Interdivisional
Website: http://www.bard.edu/hrp/
updated
December 7, 2021
1.
Thomas Keenan - Literature (director)
2.
Ziad Abu-Rish
Human Rights
3.
Roger Berkowitz - Political Studies
4.
Ian Buruma -
Human Rights
5.
Nicole Caso
- Spanish
6.
Christian Crouch - History
7.
Mark Danner - Human Rights (fall only)
8.
Tania
El Khoury Theater & Performance
9.
Omar G. Encarnaciσn
- Political Studies
10.
Helen Epstein Social Studies
11.
Tabetha
Ewing - History
12.
Nurrudin Farah Literature (fall only)
13.
Laura Kunreuther
- Anthropology
14.
Susan Merriam - Art History
15.
Gregory B. Moynahan
History
16.
Michelle Murray Political Studies
17.
Alys
Moody - Literature
18.
Gilles Peress
- Photography/Human Rights
19.
Dina Ramadan Arabic
20.
Miles Rodriguez - History
21.
Peter Rosenblum - Human Rights
22.
John Ryle - Human Rights
23.
Michael Sadowski
24.
Sophia Stamatopoulou-Robbins
Anthropology
25.
Katherine Tabb - Philosophy
26.
Drew Thompson History
27.
Eric Trudel
French
28.
Evan Calder Williams
29.
Robert Weston - Human Rights
30.
Ruth Zisman
Philosophy
Students moderate into the Human Rights
Program alone or in combination with another program (usually through a joint
Moderation), by fulfilling the other programs requirements and the following
program requirements. All students, whether joint or stand-alone majors, must
anchor their studies of human rights in a disciplinary focus program of their
choice (e.g., anthropology, sociology, economics, etc.).
Moderation
Requirements:
1.
HR core course (see list below)
2.
HR core course (see list below)
3.
HR core course (see list below)
4.
HR 4-credit elective course
5.
Course in the disciplinary focus
program
6.
Course in the disciplinary focus
program
Graduation
Requirements:
7.
HR 4-credit elective course
8.
HR 4-credit elective course
9.
HR 4-credit elective course at the 300-level
10.
HR 303 Junior Research Seminar
11.
Course in the disciplinary focus
program
12.
Course in the disciplinary focus
program at the 300-level
13.
Senior Project I
14.
Senior Project II
Examples of HR core
courses: HR 101 Introduction to Human Rights; HR 105
Human Rights Advocacy; HR 125 Human Rights: What Remains?; HR 213 Gay Rights,
Human Rights; HR 224 Lexicon of Migration; HR 226 Women's Rights, Human Rights;
HR 233 Problems in Human Rights; HR 234 (Un)defining the Human; HR 242 Arguing
with the Supreme Court; HR 243 Constitutional Law; ANTH/HR 261 Anthropology of
Violence and Suffering; ARTH/HR 289 Rights and the Image; LIT/HR 218 Free
Speech; LIT 2509 Telling Stories About Rights; PHIL 130 Philosophy and Human
Rights; HIST 2631 Capitalism and Slavery; HIST 222 History of the Modern
Police; HIST 2356 American Indian History; SPAN 240 Testimonies of Latin
America.
Sample Program of Study
First
Year |
Sophomore
Year |
Junior
Year |
Senior
Year |
HR core course HR core course focus pgm
course FYSEM I (fall) FYSEM II (spring) |
HR core course HR elective course focus pgm
course Moderation (spring) |
HR elective course HR elective course HR 303 focus pgm
300-level course |
focus pgm
course HR 300-level elective Sr. Project I (fall) Sr. Project II (spring) |