Fall 2016 SAS and LAW Electives

Fall 2016 SAS and LAW Electives

3/23/16; rev. 8/8/16

Lauder will register you (not Wharton or SAS) for all electives except LAW and PUBH. Please e-mail Dr. Kenric Tsethlikai () and Selma Pastor ().

Please note: Courses that are most appropriate for the MA degree will be those numbered 400-600. If a course lists recitation sections (REC), you must be registered for BOTH the lecture and one of these.

Courses with numbers lower than 400 may sometimes serve as the basis for graduate work by permission of both the instructor and the department (after receiving approval from the Lauder Managing Director and Co-Director) and registration by the department for a higher-number section. Doing this requires some work on your part. This process can be time-consuming, so please start early.

Course credits may vary. Please note that 2 SH (for Law courses) equal .67 CU. So choose carefully to be sure you don’t find yourself short on the credits you need for graduation.

700- or 800-level courses may be intended for Ph.D. candidates in the field. Although a few may be included in this list, you should check before planning to take any courses at these levels.

This is NOT a comprehensive list of courses offered. For a full list, visit the Penn Registrar’s website: and/or go directly to individual SAS departmental home pages and follow links to available courses. You may find a convenient list of all SAS departments and links to departmental home pages here: Be sure to check thesesites more than once, as courses may be cancelled or meeting times changed for a variety of reasons.

Courses not on this list must be approved by the Lauder Co-Director, Dr. Frederick Dickinson (), or the Lauder Managing Director, Dr. Kenric Tsethlikai. Remember that these courses must make sense in the context of an International Studies degree: international, global, or comparative content AND a social-science or humanities perspective. Courses that are inherently experiential or applied are not appropriate. In particular, courses offered by the Fels Center (GAFL), the Organizational Dynamics Department (DYNM), and the School of Social Policy and Practice (NPLD) are rarely appropriate. Those courses may be taken using Wharton credits after satisfying the 19-credit minimum for the MBA degree.

Nota bene:

Students who, for any reason, would like to consider further options may petition for any course numbered 400 or above in any of the following departments: History (HIST), History and Sociology of Science (HSOC), Philosophy (PHIL), Political Science (PSCI), Sociology (SOCI, or Urban Studies (URBS)

any non-language-instruction course numbered 400 or above in Chinese (CHIN), East Asian Languages and Civilizations (EALC), French (FREN), Germanic Languages (GRMN), Italian (ITAL), Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations (NELC), Romance Languages (ROML), Russian (RUSS), South Asian Studies (SAST), or Spanish (SPAN).

Petitions (an explanation of the rationale for the course with a copy of the syllabus) must be sent to the Managing Director and the Co-Directorprior to the end of the advance registration period (no later than April 3, 2016).

PLEASE NOTE: One of the two SAS electives for the Class of 2017 only must be a regular semester-long SAS course. The other may be a course ranging from an Independent Study to Global Program courses (taken as electives) and other approved INTS courses. All courses must be taken for a grade.

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AFRICANA STUDIES

AFRC-572 SOUTH AFRICAN LIT & FILM 1 CU

401 SEM M 3-6PM BARNARD RCROSS LISTED: CINE-572 COML

ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH-440 PLANTS AND SOCIETY 1 CU

301 SEM TR 3-4:30PM WHITE C

ANTH-503 NEOLIBERALISM & THE CITY 1 CU

401 SEM T1:30-4:30PM MITCHELL LCROSS LISTED: SAST-604 URBS-504

ANTH-511 ETHICS,ARCH&CULT HERITAG 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM LEVENTHAL RCROSS LISTED: HIST-512

ANTH-519 PSYCHOANALYSIS & ANTHRO 1 CU

401 SEM T 3-6PM URBAN G

ANTH-521 MATERIAL WRLD ARCH SCI 1 CU

401 LEC TR 10:30-12NOON DIBBLE/BOILEAU

CONTACT DEPT or INSTRUCTOR FOR CLASSRM INFOCROSS LISTED: NELC-584

ANTH-603 LANG IN CULTURE& SOCIETY 1 CU

301 SEM MW 10-12NOON AGHA A

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM INSTRUCTOR

ANTH-628 LANG IN CULT & SOC: TOPS 1 CU

301 SEM R 9-12NOON AGHA A

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM INSTRUCTOR

ARABIC

ARAB-432 ARABIC BELLES-LETTRES 1 CU

301 SEM TR 12-1:30PM FAKHREDDINE H

ART HISTORY

ARTH-501 PRESENTING THE PAST 1 CU

401 SEM R 1:30-4:20PM HOLOD/PITTMANCROSS LISTED: NELC-501

ARTH-511 SEEING IN SOUTH ASIA 1 CU

401 SEM W 2-5PM MEISTER MCROSS LISTED: SAST-505

ARTH-560 HANNAH ARENDT 1 CUCROSS LISTED: COML-582 GRMN-580

401 SEM T 3-5PM WEISSBERG L PHIL-480

EKPHRASIS 1 CU

402 SEM W 2-4PM MACLEOD CCROSS LISTED: COML-582 GRMN-580

ARTH-571 MODERN ARCH THEORY 1 CU

301 SEM W 2-5PM BROWNLEE D

ARTH-625 GREEK ART AND ARTIFACT 1 CU

401 LEC TR 10:30-12NOON KUTTNER A

ARTH-633 EAST MED ARCHITECTURE 1 CU

401 LEC TR 9-10:30AM OUSTERHOUT R

ARTH-635 INTRO VIS CULT ISLAM WLD 1 CU

401 LEC TR 12-1:30PM HOLOD RCROSS LISTED: NELC-685

ARTH-662 NETHERLANDISH ART 1 CU

401 LEC TR 10:30-12NOON SILVER L

ARTH-671 MODERN ARCH, 1700-1900 1 CU

REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR LEC, REC

401 LEC MWF 11-12NOON BROWNLEE D

ARTH-686 MDRN ART:PICASSO-POLLOCK 1 CU

401 LEC MW 12-1PM POGGI C

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM INSTRUCTOR

ARTH-702 ART AND IDEAS 1 CU

301 SEM F 12-2PM SHAW/LEJA

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM INSTRUCTOR

ARTH-706 ARCHAEOLOGY HELLENISTIC 1 CU

401 SEM W 2-5PM ROSE B

ARTH-731 ROMAN ARCH,TECHN,SOCIETY 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM LANCASTER L

BIOETHICS (Medical Ethics)

BIOE-550 BIOETHICS & SOCIETY 1 CU

001 LEC W 4:30-7PM BARNHILL A

BIOE-575 HEALTH CARE REFORM 1 CU

401 LEC TR 4:30-6PM EMANUEL/SCHWA

CHINESE

CHIN-411 RDGS MOD CHINESE I: LIT 1 CU

001 LEC TR 3-4:30PM DIETRICH M

CINEMA STUDIES

CINE-572 SOUTH AFRICAN LIT & FILM 1 CU

401 SEM M 3-6PM BARNARD RCROSS LISTED: AFRC-572 COML-575

CITY & REGIONAL PLANNING

CPLN-530 INTRO TO LAND USE 1 CU

001 LEC TR 10:30-12NOON DANIELS T

CPLN-531 INTRO TO ENV PLANNING 1 CU

001 LEC TR 2-3:30PM DANIELS T

CPLN-550 INTRO TRANS PLANNING 1 CU

001 LEC MF12-1:30PM GUERRA E

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE & LITERARY THEORY

COML-419 17C INTELLECT HISTORY 1 CU

401 LEC MW 2-3:30PM CHEELY DCROSS LISTED: HIST-415

COML-501 HISTORY LIT THEORY 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM COPELAND RCROSS LISTED: GRMN-534 SLAV-500

COML-517 CU IN INDIA 1 CU

405 SEM MW 10-11AM PATEL DCROSS LISTED: SAST-517

COML-524 PETRARCHPOETICS/POLITCS 1 CU

401 SEM R 2-5PM BROWNLEE KCROSS LISTED: ITAL-535

COML-546 THE NOVEL AND MARRIAGE 1 CU

401 SEM M 2-4PM DEJEAN J

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISH

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM INSTRUCTORCROSS LISTED: FREN-537

COML-554 PREMODERN WOMEN/WRITING 1 CU

401 SEM M 9-12NOON WALLACE D

COML-575 SOUTH AFRICAN LIT & FILM 1 CU

401 SEM M 3-6PM BARNARD RCROSS LISTED: AFRC-572 CINE-572

COML-582 HANNAH ARENDT 1 CU

401 SEM T 3-5PM WEISSBERG LCROSS LISTED: ARTH-560 GRMN-580

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISH PHIL-480

EKPHRASIS 1 CU

402 SEM W 2-4PM MACLEOD C

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISHCROSS LISTED: ARTH-560 GRMN-580

COML-590 ANTI-IMPERIALIST THOUGHT 1 CU

401 SEM R 6-9PM STERNAD PONCE DCROSS LISTED: LALS-590

COML-593 CONTEMPORARY NOVEL 1 CU

401 SEM T1:30-3:30PM ELKANN ACROSS LISTED: ITAL-581

COML-602 LIT THEORY: HIST OUTLINE 1 CU

401 SEM T 3:30-5:30PM LOCATELLI CCROSS LISTED: ITAL-602

COML-794 RADICAL INDIA 1 CU

401 SEM R 12-3PM LOOMBA A

EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES & CIVILIZATIONS

EALC-501 CHINESE HISTORY & CIV 1 CU

301 SEM M 5-8PM TAVOR O

EALC-504 INTRO INNER ASIAN CIVS 1 CU

301 SEM T 9-12NOON ATWOOD

EALC-525 20TH C CHINESE LIT/FILM 1 CU

401 LEC MW 3:30-5PM LIN Y

EALC-531 INTRO CLASS CHINESE THGT 1 CU

401 LEC M 2-5PM GOLDIN P

EALC-612 SEM CHINESE ARCHAEOLOGY 1 CU

401 SEM TR 10:30-12NOON SMITH A

EALC-629 CHINESE ARCHITECTURE 1 CU

401 LEC MWF 10-11AM STEINHARDT N

EALC-642 MEDICINE/HEALNG IN CHINA 1 CU

401 LEC TR 12-1:30PM CHENG H

EALC-655 JAPANESE THEATER 1 CU

401 SEM R 1:30-4:30PM KANO A

EALC-657 ASIAN RELIGIONS GLOBAL 1 CU

401 SEM T 4:30-7:30PM THOMAS J

EALC-731 TANG-SONG RELIG/MED TXTS 1 CU

301 SEM R 4:30-7:30PM CHENG H

EALC-737 CONQUEST DYNASTIES 1 CU

301 SEM W 4:30-7:30PM VIVIER B

EALC-780 RDGS IN KOREAN HISTORY 1 CU

401 SEM M 2-5PM PARK ECROSS LISTED: HIST-630

ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE

EAS -501 ENERGY & ITS IMPACTS 1 CU

401 LEC TR 6-7:30PM LIOR N

EAS -503 ENERGY SYSTEMS & POLICY 1 CU

401 LEC W 5-8PM HUEMMLER A

EAS -505 CLIMATE POLICY & TECH 1 CU

401 LEC TR 4:30-6PM HUEMMLER A

EAS -507 INT PROP&BUS LAW FOR ENG 1 CU

001 LEC W 4:30-7:30PM KURTH L

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

ENVS-400 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY 1 CU

305 SEM TR 10:30-12NOON KULIK M

ENVS-411 AIR POLLUTION SOURCE EFF 1 CU

001 SEM TR 3-4:30PM ANDREWS M

ENVS-605 BIOREMEDIATION 1 CU

401 LEC M 5-8PM VANN D

FRENCH

FREN-537 THE NOVEL AND MARRIAGE 1 CU

401 SEM M 2-4PM DEJEAN JCROSS LISTED: COML-546

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISH

FREN-630 WOMAN-LATE MED FRENCH LIT 1 CU

301 SEM T 2-5PM BROWNLEE K

FREN-640 SEX & GENDER-RENAISSANCE 1 CU

401 SEM R 2-4PM FRANCIS S

FREN-684 FRENCH NOVEL OF 20TH C 1 CU

301 SEM F 2-4PM PRINCE G

GERMANIC LANGUAGES

GRMN-401 TRANS(L)ITS 1 CU

001 LEC TR 1:30-3PM WIGGIN B

GRMN-534 HISTORY LIT THEORY 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM COPELAND R

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISHCROSS LISTED: COML-501 SLAV-500

GRMN-567 TOPICS IN EARLY MOD PHIL 1 CU

401 SEM TR 12-1:30PM DETLEFSEN K

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISHCROSS LISTED: PHIL-467

GRMN-580 HANNAH ARENDT 1 CU

401 SEM T 3-5PM WEISSBERG LCROSS LISTED: ARTH-560 COML-582

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISH PHIL-480

EKPHRASIS 1 CU

402 SEM W 2-4PM MACLEOD C

ALL READINGS AND LECTURES IN ENGLISHCROSS LISTED: ARTH-560 COML-582

HEALTH & SOCIETIES

HSOC-421 MEDICINE AND DEVELOPMENT 1 CU

401 SEM W 2-5PM MCKAY R

HSOC-430 DISEASE & SOCIETY 1 CU

301 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM ARONOWITZ R

HISTORY

HIST-412 AFRICA & THE MIDDLE EAST 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM TROUTT POWELL E

HIST-415 17C INTELLECT HISTORY 1 CU

401 LEC MW 2-3:30PM CHEELY DCROSS LISTED: COML-419

HIST-425 WORLD WAR I 0 CU

REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR LEC, REC

001 LEC MW 2-3PM HOLQUIST P

WORLD WAR I 1 CU

201 REC F 2-3PM STAFF

202 REC F 11-12NOON STAFF

203 REC F 12-1PM STAFF

204 REC W 5-6PM STAFF

HIST-430 THIRD REICH 0 CU

REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR LEC, REC

201 LEC MW 10-11AM LOCKENOUR J

THIRD REICH 1 CU

202 REC F 10-11AM STAFF

203 REC F 11-12NOON STAFF

204 REC W 5-6PM STAFF

HIST-449 GOD&NATURE:JEW THGHT&SCI 1 CU

401 SEM W 3:30-6:30PM RUDERMAN D

HIST-512 ETHICS,ARCH&CULT HERITAG 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM LEVENTHAL RCROSS LISTED: ANTH-511

HIST-537 THE NOVEL AND MARRIAGE 1 CU

401 SEM M 2-4PM DEJEAN J

HIST-585 ETHNOGRAPHY AND MEMORY 1 CU

301 SEM W 2-5PM ST.GEORGE R

HIST-630 RDGS IN KOREAN HISTORY 1 CU

401 SEM M 2-5PM PARK ECROSS LISTED: EALC-780

HIST-660 LATIN AMER SOCIAL HIST 1 CU

301 SEM F 2-5PM FARNSWORTH-ALVE

HIST-670 NATIONALSM HIST & THEORY 1 CU

301 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM WALDRON A

COMPARATIVE FRONTIERS 1 CU

302 SEM M 2-5PM KASHANI-SABET F

HINDUISM & COLNY MODRNTY 1 CU

401 SEM M 3-6PM STAFFCROSS LISTED: SAST-632

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES(ONLY 1 OF THESE COURSES MAY COUNT AS AN MA ELECTIVE FOR THE CLASS OF 2017; NONE CAN COUNT FOR THE CLASS OF 2018))

INTS-510 INTL NORMS GLOBAL GVRNC 1 CU

401 SEM M 4:30-7:30PM MCGANN J

INTS-750 ADV TOPICS IN INTL STUDIES 1 CU

301 SEM T 4:30-6:00PM GRANIERI R

YEARLONG COURSE; MUST TAKE BOTH SEMESTERS

INTS-762 POLITICS OF POWER AND WEALTH 1 CU

001 LEC MW 1:30-3PM ABRAMI R

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DR. ABRAMI FOR SECOND-YEAR

LAUDER STUDENTS AS ANMA ELECTIVE

ITALIAN

ITAL-535 PETRARCHPOETICS/POLITCS 1 CU

401 SEM R 2-5PM BROWNLEE KCROSS LISTED: COML-524

ITAL-581 CONTEMPORARY NOVEL 1 CU

401 SEM T1:30-3:30PM ELKANN ACROSS LISTED: COML-593

ITAL-602 LIT THEORY: HIST OUTLINE 1 CU

401 SEM T 3:30-5:30PM LOCATELLI CCROSS LISTED: COML-602

JAPANESE

JPAN-511 RDGS ADVANCED JAPANESE I 1 CU

001 LEC TR 3-4:30PM NISHIMURA Y

LATIN AMERICAN & LATINO STUDIES

LALS-590 ANTI-IMPERIALIST THOUGHT 1 CU

401 SEM R 6-9PM STERNAD PONCE DCROSS LISTED: COML-590

LAW(PERMISSION NEEDED FROM THE LAW SCHOOL FOR ALL LAW COURSES. Lauder MBA students interested in enrolling in a course at the Law School are asked to complete theRequest to Take a Law Course Form at and submit it to . Enrollment will be based on a space-available basis.)

LAW -616 COMP.LAW:MODERN CIVIL LA 3 SH

001 LEC TR 10:30-11:50AM EWALD W

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

LAW -913 CULTURAL HERITAGE & LAW 3 SH

001 SEM T 1-3PM LORENZO S

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

LAW -986 POL PHIL OF FOUNDERS 3 SH

001 SEM W 4:30-6:30PM EWALD W

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES & CIVILIZATIONS

NELC-456 GREAT BOOKS OF JUDAISM 1 CU

401 SEM R 6-9PM STAFF

NELC-468 RELIGION ANCIENT EGYPT 1 CU

401 LEC TR 10:30-12NOON SILVERMAN D

NELC-501 PRESENTING THE PAST 1 CU

401 SEM R 1:30-4:30PM HOLOD/PITTMANCROSS LISTED: ARTH-501

NELC-539 MIGRATION & MIDDLE EAST 1 CU

401 SEM M 2-5PM SHARKEY H

NELC-550 BIBLE IN TRANSLTN: KINGS 1 CU

401 SEM TR 12-1:30PM CRANZ I

NELC-552 JEWISH ESOTERICISM 1 CU

401 SEM W 9-12NOON STAFF

NELC-584 MATERIAL WRLD ARCH SCI 1 CU

401 LEC TR 10:30-12NOON DIBBLE/BOILEAU

CONTACT DEPT or INSTRUCTOR FOR CLASSROOM INFOCROSS LISTED: ANTH-521

NELC-633 THE PROSE POEM IN ARABIC 1 CU

301 SEM T 2-5PM FAKHREDDINE H

NELC-651 DEAD SEA SCROLLS 1 CU

401 SEM TR 1:30-3PM REED A

NELC-666 HIST OF ANC EGYPT 1 CU

401 LEC TR 3-4:30PM WEGNER J

NELC-685 INTRO VIS CULT ISLAM WLD 1 CU

401 LEC TR 12-1:20PM HOLOD RCROSS LISTED: ARTH-635

PHILOSOPHY

PHIL-407 ARISTOTLE'S PSYCHOLOGY 1 CU

301 SEM TR 1:30-3PM HAHMANN A

PHIL-450 AFR/LAT. AM NAT. AM PHIL 1 CU

301 SEM MW 2-3:30PM GUERRERO A

PHIL-467 TOPICS IN EARLY MOD PHIL 1 CU

401 SEM TR 12-1:30PM DETLEFSEN KCROSS LISTED: GRMN-567

PHIL-480 HANNAH ARENDT 1 CUCROSS LISTED: ARTH-560 COML-582

401 SEM T 3-5PM WEISSBERG L GRMN-580

PHIL-565 KANT: PROLEGOMENA & CPR 1 CU

401 SEM R 3-6PM HATFIELD G

POLITICAL SCIENCE

PSCI-598 THE IDEA OF FREEDOM 1 CU

301 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM HIRSCHMANN N

PSCI-600 INTL RELATIONS THEORY 1 CU

301 SEM M 9-12NOON WEISIGER A

PSCI-611 STUD IN COMPARATIVE POL 1 CU

301 SEM W 2-5PM O'LEARY B

PSCI-798 DECOLONIZING THEORY 1 CU

301 SEM W 9-12NOON NORTON A

POL OF INT'L MIGRATION 1 CU

302 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM KAPUR D

PUBLIC HEALTH STUDIES(PERMISSION REQUIRED FROM THE DEPARTMENT FOR ALL PUBH COURSES; CONTACT THE PROFESSOR DIRECTLY OR CALL 215-573-0917)

PUBH-500 FOUNDATIONS OF PUB HLTH 1 CU

401 LEC R 4-7PM WORK/KARPYN

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

PUBH-503 ENVIRON & OCCUPATIONAL 1 CU

001 LEC T 5-8PM HOWARTH

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

PUBH-504 PH THEORIES & FRAMEWORKS 1 CU

001 LEC R 4:30-7:30PM RUGGIERI/ASHARE

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

COURSE MEETS IN SMILOW CENTER FOR

TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH, ROOM 146AB

002 LEC M1-4PM RUGGIERI

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

PUBH-505 PH POLICY AND ADMIN 1 CU

001 LEC T1-4PM KLUSARITZ H

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

PUBH-507 PH LAW & ETHICS 1 CU

001 LEC M 5-8PM ANDERSON

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

PUBH-517 GEOGRAPHY & HEALTH 1 CU

401 LEC W 4:30-7:30PM WIEBE/BRANAS

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

PUBH-519 ISSUES IN GLOBAL HEALTH 1 CU

REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR LEC, REC

001 LEC T 5-7PM MCLAUGHLIN C

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

RECITATION 0 CU

201 REC T 4-5PM MCLAUGHLIN C

202 REC T 7-8PM DOHERTY M

203 REC T 7-8PM BREAM K

204 REC T 4-5PM MUECKE M

PUBH-553 SCIENCE & POLI OF FOOD 1 CU

001 LEC M 5-8PM ROBERTO C

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

PUBH-558 HEALTH & DISEASE FOR PH 1 CU

001 LEC W 1-4PM NELSON/REILLY

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM DEPARTMENT

RUSSIAN

RUSS-408 READING RUSSIAN HISTORY 1 CU

301 SEM TR 1:30-3PM VERKHOLANTSEV J

PRIOR LANGUAGE EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

RUSS-467 CLASSIC RUS LIT TODAY 1 CU

301 LEC MW 5-6:30PM STAFF

PRIOR LANGUAGE EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

SLAVIC LANGUAGES

SLAV-500 HIST OF LITERARY THEORY 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM COPELAND RCROSS LISTED: COML-501 GRMN-534

SOCIOLOGY

SOCI-602 PROSEM IN CLASSICAL SOC 1 CU

301 SEM T 3-6PM STAFF

SOCI-607 INTRO TO DEMOGRAPHY 1 CU

401 LEC R 1:30-4:30PM KOHLER H

SOCI-643 SOCIAL STRATIFICATION 1 CU

401 LEC M 2-5PM PARK H

SOUTH ASIA STUDIES

SAST-505 SEEING IN SOUTH ASIA 1 CU

401 SEM W 2-5PM MEISTER M

SAST-517 CU IN INDIA 1 CU

404 SEM MW 9-10AM OBROCK L

405 SEM MW 10-11AM PATEL DCROSS LISTED: COML-517

SAST-604 NEOLIBERALISM & THE CITY 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM MITCHELL LCROSS LISTED: ANTH-503 URBS-504

SAST-617 RDGS MDRN INDIAN HISTORY 1 CU

401 SEM R 3-6PM ALI D

SAST-632 HINDUISM&COLONIAL MDRNTY 1 CU

401 SEM M 3-6PM STAFFCROSS LISTED: HIST-670

SPANISH

SPAN-630 LITERATURE-AGE ALFONSO X 1 CU

301 SEM W 2-5PM SOLOMON M

SPAN-686 INTRO-CONTMP IBERIAN STU 1 CU

301 SEM F 11-2PM MORENO CABALLUD

SPAN-697 LT AM LIT-THEORIES DEVLP 1 CU

301 SEM T 2-5PM BECKMAN

URBAN STUDIES

URBS-504 NEOLIBERALISM & THE CITY 1 CU

401 SEM T 1:30-4:30PM MITCHELL LCROSS LISTED: ANTH-503 SAST-604