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

5. Interdivisional Programs

African and African Diaspora Studies (AADS)

American Studies

Asian Studies

Classical Studies

Environmental Studies

French Studies

Gender and Sexuality Studies

German Studies

History and Philosophy of Science

Irish and Celtic Studies

Italian Studies

Jewish Studies

Latin American and Iberian Studies (LAIS)

Medieval Studies

Philosophy and the Arts

Russian and Eurasian Studies

Studies in Race and Ethnicity (SRE)

Theology

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)

All courses listed under AADS and

ANTH 256 Race and Ethnicity in Brazil

ANTH 337 Cultural Politics of Animals

ECON 221 Economics of Developing Countries

FILM 237 Contemporary Black American Cinema

HIST 104 American Bedrock

HIST 3113 Making of the Atlantic World, 1500-1800

LIT 2154 Dark Comedy: Humor in African American Lit

LIT 2155 African American Autobiographical Narrative

LIT 246 African Women Writers

MUS 212 Jazz in Literature II

MUS 335 Jazz: The Freedom Principle III

MUS 347 Music and Culture of the African Diaspora II

PSY 261 Intro to Counseling Psychology

PSY 321 Multicultural Counseling Competencies

SOC 130 Sociology of Education

SOC 332 Seminar on Social Problems

Related interest:

ARTH 160 Survey of Latin American Art

ARTH 269 Revolution, Social Change & Art in Latin America

HIST 3113 The Making of the Atlantic World 1500-1800

AMERICAN STUDIES

ANTH 250 Reading Baseball as Metaphor & Praxis

ARTH 255 Edith Wharton & Architecture

ARTH 278 American Art, 1865-1945

ECON 311 Seminar in National Economic Policy

FILM 237 Contemporary Black American Cinema

HIST 104 American Bedrock

HIST 2118 Russia, the Soviet Union & the U.S.

HIST 280B American Environmental History II

HIST 3113 Making of the Atlantic World

HIST 3114 Making National Citizens: U. S. History

LIT 2015 American Indian Fiction

LIT 2154 Humor in African American Literature

LIT 2155 African American Autobio. Narrative

LIT 229 Classics of American Drama

LIT 258 Literature of the US II

LIT 259 Literature of the US III

MUS 212 Jazz in Literature II

MUS 267 Jazz Repertory II: American Popular Song

MUS 335 Jazz: The Freedom Principle III

PS 229 Judgements, Rights, Dissent

PS 240 United States – East Asian Relations

PS 260 Environmental Politics in the U. S.

PS 295 Dreams of Perfectibility II

PS 322 The American Age: US Power & Purpose

PS 371 Public Policy Seminar

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology

SOC 130 Sociology of Education

SOC 332 Seminar on Social Problems

ASIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under CHINESE, JAPANESE and

ANTH 246 Culture, Politics & Representations of South Asia

ARTH 295 The Arts of India

FILM 241 Genre

HIST 2304 Making of Modern China

PS 240 United States-East Asian Relations

REL 117 Hindu Religious Traditions

REL 254 Buddha Imagined: Literary & Artistic Landscape

SST 238 Justice after Dictatorship

THTR 310A Japanese Classical Theater

CLASSICAL STUDIES

All courses listed under Classics and

ARTH 213 Classical Tradition in Western Architecture

HIST 2191 Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World

LIT 204A Comparative Literature A

LIT 216 Ancient Law and Human Rights

FRENCH STUDIES

All courses listed under FRENCH and

ARTH 272 The European Baroque

ARTH 322 Romanesque Sculpture of the Pilgrimage Routes

HIST 170 The French Revolution

HIST 205 Dissent and Reform

LIT 3501 19^th Century Continental Novels

GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES

AS 220 American Popular Culture 1950-2000

ANTH 101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 261 Anthropology of Violence and Suffering

ARTH 284 Gender and the Visual Arts, 1400-1700

ECON 224 Economics of Marriage, Family & Other Things

HIST 2191 Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World

LIT 246 African Women Writers

LIT 3119 Gender and Romanticism

REL 273 Same-Sex Unions & Christianity

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology

Related interest:

ARTH 269 Revolution, Social Change & Art in Latin America

GERMAN STUDIES

All courses listed under GERMAN and

HIST 3141 The City & Modernity in 20^thC. Central Europe

Related interest:

LIT 3501 19^th Century Continental Novels

HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

ANTH 228 Disease, Medicine & Power

NSCI 225 Einstein

HUMAN RIGHTS

All courses listed under Human Rights and

AADS 148 African Encounters

ANTH 228 Disease, Medicine, and Power

ANTH 261 Anthropology of Violence and Suffering

ANTH 337 Cultural Politics of Animals

ARTH 269 Revolution, Social Change & Art in Latin America

ARTH 328 Architecture and War

ECON 221 Economics of Developing Countries

HIST 170 The French Revolution

HIST 2035 The Wars of Religion

HIST 2112 The Invention of Politics

HIST 242 20^th Century Russia

HIST 2500 From Sun-Tzu to Suicide Bombing

HIST 2702 Liberty, National Rights & Human Rights

HIST 3114 Making National Citizens

HIST 3120 Imperialism in Asia

LIT 216 Ancient Law and Human Rights

LIT 246 African Women Writers

LIT 2015 American Indian Fictions

LIT 2155 African American Autobio. Narrative

LIT 3119 Gender and Romanticism

LIT 3206 Evidence

LIT 3306 Scholasticism vs. Humanism

PHIL 240 Liberalism and Its Critics

PS 229 Judgements, Rights Dissent

PS 320 The Spread of Democracy

PS 322 American Age: US Power & Purpose

PS 329 Popular Protest in the Modern World

PS 330 Promoting Democracy Abroad

PS 346 Democrats, Theocrats & Tyrants

REL 130 History of Islamic Society

SOC 338 Welfare States in Comparative Perspective

Related interest:

HIST 205 Dissent and Reform: Utopian Writers

INTEGRATED ARTS

ART 100 Cybergraphics I

ART 200 Cybergraphics II

MUS 216 The Arithmetic of Listening

MUS 257 Production and Reproduction

MUS 270 Notes not Necessary

MUS 350 Collaborating with Strangers

THTR 230 Site Specific Theater Wkshop.

ITALIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under ITALIAN and

ARTH 231 The High Renaissance

ARTH 272 The European Baroque

JEWISH STUDIES

HIST 3101 Modern Israeli and Palestinian Societies

HEB 102 Elementary Hebrew II

LATIN AMERICAN AND IBERIAN STUDIES (LAIS)

All course listed under SPANISH and

ANTH 256 Race & Ethnicity in Brazil

ARTH 160 Survey of Latin American Art

ARTH 269 Revolution, Social Change & Art in Latin America

Related interest:

ANTH 228 Disease, Medicine & Power

MEDIEVAL STUDIES

ARTH 322 Romanesque Sculpture of the Pilgrimage Routes

LIT 2241 Life in the Medieval Church

LIT 250 English Literature I

LIT 280 The Heroic Age

LIT 3306 Scholasticism vs. Humanism

REL 130 History of Islamic Society

Related interest:

REL 268 Quran: Listening, Reading, Viewing

REL 273 Same-Sex Unions and Christianity

RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under RUSSIAN and

LIT 2153 Myth and Variation in Russian Modernism

HIST 2118 Russia, the Soviet Union and the U.S.

HIST 242 20^th Century Russia

Related interest:

LIT 3501 19^th Century Continental Novels

STUDIES IN RACE AND ETHNICITY (SRE, formerly MES)

AADS 259 Ethnographic Film & Visual Anthropology

ANTH 116 Historical Archaeology

ANTH 246 Culture, Politics & Representations of South Asia

ANTH 256 Race & Ethnicity in Brazil

AS 220 American Popular Culture 1950-2000

ARTH 160 Survey of Latin American Art

ARTH 269 Revolution, Social Change & Art in Latin America

FILM 237 Contemporary Black American Cinema

HIST 148 African Encounters I

HIST 242 20^th Century Russia

LIT 2015 American Indian Fiction

LIT 2154 Humor in African American Literature

LIT 2155 African American Autobio. Narrative

LIT 246 African Women Writers

LIT 3801 Indian Fiction

MUS 212 Jazz in Literature II

MUS 335 Jazz: The Freedom Principle III

PSY 261 Introduction to Counseling Psychology

PSY 321 Multicultural Counseling Competencies

SOC 130 Sociology of Education

SOC 332 Seminar on Social Problems

VICTORIAN STUDIES

LIT 2014 The Novel in English II

LIT 342 Literature of the Double