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
3. Division of Natural Sciences & Math
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5. Interdivisional Programs
6. Multidisciplinary Studies Programs initiated and designed by students to integrate material from different programs and Divisions.
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COURSES APPROPRIATE TO INTERDIVISIONAL PROGRAMS
AFRICAN AND AFRICAN DIASPORA STUDIES (AADS)
ARTH 270 History of African Art and Architecture
HIST 115B African-American Experience II
HIST 2271 Black Thought: Contemporary Essays
LIT 3001 Y2K: Shakespeare around the Globe
LIT 3102 African Short Stories
AMERICAN STUDIES
ECON 311 Seminar in National Economic Policy
HIST 115B African-American Experience II
HIST 137 Gay American History
HIST 175 The American Civil War
HIST 288 American Environmental History
HIST 303 The Crisis
LIT 2302 Puerto Rican Literature in the U.S.
LIT 257 Literature of the U.S. I
LIT 3212 Self-Conscious Colloquialism
PS 182 Contested Ideals in American Political Thought
PS 295 Dreams of Perfectibility
PS 340 Equality in American Political Development
PS 415 The Creation of the American World
SOC 271 An Overview of the American Population
SST 318 Constitutional Law
ASIAN STUDIES
All courses listed under CHINESE and
ANTH 318 Power and Money in South East Asia
ARTH 276 Chinese Religious Art
HIST 129 Confucianism
HIST 2304 Making Modern China
REL 102 Buddhist Thought and Practice
REL 304 Contemplative Traditions of Asia
CLASSICAL STUDIES
All course listed under CLASSICAL STUDIES and
HIST 287 Senators, Plebeians, Priests, and Slaves
HIST 296 Race, Ethnicity and Identity in the Ancient World
LIT 2121 Animadversions on Eros
COMMUNITY, REGIONAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (CRES)
ANTH 101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ECON 102 Introduction to Microeconomics
ECON 270 Seminar in Geoclassical Economics
HIST 288 American Environmental History
PSY 204 Research Methods in Social Psychology
SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 205 Introduction to Research Methods
SST 331 Ecological Thought
Of related interest
ECON 222 Development Economics
ECON 358 Economic Justice
PSY 115 Introduction to Social Psychology
FRENCH STUDIES
All courses listed under FRENCH and
LIT 264 The 19thC Continental Novel
LIT 3102 African Short Stories
Of related interest
PHIL 103 History of Philosophy
GENDER STUDIES
ANTH 213 The Anthropology of Medicine
HIST 137 Gay American History
HIST 2271 Black Thought: Contemporary Essays
HIST 293 Medieval & Renaissance Families
LIT 2302 Puerto Rican Literature in the U.S.
LIT 277 Homosexualities & Modernism
LIT 3111 Victorian Theatricality
PSY 250 Psychology of Women
PSY 354 Eating Disorders: Clinical & Cultural Perspectives
REL 246 Feminism and Islam
Of related interest
ANTH 101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
PSY 301 Stereotyping and Prejudice
GERMAN STUDIES
All courses listed under GERMAN and
ARTH 262 Twentieth-Century Northern Art
HIST 202 The Weimar Republic
HIST 344 Researching the Holocaust
Of related interest
PHIL 385 Wittgenstein
HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
ANTH 213 The Anthropology of Medicine
INTEGRATED ARTS
CLAS 101 The Rise and Fall of Athens
FILM 267 History of Video Art
LIT 2130 Writing about Art
LIT 390 Introduction to Critical Theory
IRISH AND CELTIC STUDIES
LIT 329 The Irish Big House
ITALIAN STUDIES
All courses listed under ITALIAN and
ARTH 102 The History of Western Art II
ARTH 227 Creating a Capital
ARTH 231 The High Renaissance
LIT 2121 Animadversions on Eros
HIST 287 Senators, Plebeians, Priests, and Slaves
HIST 293 Medieval and Renaissance Families
MUS 328 Orpheus the Singer
SOC 217 Twentieth Century Italian Society
Of related interest
Courses in Latin; Roman art, history and literature
JEWISH STUDIES
ANTH 221 The Eastern European Shtetl
HIST 2033 The Jews of Modern Europe 1789-1939
HIST 344 Researching the Holocaust
LATIN AMERICAN AND IBERIAN STUDIES (LAIS)
All course listed under SPANISH and
ECON 222 Development Economics
LIT 2302 Puerto Rican Literature in the U.S.
PS 214 United States-Latin American Relations
PS 216 Individual, Society, and Politics in Latin America
MEDIEVAL STUDIES
HIST 293 Medieval & Renaissance Families
LIT 254 Middle English Literature
LIT 290 The History of the English Language
MULTI-ETHNIC STUDIES (MES)
ANTH 206 Human Variation: The Anthropology of Race
HIST 115B African-American Experience II
HIST 2271 Black Thought: Contemporary Essays
HIST 242 20thC Russia: Communism-Nationalism
HIST 303 The Crisis
LIT 2302 Puerto Rican Literature in the U.S.
LIT 3001 Y2K: Shakespeare around the Globe
PHIL 104 Intro to Philosophy: Multicultural Perspective
PSY 235 School Guidance/Counseling
PSY 261 Theories of Counseling and Social Work
PSY 301 Stereotyping and Prejudice
Of related interest
SPAN 225 Contemporary Latin American Theater
RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES
All courses listed under RUSSIAN and
HIST 242 20thC Russia: Communism-Nationalism
HIST 365 Russian Intellectual History
LIT 264 The 19thC Continental Novel
LIT 2801 The Nobel Slavs
Of related interest
HIST 102 Europe from 1815 to the Present
VICTORIAN STUDIES
LIT 257 Literature of the U.S. I
LIT 3111 Victorian Theatricality
PHOT 312 Travel & Exploration in 19thC Photography
Of related interest
ANTH 206 Human Variation: The Anthropology of Race
HIST 102 Europe from 1815 to the Present
Program in International Education (PIE) Core Courses
HIST 340 - The Politics of History
PS 251 - Globalization and Citizenship
PS 423 - Comparative Politics