Spring 2020 Courses of Interest in the University

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1	The courses listed below are subject to time and room changes. Please check in WIN for updated information. POI = Permission of the Instructor requires a form, "Registration for Outside Divinity," and signatures from both the instructor and our Academic Dean. If the course is 200- or 300-level, please work out (in writing) with the professor what additional work you will do to make it a graduate level course.
2	Course #		ID	Hrs.	Course Title	Days	Time	Instructor	Bldg.	Room	Requirement*		Permission of Instructor
3	COM	616	AG	3	Screenwriting	T R	3:30-4:45P	Gentry, C.	CARS	301			POI
4	COM	642	AG	3	Political Communication	T R	2:00-3:15P	Louden, A.	CARS	102			POI
5	COM	650	AG	3	Intercultural Communication	M W	12:30-1:45P	Hazen, M.	CARS	5			POI
6	HST	688	AG	3	Nation, Faith, and Gender in the Middle East	W F	12:30-1:45pm	Wilkins, C.	TRIB	A103			POI
7	HST	641	AG	3	Africans in the Atlantic World 1750 - 1815	T R	12:30-1:45pm	Parent, A.	TRIB	A102			POI
8	REL	605	AG	3	Ethnography of Religion	W F	2:00-3:15P	Higgins, C.	WING	306			POI
9	REL	613	AG	3	Near Eastern Archeology	T R	9:30-10:45A	Pace, L.	WING	206			POI
10	REL	617	AG	3	The Wisdom Literature	M W F	10:00-10:50A	Hoglund, K.	WING	306	BIB Elective		POI
11	REL	632	AG	3	Religion and Public Engagement	T	3:30-6:00P	Boyd, S.	WING	209			POI
12	REL	635	AG	3	Christian Ethics and the Problem of War	M W	12:30-1:45P	Ilesanmi, S.	WING	209			POI
13	REL	649	AG	3	Asian Meditation Practices	W F	2:00-3:15pm	Arthur, Shawn	WING	306		RP	POI
14	REL	662	AG	3	Islamic Bioethics	T R	11:00A-12:15P	Van Doorn, P.	WING	206		RP	POI
15	REL	662	BG	3	Islam and Youth in Africa	W F	9:30-10:45A	Wortmann, K.	WING	206		RP	POI
16	REL	673	AG	3	Black Religion & American Prisons	T R	12:30-1:45P	Neal, R.	WING	206		RC	POI
17	REL	656	AG	3	Modern Jewish Movements	T R	2:00-3:15P	Glauz-Todrank, A.	WING	206		RP	POI
18	REL	726	AG	3	Seminar in Early Christian Studies	M	9:30A-12:00P	Foskett, M.	WING	206			POI
19	ENG	611	AG	3	The Legend of Arthur	T R	3:30-4:45P	Sigal, G.	TRIB	A301			POI
20	ENG	623	AG	3	Shakespeare	M W	2:00-3:15P	Valbuena, O.	TBA	TBA			POI
21	ENG	627	AG	3	Milton	T R	12:30-1:45P	Rapaport, H.	TRIB	C115			POI
22	ENG	641	AG	3	Literature and the Environment	T R	2:00-3:15P	Madera, J.	TRIB	A209			POI
23	ENG	660	AG	3	Studies in Victorian Literature	W	2:00-4:30P	Pyke, J.	TRIB	A204			POI
24	ENG	697	AG	3	Creative Nonfiction	R	2:00-4:30P	Wilson, E.	TRIB	A201			POI
25	ENG	759	AG	3	Studies in Postcolonial Literature	W F	12:30-1:45P	Hena, O.	TRIB	C115			POI
26	PHI	642	AG	3	Kant's Ethical Theory	T R	5:00-6:15P	Jennings, J.	TRIB	A307			POI
27	PHI	661	AG	3	Virtue and Character	T R	11:00A-12:15P	Miller, C.	TRIB	A307			POI
28	WGS	633	AG	3	Sexual Politics in the United States	T R	2:00-3:15P	Gupta, K.	TRIB	B117		GS	POI
29	WGS	677	AG	3	Men, Masculinity, and Power	T R	11:00A-12:15P	Gupta, K.	TRIB	A204		GS	POI
30	WGS	677	BG	3	Transnational Feminisms	R	1:00-3:30P	Lal, J.	CARS	305		GS	POI
31	WGS	677	CG	3	Gendered Connections: Italy in the American and British Imagination	T R	2:00-3:15P	Balzano, W.	TRIB	A110		GS	POI
32	*Area Requirements: CC: Cross-Cultural Connections; GS: Gender and Sexuality; RC: Race and Class; RP: Religious Pluralism; SE: Science, Health, and Ecological Well-Being
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