Preliminary Course Announcement
January Term 2009
Course descriptions will be posted by July 7, 2008.
ANTH 255
The Anthropology of Music: Music and Race in the US
SherriLynn Colby-Bottel
ANTH 272
Ecopolitics and Culture in the Amazon
Matthew Meyer
ANTH 289
Unearthing the Past
Rachel Most
ARAB 310
Arabic Media and Culture
Omima Elaraby
ARTS 161/162
Intro Drawing I and Intro Drawing II
Megan Marlatt
BIOL 349/EVSC
Biological and Environmental Conservation in the Chesapeake Bay Region
Fred Diehl & David Smith
COMM 366
The Advice Business
Elizabeth Thurston
DRAM 332
The Art of Dress: Conformity & Individuality
Gweneth West
DRAM 346
Mask Performance in Theatre
Marianne Kubik
EALC/RELB (Course Number TBA)
Contemporary Tibet: Reframing the Crisis and Possibilities for Social Change
Tashi Rabgey
David Germano
EDIS 290
Beyond the Second Year
Karlin Luedke
ENSP 106
Public Speaking
Margaret Gardiner
EVSC 105/STS 200
Ethics, Protocols and Practice of International Education
Robert J. Swap
HIST 318
Why Did They Kill? Understanding Perpetrators of Genocide
Jeffrey J. Rossman
IMP 221
Introduction to Global Health: Identifying and Measuring Global Health Challenges and Creating Solutions
Bryette Lorntz
INST 204
The American Health Care System
Robert Powers
MATH 270
Euclidean and Noneuclidean Geometry
David Sherman
NUIP 315
HIV/AIDS: A Personal and Social Perspective
Reba Childress
PHYS (Course number TBA)
Designing a Physics Engine for Gaming and Computer-Based Simulations
Michael A. Balazs
PLAP 324B
Virginia Government and Politics
Ken Stroupe
PLCP 324A
Post-Soviet Political Challenges: Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict, Separatism and Irredentism
Yuri Urbanovich
PLCP 441
Nation-Building in Iraq
David Waldner
PSYC 315
Language of Tourism: Psychological/Psycholinguistic Perspective
Beverly Colwell Adams
SLAV 225
The Dark Side of the 20th Century: Between Auschwitz and the Gulag
Dariusz Tolczyk
SPAN 201
Intermediate Spanish
Enrollment in SPAN 202 in the Spring 2009 Semester Required
Instructor TBA
SOC 225/MUSI 225
Digital Vernacular Music-Culture
Carey Sargent & Wendy Hsu
SPAN 313
Conversation and Culture: Coverage and the Latino Community
Amy Frazier-Yoder
STS 2XX
Science, Intention, and Ethics: Copenhagen September 1941
Patricia C. Click
STS 214/EVSC 107
Earth Systems Technology & Management
Michael E. Gorman
Study Abroad in January Term 2009
Complete program descriptions, costs, and application requirements will be posted by August 1, 2008.
AAS 403Z
Community as Classroom: Urban Studies and Service Learning in Cape Coast, Ghana
Cape Coast, Ghana
Scot A. French
ANTH 391Z
The Archaeology of Sugar and Slavery in Colonial Jamaica
University of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica
Jillian Galle & Fraser Neiman
ARTH 335Z
Renaissance Art on Site
Florence, Italy
Francesca Fiorani & Lisa Reilly
COMM 380Z
The Challenges of Managing Sustainable Development
Bluefields, Nicaragua
Robert Brown
ENSP (Course number TBA)
Literature in Ireland
Dublin and Galway, Ireland
Elizabeth Fowler & Victor Luftig
GETR 270Z
Berlin, Geography of a Modern Metropolis
Berlin, Germany
Chad Wellmon
SYS 481Z
Case Study of Agricultural Production, Manufacture, and Distribution
Mendoza, Argentina
Reid Bailey
Engineering (STS)/Nursing/Institutional Studies (Course numbers TBA)
Guatemala: An Introduction to Its People, Culture and Environment
The Alti plano Region of Guatemala
David R. Burt, Dana Elzey, Doris Greiner
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