Hidden Gems
If you are searching for classes that explore intriguing topics, are taught by engaging faculty, and offer small class size, we suggest you try out 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 spring 2021. Please consult WebAdvisor for course prerequisites and restrictions, and to read the full course description.
ART 207-F1: Pre-Columbian Art
ART 208-F1: Ancient Art
ART 319-01: Modern Architecture
AS (Asian Studies) 251-F1: Contemporary Korean Culture
ED 446: Reimagining Teaching and Learning
ED 450: Philosophy and Practice of Environmental/Ecological Education
ELI (Entrepreneurial Leadership) 102: Idea Lab: Introduction to Design Thinking
ELI (Entrepreneurial Leadership) 103: Leadership: Teams & Innovation
ELI (Entrepreneurial Leadership) 290: Technologies of the Future
ENG 100-01: Gothic Literature
ENG 241-F1: Text & Image
ENG 243-F1: Women Writers
FREN 230-F1: French Literature in Translation
HEAL (Health Studies) 151: Renaissance Medicine
HEAL (Health Studies) 210: Public Health
HIST 208-F1: Asian American History in the U.S.
HIST 243-F1: African American History
HIST 259-F1: India: Age of Empire
HIST 297-01: Introduction to Korean History
HIST 390-01: Immigration and Asylum Law
HIST 397-01: American Legal & Constitutional History
JAPN 290-F1 and JAPN 291-F1: Japanese Literature in Translation
MATH 355-01: Geometry
MUS 106-01: Workshops in World Music
MUS 236-01: Music of Asia
MUS 307-01: Topics: Film Music of India
PHIL 201-F1: Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 217-F1: Topics: Marxism
PHIL 217-F2: Phenomenology/Existentialism
PHYS 110-01: Great Ideas in Physics
POLS 302-01: Political Parties and Interest Groups
RELS 104: Religion and Violence
RELS 224-F1: Jewish Origins
RELS 255: American Religion Through the Small Screen: Religious Themes in Contemporary Television
RHMS 270: Interpersonal Media
SOAN 284-F1: Anthropology of Print Media
SPAN 230-F1: Hispanic Lit in Translation
TH 219-F1: Dance Technique
TH 220-F1: Theatre Graphics
TH 234-F1: Stage Lighting
WLL 240-01: Intro to Linguistics
Looking to round out your schedule with a 1 or 2-credit course? The following classes are being offered in spring 2021. Please consult WebAdvisor for class availability.
AES 270: Developing Intercultural Competence (open to all undergraduate students)
AS (Asian Studies) 156: Art of Tea in Japanese Culture I
FREN 262-F1: Conversational French
GERM 252-F1: German Conversation
JAPN 252-F1: Japanese Conversation
Music Performance: multiple courses
Physical Education 101: multiple courses
RUSS 252-F1: Russian Conversation
SPAN 251-F1: Intermediate Spanish Conversation
SPAN 351-01: Adv Conversational Spanish
TH 110A-01: Theatre Laboratory
TH 110B-01: Theatre Laboratory
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