Philosophy

Political Studies

Psychology

Religion

Sociology

Theology

5. Interdivisional Programs

AADS (African and African Diaspora Studies)

American Studies

Asian Studies

Classical Studies

CCSRE (Critical & Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity)

Environmental Studies

French Studies

Gender Studies

German Studies

History and Philosophy of Science

Human Rights

Irish and Celtic Studies

Italian Studies

Jewish Studies

LAIS (Latin American and Iberian Studies)

Medieval Studies

Philosophy and the Arts

Russian and Eurasian Studies

Victorian Studies

6. Multidisciplinary Studies

Programs initiated and designed by students to integrate material from different programs and Divisions.

COURSES APPROPRIATE TO INTERDIVISIONAL PROGRAMS

AFRICAN AND AFRICAN DIASPORA STUDIES (AADS)

ANTH 208C Africa and British Anthropology

ANTH 259 Ethnographic Film and Visual Anthropology in Africa: Theory and Practice

ARTH 140 Survey of Islamic Art

HIST 148 African Encounters I

LIT 2371 20^th Century African American Literature

LIT 238 Modern African Fiction

LIT 3118 Francophone African Literature

MUS 211 Jazz in Literature I

MUS 332 Jazz: The Freedom Principle II

MUS 344 Music & Culture of the African Diaspora I

PS 232 Social Movements/Political Change in US

PSY 235 Counseling from a Multicultural Perspective

SOC 208 Sociology of Whiteness

Related interest:

ARTH 160 Survey of Latin American Art

AMERICAN STUDIES

ANTH 111 Field Methods in Archaeology

HIST 2118 From Harlem to Paris

HIST 280 American Environmental History

LIT 2140 Domesticity and Power

LIT 2306 Faulkner: Race, Text & Southern History

LIT 2371 20^th Century African-American Literature

LIT 257 Literature of the US I

LIT 258 Literature of the US II

LIT 3030 Poe

PS 122 American Politics

PS 214 US – Latin American Relations

PS 232 Social Movements/Political Change in US

PS 249 Dreams of Perfectibility I

REL 122 Catholicism & American Society

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology

SOC 120 Inequality in America

SOC 208 Sociology of Whiteness

SST 111 The Question Race

SST 232 Introduction to Race & Visual Analysis

SST 305 Latina/o Cultural Polemics

ASIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under CHINESE, JAPANESE and

ANTH 101B Intro to Cultural Anthropology

PS 130 Chinese Politics

PS 344 Int’l Politics of South Asia

PS 345 Comp. Develop: East Asia/ Latin America

REL 103 Buddhist Thought & Practice

REL 122 Catholicism & American Society

REL 222 Japanese Religions

REL 228 Devotion & Poetry in India

REL 241 Myth & Arts of India

CLASSICAL STUDIES

HIST 157 The Athenian Century

HIST 300 Creating History

PHIL 103 History of Philosophy

Related interest:

LIT 204A Comparative Literature I

NSCI 222 Physical Science before Newton

REL 175 Scripture, Mishnah and Midrash

REL 241 Myth and Arts of India

CRITICAL AND COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN RACE AND ETHNICITY (CCSRE) [formerly MES]

ANTH 101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 111 Field Methods in Archaeology

LIT 2140 Domesticity and Power

LIT 238 Modern African Fiction

PHIL 104 Introduction to Philosophy

PSY 235 Counseling from a Multicultural Perspective

SOC 120 Inequality in America

SOC 208 Sociology of Whiteness

SST 111 The Question Race

SST 232 Introduction to Race and Visual Analysis

SST 305 Latina/o Cultural Polemics

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

ANTH 101 Intro to Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 111 Field Methods in Archaeology

ANTH 224 Environment, Development & Power

ECON 101 Introduction to Microeconomics

ECON 229 Statistics

ENVS 307 Ecology

HIST 280 American Environmental History

PHIL 256 Environmental Ethics

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology

SOC 205 Introduction to Research Methods

SST 332 The Ecological Crisis

Related interest:

PS 113 Chasing Progress

FRENCH STUDIES

All courses listed under FRENCH and

HIST 2111 High Middle Ages

HIST 2118 From Harlem to Paris

HIST 261 European Intellectual & Cultural History

LIT 3030 French Society

LIT 3203 Doctors and Writers

GENDER STUDIES

ANTH 101B Intro to Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 244 Anthropology of the Body

HIST 3311 Women Write the Globe

LIT 2140 Domesticity and Power

PS 232 Social Movements/Political Change in US

PS 248 Women and International Human Rights

SOC 120 Inequality in America

SST 305 Latina/o Cultural Polemics

Related interest:

HIST 2118 From Harlem to Paris

GERMAN STUDIES

All courses listed under GERMAN and

HIST 261 European Intellectual & Cultural History

PHIL 371 Philosophy of Kant

HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

HIST 261 European Intellectual/Cultural History

HIST 3112 Plague!

PHIL 256 Environmental Ethics

Related interest:

HIST 261 European Intellectual & Cultural History

HUMAN RIGHTS

ANTH 332 Cultural Technologies of Memory

ECON 115 Economic Dimensions of World Issues

ECON 352 Seminar in Law and Economics

FILM 231 Documentary Workshop

HIST 190 The Cold War

HIST 2101 States/Subjects/Human Rights in Latin America

HIST 2122 The Arab-Israeli Conflict

HIST 3112 Plague!

HIST 3311 Women Write the Globe

LIT 3203 Doctors and Writers

LIT 358 Exile and Estrangement in Modern Fiction

LIT 3692 Catastrophe of Knowledge

PHIL 256 Environmental Ethics

PHIL 357 Law and Ethics

PS 130 Chinese Politics

PS 214 US – Latin American Relations

PS 239 The United Nations and Model UN

PS 248 Women and International Human Rights

PS 311 Immigration and Citizenship

PS 376 Politics of Terror

SOC 120 Inequality in America

SOC 205 Introduction to Research Methods

SOC 242 Historical Sociology of Punishment

SPAN 423 Literature of the Conquest

SST 111 The Question Race

SST 220 Marxism and Radical Social Theory

SST 305 Latina/o Cultural Polemics

SST 332 The Ecological Crisis

INTEGRATED ARTS

ART 100 Cybergraphics I

ART 300 Cybergraphics III

PHIL 393 Philosophy and the Arts

IRISH & CELTIC STUDIES

LIT 272 The Irish Renaissaince

ITALIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under ITALIAN and

HIST 261 European Intellectual & Cultural History

JEWISH STUDIES

FILM 214 History of Yiddish Cinema

HEB 101 Beginning Hebrew

HEB 201 Intermediate Hebrew

HIST 2122 The Arab-Israel Conflict

LIT 3412 Four Jewish Authors

REL 175 Scripture, Mishnah, & Midrash

LATIN AMERICAN AND IBERIAN STUDIES (LAIS)

All course listed under SPANISH and

ARTH 248 Crossroads of Civilization: Art of Medieval Spain

PS 214 US Latin American Relations

PS 345 Comp. Develop: East Asia/ Latin America

SST 305 Latina/o Cultural Polemics

MEDIEVAL STUDIES

HIST 2111 High Middle Ages

HIST 3112 Plague!

LIT 204A Comparative Literature

LIT 250 English Literature I

RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under RUSSIAN and

HIST 347 The Russian Revolution

LIT 2117 Russian Laughter

LIT 2151 St. Petersburg: City as Text

PS 228 Russian and East European Politics

VICTORIAN STUDIES

LIT 252 English Literature III

LIT 261 Growing Up Victorian