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.
Division of the Arts Ø
Art History Ø
Dance Ø
Film and Electronic Media Ø
Integrated Arts Ø
Music Ø
Photography Ø
Studio Art Ø
Theater |
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 |
Division of
Science, Mathematics and Computing Ø
Biology Ø
Chemistry Ø
Computer Science Ø
Mathematics Ø
Physics |
Division of Social Studies Ø
Anthropology Ø
Economics Ø
History Ø
Philosophy Ø
Political Studies Ø
Psychology Ø
Religion Ø
Sociology Ø
Theology |
Multidisciplinary Studies
Programs
initiated and designed by students to integrate material from different
programs and Divisions. |
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
Russian and Eurasian Studies Ø
Studies in Race & Ethnicity Ø
Victorian Studies |
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COURSES APPROPRIATE TO
INTERDIVISIONAL PROGRAMS
ANTH 262 Colonialism,
Law & Human Rights
ANTH 327 Ritual,
Performance & Symbolic Practice
ARTH 140 Survey
of Islamic Art
LIT 2155 African
American Autobiog Narrative
LIT 2152 Francophone
African Literature
LIT 3902 The
Mask & its Metaphors
MUS 171 Jazz
Harmony
MUS 211 Jazz
in Literature
MUS 266B Jazz
Repertory
MUS 331 Jazz:
The Freedom Principle
SOC 255 Rights,
Multiculturalism & Citizenship
Related interest:
LIT 2140 Domesticity
and Power
SOC 332 Social
Problems Seminar
ECON
254 Feminist Economics
HIST
163 Inventing the Self in Early
America
HIST
237 The Sixties
HIST
258 Jews in American Society
HIST
280A American Environmental History I
HIST
3122 The Making of the Sunbelt
MUS
211 Jazz in Literature
MUS
266B Jazz Repertory
MUS
331 Jazz: Freedom Principle
REL
122 Catholicism & American
Society
SOC
101 Intro. To Sociology
SOC
258 Jews in American Society
SOC
332 Social Problems Seminar
All courses listed under Japanese
and Chinese and:
HIST
2032 Indochine
SOC
101 Intro. To Sociology
HIST 3117 The High Middle Ages
LIT 264 19th Century Continental Novel
LIT 3211 Modern French Plays
Related
interest:
ANTH 101 Intro to Cultural Anthropology
All
courses listed under GERMAN and
LIT 264 19th Century Continental Novel
International Relations Theory:
Theories and Practice of Globalization:
US Foreign Policy:
Economics Requirements:
ECON
102 Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON
219 Economic History of Central Asia
ECON
265 Community Based Development
Geographic Requirements:
ANTH
262 Colonialism, Law & Human
Rights in Africa
ANTH
327 Ritual, Performance & Symbolic
Practice
ECON
219 Economic History of Central Asia
HIST
2032 Indochine
HIST
160 Narrating the Modern Middle East
HIST
350 20th Century Russia
LAIS
203 Modern Latin American History
PS
153 Latin American Politics &
Society
ANTH 262 Colonialism, Law & Human Rights
ANTH 350 Contemporary Cultural Theory
ARTH 357 Documentary Photography
ECON 265 Community Based Development
FILM 204 Documentary History
FILM/IA301 Live Video/Systems of Surveillance
FLCL 405 Esthetics of Dissidence
GER 456 Student Movement/Neo-Avantgarde
HIST 160 Narrating the Modern Middle East
HIST 167 History of Sexuality
HIST 2124 Vietnam & Iraq
HIST 2032 Indochine
HIST 237 The Sixties
HIST 2500 Evolution & Practice of Military Strategy
HIST 280A American Environmental History
HIST 3103 Political Ritual in the Modern World
LIT 2152 Francophone African Literature
LIT 2160 Powers of Horror
LIT 3207 Responsibility & Cultural Memory
PHIL 260 Feminist Philosophy
PHIL 357 Law & Ethics
PS 115 Intro to Political Thinking
PS 239 Model UN
PS 247 American Foreign Policy Tradition
PS 269 Politics of Medicine in East Asia
PS 337 Civil Society in World Politics
PS 345 Politics of Economic Development
PS 357 Strategies of Political & Social Change
PS 358 Radical American Democracy
PS 360 War is Hell
SOC 203 History of Sociological Thought
SOC 252 Workplace of Civic Space
SOC 255 Rights,
Multiculturalism & Citizenship
SOC 260 Punishment, Politics & Culture
SOC 304 Contemporary Sociological Thought
SOC 332 Social Problems Seminar
SOC 335 Law & Society
SST 229 The Ecological Crisis
HIST 161 History of Technology
ART
100 Cybergraphics I
ART
200 Cybergraphics II
ART
205 Sculpture II
ART
300 Cybergraphics III
ART
305 Sculpture III
LIT
3207 Responsibility & Cultural
Memory
LIT
3352 Poetics of Modernity II
PHIL
230 Philosophy and the Arts
THTR
101 Intro to Acting
LIT
382 Joyce and Beckett
All
courses listed under ITALIAN and
ARTH
331 Venetian Painting of the
Renaissance
HEB
101 Beginning Hebrew I
HEB
102 Beginning Hebrew II
HIST
258 Jews in American Society
LIT
276B Chosen Voices: Jewish Authors
REL
104 Introduction to Judaism
LATIN AMERICAN AND
IBERIAN STUDIES (LAIS)
All courses listed under SPANISH and
SPAN 202 Introduction to
Hispanic Culture
ARTH 220 Early Medieval Art & Architecture
HIST 3117 The High Middle Ages
LIT 250 English Literature I
LIT 280 The Heroic Age
LIT 290 History of the English Language
All
courses listed under RUSSIAN and
PSY
348 Work & Legacy of
Stanley Milgram
SHP
222 History of Science
before Newton
HIST
258 Jews in American Society
Related interest: