Institute for Liberal Arts & Interdisciplinary Studies
Upper-Level Courses
Upper-level courses in the Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies explore emerging topics in interdisciplinary studies and multidisciplinary approaches to a range of liberal arts topics. All courses fulfill the Interdisciplinary Study component of the General Education requirement. All courses are 4 credits.
The following upper-level courses will be offered by the Institute during the 2012/2013 academic year:
Fall 2012 Courses
| IN 200 | Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies |
| IN 203 | Post-Colonial Cultures |
| IN 210-1 | Global Protests |
| IN 210-2 | The Arab Uprisings |
| IN 223 | Blacks, Whites, and Blues |
| IN 313 | Highbrow Meets Lowbrow: James and Faulkner on Stage and Screen |
| IN 320 | Key Contemporary Thinkers: Du Bois |
| IN 321 | Asian/Pacific Rim Film and Literature |
| IN 374 | About Looking |
| IN 403 | The Shock of the Old: Representations and Renaissance Culture |
| IN 404 | The Evolution of Queer Identity: History, Literature, Theory |
Spring 2013 Courses
| IN 200 | Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies |
| IN 210 | Rainbow Nation: Race Class and Culture in South Africa |
| IN 212 | Emotions and Everyday Life |
| IN 303 | Poetry and Song |
| IN 319 | Feminist Cultural Theory |
| IN 320 | Key Contemporary Thinkers: Fanon |
| IN 374-1 | Documenting Visual Culture |
| IN 374-2 | Race, Space and Power |
| IN 401 | The Media and the Holocaust |
| IN 402 | Living Art in Real Space |
| IN 406 | Queer Dreams: Politics, Culture, and Difference |
Institute Newsletters
Each semester the Institute for Liberal Arts & Interdisciplinary Studies produces a newsletter chronicling the news, events, and happenings of both the Institute and its faculty.
