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
Ø Art
History
Ø Dance
Ø Film
and Electronic Media
Ø History
of Photography
Ø Integrated
Arts
Ø Music
Ø Photography
Ø Studio
Art
Ø Theater
2.
Division of Languages & Literature
Ø Literature
(works written in English and world literature in translation)
Ø Writing:
Fiction and Poetry
Ø Foreign
Languages:
Arabic
Chinese
French
German
Hebrew
Japanese
Russian
Spanish
Ø
Classical
Languages:
Latin
3.
Division
of Science, Mathematics and Computing
Ø Biology
Ø Chemistry
Ø Computer
Science
Ø Mathematics
Ø Physics
4. Division of Social Studies
Ø Anthropology
Ø Economics
Ø History
Ø Philosophy
Ø Political
Studies
Ø Psychology
Ø Religion
Ø Sociology
Ø
Theology
5.
Interdivisional Programs
Ø Africana
Studies
Ø American
Studies
Ø Asian
Studies
Ø Classical
Studies
Ø Environmental
Studies
Ø French
Studies
Ø Gender
and Sexuality Studies
Ø German
Studies
Ø Global
and International Studies
Ø History
and Philosophy of Science
Ø Human
Rights
Ø Irish
and Celtic Studies
Ø Italian
Studies
Ø Jewish
Studies
Ø Latin
American and Iberian Studies
Ø Medieval
Studies
Ø Philosophy
and the Arts
Ø Russian
and Eurasian Studies
Ø Studies
in Race & Ethnicity
Ø Victorian
Studies
6.
Multidisciplinary Studies
Programs initiated and designed by students to
integrate material from different programs and Divisions.
COURSES APPROPRIATE TO INTERDIVISIONAL PROGRAMS
ANTH 208A Victorians and their Others
ANTH 257 Gender & Sexuality in Contemp. Brazil
ANTH 265 Race and Nature in Africa
ARTH 101 Perspectives in World Art I
ARTH 122 Survey of African Art
ARTH 273 Religious Imagery in Latin America
BIO 332 Ecology of the African Savannas I
HIST 159 Modern France
HIST 232 American Urban History
HIST/SOC 214 American
Immigration
ECON 237 Economics of the Public Sector
HIST 214 American Immigration
HIST 232 American Urban History
HIST 3119 Textbooks and Citizenship in US History
LIT 257 Literature of the U.S. I
LIT 259 Literature of the U.S. III
MUS 211 Jazz in Literature I
PS 122 American Politics: Issues &
Institutions
PS 214 US-Latin American Relations
PS 235 The Modern American Presidency
SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 214 American Immigration
SOC 227 Culture Wars
All
courses listed under CHINESE, JAPANESE
and
FILM 239 Cinema of South Asia
HIST 159 Modern France
HIST 100 Ancient History
HIST 2110 Early Middle Ages
REL 272 Greece and India
THTR 310A Survey of Drama: The Greeks
ANTH 111 Field Methods in Archaeology
ECON 101 Introduction to Microeconomics
ECON 229 Statistics
ECON 237 Economics of the Public Sector
ECON 270 Game Theory
HIST 232 American Urban History
All courses listed under FRENCH and
HIST 159 Modern France
PHIL 389 Philosophy & Literature of Jean
Paul Sartre
Related interest:
HIST 2110 Early Middle Ages
Related interest:
ARTH 122 Survey of African Art
All courses listed under GERMAN and
HIST 2701 The Holocaust, 1933-1945
International
Relations Theory:
PS 360 Force in International Relations
Theories
and Practice of Globalization:
PS 337 Civil Society in World Politics
ANTH 345 Anthropology of
Capitalism/Transnationalism
US
Foreign Policy:
PS 214 US-Latin American Relations
Economics
Requirements:
ECON 102 Introduction to Macroeconomics
ECON 214 Economic Transition
ECON 302 Topics in Macroeconomics
Geographic
Requirements:
PS 125 West European Politics and Society
PS 255 Russian Politics
ANTH 257 Gender/Sexuality in Contemp Brazil
AADS 262 Colonialism, Law & Human Rights
ANTH 265 Race & Nature in Africa
PS 345 Politics of Economic Development
LAIS 202 Latin America: Discovery to Nationhood
PS 348 Political Representation and Social
Differences
PS 125 West European Politics and Society
ITAL 209 Myth and Fascism in Italian Literature
ECON 214 Economic Transition
HIST/SOC 214 American Immigration
SST 220 Foundations of Marxism
HIST 2530 China in Revolution: Nationalism to Maoism
ANTH 257 Gender and Sexuality:Contemporary Brazil
ANTH 265 Race & Nature in Africa
LIT 238 Modern African Fiction
LIT 3191 Contemporary Masters: Terror and Beauty
SST 332 The Ecological Crisis
HIST 340 The Politics of History
ANTH 345 Anthropology:Capitalism/Transnationalism
PHIL / ECON 351 Economic Justice
PS 115 Intro to Political Thinking
LIT 2116 The Literature of Private Life
PS 214 US-Latin American Relations
LIT 2156 Romantic Literature
SOC 227 Culture Wars
HIST 306 Intellect’l Trad. African-American
Women
FREN 327 Genealogy of French Morals
ANTH 350 Contemporary
Cultural Theory
HIST 3681 Modern
Jewish Identity
PHIL 389 Philosophy/Literature
of Jean Paul Sartre
ART 100 Cybergraphics I
ART 300 Cybergraphics III
ARTH 360 Seminar in Symbolism, Art Nouveau
FILM 203 Digital Animation
LIT 390 Contemporary Critical Theory
PHIL 230 Philosophy and the Arts
ARTH 218 Celtic Art
LIT 3110 James Joyce’s Ulysses
All courses listed under ITALIAN and
HIST 2701 The Holocaust, 1933-1945
HIST 3681 Modern Jewish Identity
LATIN
AMERICAN AND IBERIAN STUDIES (LAIS)
All
courses listed under SPANISH and
ARTH 101 Perspectives in World Art I
ARTH 122 Survey of African Art
ARTH 273 Religious Imagery in Latin America
ARTH 286 El Greco to Goya: Spanish Art &
Architecture
PS 214 US-Latin American Relations
ARTH 218 Celtic Art
HIST 2110 Early Middle Ages
LIT 249 Arthurian
Romance
PHILOSOPHY
AND THE ARTS
LIT 390 Contemporary
Critical Theory
All courses listed under RUSSIAN and
ANTH 111 Field Methods in Archaeology
ARTH 273 Religious Imagery in Latin America
HIST/SOC 214 American
Immigration
SOC 214 American Immigration
Related interest:
SOC 227 Culture Wars
LIT 372 Charles Dickens