Featured Courses

Check out the featured courses below that are recommended by major departments and programs. Below is the list of featured courses offered in Fall 2024.

Course instructor meeting info
ANTH 0120: Globalization and its Historical Significance Kevin Burke TR 3:30pm-4:30pm
ANTH 2440: Disease and Human Evolution Mallika Sarma TR 3:30pm-5:00pm
ARCH 3800: Design, Labor, and the Body Daniela Fabricius F 8:30am-11:30am
ARCH 3801: Languages of Landscape Miranda Mote M 3:30pm-6:30pm
ARTH 2621: Prints and Politics: From the Early Modern Era to Now Shira Brisman MW 12pm-1:30pm
ARTH 2760: Impressionism Andre Dombrowski 5:15pm-6:45pm
ASAM 1170: Beyond "Hate": Violence in Asian American History Mark Tseng-Putterman MW 3:30pm-4:59pm
ASAM 1900: Asian American Politics Sonya Chen TR 10:15am-11:44am
ASAM 1000: South Asians in the United States Fariha Khan TR 12pm-1:29pm
CLST 0101: Strife: A History of the Greeks McInerney MW 12pm-12:59pm
CLST 1208: Ancient Women's Voices from Homer to Hadestown

Carrick

T 5:15pm-8:14pm
CLST 1102: Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire? Bowes and Grey TR 10:15am-11:44am
COMM 2250: Children and Media Kimberly Woolf TR 12pm-1:29pm
COMM 2260: Introduction to Political Communication Kathleen Jamieson,
Shawn Patterson
M 1:45pm-4:44pm
COMM 2530: Divine Mediation: Media and the Shaping of Religious Identity and Practice Murali Balaji MW 1:45pm-3:14pm
CRIM 2090: Wrongful Convictions Charles Loeffler T 3:30 PM-6:29 PM
EALC 0020: Introduction to East Asia: China H. Cheng MW 1:45-2:44 PM
EALC 0100: Art and Civilization in East Asia N. Steinhardt MW 10:15-11:14 AM
ENGL 1201: The African American Short Story in the 21st Century Herman Beavers TR 10:15am-11:44am
ENGL 2250: W.E.B. Du Bois Simone White R 10:15am-1:14pm
ENGL 2522: The Death of the Sun: Energy, Evolution & Ecology in Victorian Literature Barri Gold TR 12pm-1:29pm
FREN 0081: Decolonizing French Food Lizzie Collins MW 1:45-3:15 PM
HIST 1178: America in the Sixties (SNF Paideia Program Course) William Sturkey TR 10:15am-11:45am
HIST 1280: Origins of Naziism: From Democracy to Race War and Genocide Anne Berg MW 12pm-1pm (with recitation)
ITAL 2620: Italian Scandals Julia Heim TR 3:30-5:00 PM
LING 0700: Data Science for Studying Language and the Mind Katie Schuler TR 12:00pm-1:29pm
LING 2190: Language Games and Cultural Evolution Gareth Roberts MW 3:30pm-4:59pm
MUSC 1340: Performers: Dancers and Musicians Mary Caldwell TTR 12pm- 1:30pm
MUSC 4500: Drumming: Noise, Language, Politics, Movement James Sykes M 1:45pm-4:44pm
NRSC 1110: Introduction to Brain and Behavior Judith McLean MW 12:00pm-1:30pm
PSYC 0001: Introduction to Experimental Psychology Daniel Swingley TR 12pm-1:30pm
REES 0100: Portraits of Old Rus: Myth, Icon, Chronicle, Julia Verkholantsev  Julia Verkholantsev WF 10:15am-11:44am
REES 0480: Dostoevsky Aleksey Berg MW 3:30pm-4:59pm
RELS 0050/GSWS 0050: Gender, Sexuality, and Religion Megan Robb MW 10:15 AM-11:44 AM
RELS 0110: Science and Religion Donovan Schaefer  TTR 1:45-3:14pm
SAST 0063: East & West: A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Cultural History of the Modern World Lisa Mitchell MW 10:15-11:15 am
SAST 2554: Religion and Resistance in South Asia Mahboob Mohammad MW 1:45pm-3:14pm
SOCI 2011: Social Statistics Using R Michel Guillot MW 10:15am-11:14am
SOCI 2260: The Future of Work Jerry Jacobs T 1:45pm-4:44pm
SOCI 2300: Environmental Sociology Hashim Bin Rashid TR 3:30pm-4:59pm
STSC 2146: Science and Technology in Modern East Asia John Kanbayashi MW 1:45 to 3:14pm
STSC 3017/HSOC 3017: Biology and Society Melissa Charenko TR 3:30 to 4:59pm
URBS 4120: Building Non-Profits: The Business of a Mission-Driven Organization Greg Goldman M 1:45-4:44p
URBS 4200: Perspectives on Urban Poverty Rob Fairbanks M 5:15-8:14p
YDSH 1111; Topics in Yiddish Literature and Culture: The City and the Countryside in American Yiddish Literature Shachar Levanon TR 3:30-4:59