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Course Criteria
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1.00 Credits
An examination of a special topic not included in the regular curriculum. These courses are offered to meet the evolving needs and interests of students.
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A history of Germany, 1798 to the present, with specical emphasis on Nazi Germany.
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0.50 Credits
Internship experience offer opportunity to participate in, observe and analyze the workings of a firm, agency, or organization.
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1.00 Credits
Internship experience offer opportunity to participate in, observe and analyze the workings of a firm, agency, or organization.
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1.00 Credits
An in-depth exploration of special topics in the history of race relations and black people in the U.S. Themes include the Harlem Renaissance, black urbanization, the civil rights movement, race and the history of American sports, African American women's history and the construction of "race" in America.
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An introduction to historical aspects of the irrational in human society and the application of psychodynamic models of the mind to the study of history. Topics include: the history of mental illness and its management; the science and profession of psychiatry; sexuality and gender; psycho- analytic drive psychology; ego psychology; object relations theory; self psychology; psychobiography; and psychohistory.
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1.00 Credits
No course description available.
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In-depth examinaiton of a tumultuous decade: civil rights and Black power, student protest and New Left, counterculture and Woodstock generation, Vietman and the anti-war movement, the "other America" and the War on Poverty, Silent Spring and Earth Day, liberation movements, JFK, LBJ, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Black Panthers, Detroit Riot, Freedom Summer, Jackson State, Kent State, Watergate, FBI, Feminine Mystique, Cesar Chavez, David Brower, and Rachel Carson. ($10 film fee.)
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1492 marked the first of many meetings between Europeans and native American peoples. This seminar takes an intensive look at the remarkable encounters that occurred during the first century of European contact. Readings center on primary sources: written and pictorial records from that era that tell of meetings in the Caribbean, Mexico, Brazil, Florida & Canada. These texts require critical reading by class participants.
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0.50 Credits
A seminar is usually a small class dealing with a selected topic for each semester.
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