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

Italian

Japanese

Russian

Spanish

Ø                               Classical Languages:

Greek

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                               Middle East Studies

Ø                               Russian and Eurasian Studies

Ø                               Science, Technology and Society

Ø                               Social Policy

Ø                               Studies in Race & Ethnicity

Ø                               Victorian Studies

 

 

COURSES APPROPRIATE TO INTERDIVISIONAL PROGRAMS

 

AFRICANA STUDIES

AS 102            Intro to American Culture

ANTH 325       Environment, Development & Power

ARTH 102       Perspectives in World Art II

ARTH 270       African Art & Architecture

HIST/SOC 214 American Immigration

HIST 371         Civil Rights

LIT 2154          Humor in African-American Lit.

MUS 212         Jazz in Literature

MUS 332         Jazz: The Freedom Principle

SOC 246         Race & Ethnicity

SST 214          Black Thought

 

AMERICAN STUDIES

ARTH 278       Rise of Modernism in American Art

ARTH 332       Villas of the Hudson Valley

ECON 237       Economics of Public Sector

ES 399            Environmental Studies Research Sem.

HIST/SOC 214 American Immigration

LIT 2154          Humor in African-American Lit.

LIT 258            Literature of the US II

LIT 259            Literature of the US III

MUS 212         Jazz in Literature

 

ASIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under CHINESE, JAPANESE and

ANTH 276       Japanimation/Culture in Japan

ARTH 194       Arts of Buddhism

HIST 2530       China in Revolution

HIST 2306       Gender/Sexuality/Power in China

LIT 3801          Indian Fiction

MUS 123         Pop. Music of Non-Western World

MUS 226         Music of China

MUS Ens         Gamelan

REL 225          Sanskrit

REL 241          Myth & Arts of India

REL 345          Legends/Legit. In Buddhism

REL 350          Ritual & Performance Studies

 

CLASSICAL STUDIES

All courses listed under Classics and

ARTH 227       Roman Urbanism

HIST 2110       Early Middle Ages

 

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 

ANTH 325       Environment, Development & Power

ECON 101       Intro to Microeconomics

ECON 101E    Experimental Microeconomics

ECON 229       Statistics

ECON 237       Economics of Public Sector

 

FRENCH STUDIES

All courses listed under FRENCH and

ARTH 261       Realism & Impressionism

HIST 170         The French Revolution

LIT 2313          Louisiana

Related interest:

HIST 2110       Early Middle Ages

HIST 2136       Liberty, Reason, & Power

 

GENDER  AND SEXUALITY STUDIES

ANTH 101       Intro to Cultural Anthropology

ARTH 367       Feminism & Art in the U. S.

HIST 2035       Wars of Religion

HIST 2137       Jewish Women: Gender Roles/Cult’l Change

HIST 2306       Gender, Sexuality & Power in Modern China

LIT 349            Victorian Bodies

REL 261          Women in Buddhism

 

GERMAN STUDIES

All courses listed under GERMAN

 

Related interest:

HIST 2136       Liberty, Reason, & Power

 

GLOBAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES        

Economics Requirements:

ECON 102       Intro to Macroeconomics

ECON 202       Intermediate Macroeconomics

ECON 115       Econ. Dimensions of Global Issues

ECON 229       Statistics

ECON 323       Topics in Int’l Trade & Finance

ECON 325       Econ Growth & Development

Geographic Requirements:

AFR 148          African Encounters

ANTH 267       Middle Eastern Diasporas

ANTH 276       Japanimation/Culture in Japan

HIST 102         Europe from 1815 to present

HIST 2530       China in Revolution

HIST 2306       Gender, Sexuality & Power in China

HIST 3234       Nazi Germany, DDR & BRD

HIST 3115       Japan: Feudal Isolation to Modern Dem.

LAIS 203         Modern Latin American History

PS 228            Russian & Eastern European Politics

PS 259            Contemp. Spanish Politics

PS 344            International Politics of South Asia

SOC 253         Pluralism & Identity in Israel

International Relations Theory:

PS 104            International Relations

BGIA 306         Architecture of International Affairs

Theories and Practice of Globalization:

BGIA                Current Development Practice

HIST 2702       Liberty/National Rights

PS  274           Politics of Globalization

PS 320            The Spread of Democracy

US Foreign Policy:

HIST 190         The Cold War

PS 214            US-Latin American Relations

PS 264            America & the Arab World

PS 322            America’s Role in the World

 

Related interest:

ANTH 101       Intro to Cultural Anthropology

HIST 3111       Arts of Diplomacy

HR 210            Great Dictators

REL 130          History of Islamic Society

PS 219            Intra-State Conflicts

PS 259            United Nations & Model UN

ANTH 325       Environ. Devel. And Power

BGIA                Reporting on International Affairs

BGIA                Issues in Global Public Health

 

HUMAN RIGHTS

AFR 148          African Encounters

ANTH 267       Middle Eastern Diasporas

ARTH 387       Shantytown/Bidonville/Favelas

ARTH 375       Mexican Muralism

ARTH 387       Shantytown, Bidonville, Favelas

ECON 115       Economic Dimens of Global Issues

FREN 223       Genealogy of French Morals

HIST 190         The Cold War

HIST 371         Nazi Germany / German Democratic Republic

LIT 302            Toward (A) Moral Fiction

LIT 3023          Poetry and Society

LIT 328            Ideology / Politics Mod. Lit

PS 219            Intra-State Conflicts

PS 274            The Politics of Globalization

PS 310            The Rule of the People

PS 320            The Spread of Democracy

REL 323          Religiously Plural World

SOC 246         Race and Ethnicity: Key Concepts

SOC 253         Pluralism and Identity in Israel

THTR 310       Theater Dissent

 

Related interest:

HIST 170         The French Revolution

 

INTEGRATED ARTS

ART 100          Cybergraphics

FILM 203         Digital Animation

LIT 3743          Poetics of the Experimental Attitude

LIT 390            Contemp. Critical Theory

MUS 216         Arithmetic of Listening

 

ITALIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under ITALIAN and

ARTH 216       Leonardo’s Last Supper

ARTH 227       Roman Urbanism

ARTH 230       The Early Renaissance

 

JEWISH STUDIES

ANTH 267       Middle East Diasporas

HEB 102          Elementary Hebrew

HIST 2137       Jewish Women

SOC  253        Pluralism & Identity in Israel

THEO 201       Working Theologies

THEO 256       Ancient Judaism & Christianity

 

LATIN AMERICAN AND IBERIAN STUDIES (LAIS)

All courses listed under SPANISH and

ARTH 102       Perspectives in World Art II

ARTH 323       Art of Medieval Spain

ARTH 375       Mexican Muralism

 

MEDIEVAL STUDIES

ARTH 323       Art of Medieval Spain

HIST 2110       Early Middle Ages

LIT 204            Comparative Lit I

 

MIDDLE EAST STUDIES

All courses listed under ARABIC  and

ANTH  267      Middle Eastern Diasporas

HEB 102          Elementary Hebrew II

REL 130          History of Islamic Society

SOC  253        Pluralism & Identity in Israel

 

PHILOSOPHY AND THE ARTS            

ARTH 385       Art Criticism & Methodology

 

RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES

All courses listed under RUSSIAN and

LIT 2159          Into the Whirlwind: Literary Greatness

LIT 2162          Fictional Writers and Russian Metatext

HIST 102         Europe from 1815-present

HIST 190         The Cold War

JS/HIST 215    East European Jewry

PS 228            Russian & East European Politics & Society

 

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY

ANTH 276       Japanimation and Culture

ANTH 325       Environment and Power

ARTH 216       Leonardo DaVinci

ARTH 230       The Early Renaissance

ARTH 277       The Dutch "Golden Age"

BIO 144           Biostatistics

BIO 151           From Genes to Traits

CMSC 103      Great Ideas in Computer Science

CMSC 131      Cognitive Science

ECON 115       Economic Dimensions / World Issues

ECON 210       History of Economic Thought I

FILM 212         Digital Animation

HIST213          Liberty, Reason and Power

HIST 371         Nazi Germany / German Democratic

LIT 349            Victorian Bodies

NSCI 162        Cosmology

PHIL 120         Intro to Phil of Science

PHIL 256         Environmental Ethics

PHYS 211       Intro to Digital Electronics

PSY 225          Intelligence Testing / Ideologic

PSY 252          Drugs and Human Behavior

PSY 260          Language Technologies

PSY 266          Mind, Brain, and Religious Experience

SST 236          Classification, Taxonomies, Folksonomies

 

SOCIAL POLICY PROGRAM

ECON 115       Econ Dimensions of Global Issues

ECON 202       Intermediate Macroecon.

ECON 237       Economics of Public Sector

ECON 323       Topics in Int’l Trade & Finance

ES 399            Env. Studies Research Sem.

HIST/SOC 214 American Immigration

HIST 280         American Envir. History

HIST 371         Civil Rights Movement    

PHIL 256         Environmental Ethics       

PS  260           Environ. Politics in US

SOC 205         Intro to Research Methods

SOC 332         Social Problems

 

STUDIES IN RACE AND ETHNICITY  (SRE)

AFR 148          African Encounters

ANTH 265       Race & Nature in Africa

ANTH 267       Middle Eastern Diasporas

ARTH 122       African Art

ARTH 268       Shantytown, Bidonville, Favelas

HIST 371         Civil Rights Movement

LAIS 203         Modern Latin America

LIT 2154          Humor in African-American Lit.

LIT 3801          Indian Fiction

MUS 212         Jazz in Literature

MUS 332         Jazz: Freedom Principle

PS 219            Intra-State Conflict

PSY 225          Intelligence Testing/Struggle for Ideological Dom.

PSY 261          Theories of Counseling and Social Work

SOC 214         American Immigration

SOC 246         Race & Ethnicity

SST 214          Black Thought

 

VICTORIAN STUDIES

HIST 102         Europe from 1815-present

LIT 349            Victorian Bodies