Hidden Gems
If you are searching for classes that explore intriguing topics, are taught by engaging faculty, and offer small class size, try out one of L&C’s hidden gems. These classes come from a wide variety of departments and may, as a bonus, help meet general education or elective credit requirements.
These courses are all being offered in fall 2022. Please consult WebAdvisor for course prerequisites and restrictions, and to read the full course description.
(Faculty: Want to add your course to the list below? Email Heather Miner at hminer@lclark.edu)
ART-257-F1: Urban Experience in China
ART-229: Art & Ecology
ART-325: Ovid and the Visual Arts
AS-100: Contemporary Asian Studies
AS-251-F1: Contemporary Korean Culture
CHEM-105-01: Perspectives in Nutrition
CHIN-290-F1: Chinese Literature in Translation: Classic Novels
CLAS-201-F1: Greek Thought and Culture
CLAS-320: Greek and Roman Epic
DSCI-140: Introduction to Data Science
ED-205-F1: Education in a Complex World
ELI-310: Curatorial Affairs in the Arts
ELI-345 Practica: Please reach out to Brian Detweiler-Bedell (bedell@lclark.edu) to learn more and request instructor permission, which is required for all of these practica
ELI-345-01: Practicum: Film Production
ELI-345-02: Practicum: Music Industry
ELI-345-03: Practicum: Grant Writing
ENG-218-F1: Renaissance Medicine in Literature
ENG-235-F1: Topics: Beowulf
ENG-319-01: Postcolonial Literature: African/Indian/Caribbean
ENG-323-01: American Modernism
ENG-334-01: Topics: Oscar Wilde
ESS-280: The Fundamentals of Hydrology
HEAL-210-F1: Public Health
HEAL-260-F1: Global Health
HIST-242-F1: Borderlands: US-Mexico, 16th Century to the Present
HIST-261-F1: Global Environmental History
HIST-310: China in the World
HIST-326: History of Soviet Russia
HIST-397: Topics in Military History
MUS-102: Jazz Appreciation
MUS-104: Sound and Sense: Understanding Music
MUS-106: Workshops in World Music
MUS-236: Music of Latin America
MUS-281: Art & Science of the Voice
MUS-361: Writing About Music
PHIL-217-F1: Science, Politics & Social Justice
PHIL-217-F1: Phenomenology & Existentialism
PHIL-241-F1: Data, Privacy, and Ethics
PHYS-106: Physics of Music
PHYS-110: Great Ideas in Physics
RELS-104: Religion and Violence
RELS-105: Apocalyptic Imagination
RELS-224-F1: Jewish Origins
RELS-254-F1: Religion in Modern America, 1865-Present
RELS-274-F1: Islam in the Modern World
RELS-373: The Reformations of the Sixteenth Century
RELS-376: Religious Fundamentalism
SOAN-298: Sociology of Love
SOAN-309: Labors of Love
SOAN-335: Political Economy of Housing
SOAN-393: Affect Theory
TH-107: Ballet I
TH-214-F1: Dance in Context: History and Criticism
TH-218: Fundamentals of Design
WLL-140: Fairy Tales Across Cultures
Looking to round out your schedule with a 1 or 2-credit course? The following classes are being offered in spring 2022. Please consult WebAdvisor for class availability.
AESC-270-F1: Developing Intercultural Competence (2 credits)
AS-156: Art of Tea in Japanese Culture I (2 credits)
CHIN-251-F1: Chinese Conversation (2 credits)
CS-111: Introduction to Cybersecurity (2 credits)
FREN-261-F1: Conversational French (2 credits)
GERM-251-F1: German Conversation (2 credits)
JAPN-251-F1: Japanese Conversation (2 credits)
Music Performance: multiple courses (1 and 2 credit options)
Physical Education 101: multiple courses (1 credit)
RUSS-251-F1: Russian Conversation (2 credits)
SPAN-251-F1: Intermediate Spanish Conversation (2 credits)
SPAN-351: Advanced Conversational Spanish (2 credits)
TH-104: Stage Makeup (2 credits)
TH-110A: Theatre Laboratory (2 credits)
TH-110B: Theatre Laboratory (1 credit)
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