Course |
Instructor |
A U 302: 3, 4, 5: Bay Area Culture
|
Richardson
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AA S 108: Asian American Artistic Explorations: Creativity, Identity, and Community
|
Nguyen
|
AA S 210: 2: History of Asians in the United States
|
Lee
|
AA S 210: 4: History of Asians in the United States
|
Woo
|
AA S 211: Contemporary Asian Americans
|
Donnell
|
AA S 213: 1, 2, 3: Asian Americans and American Ideals and Institutions
|
Hom
|
AA S 216: 03: Introduction to Asian American Literature
|
Obayashi
|
AA S 218: Asian American Culture
|
Duller
|
AA S 301: Asian Americans of Mixed Heritages
|
Woodard
|
AA S 370: Vietnamese in the United States
|
Le
|
AA S 510: 2: Asian Americans in California
|
Wong
|
AA S 510: Asian Americans in California
|
Woo
|
AA S 512: Asian American Children's/Adolescent Literature
|
Woo
|
AA S 516: Asian American Photographic Explorations
|
Soe
|
AA S 584: 1, 2: Asian American Sexualities
|
Lodia
|
AA S 585: Asian American Religiosities
|
Lee
|
AA S 591: 2: Asian American Community Health Issues
|
Bose
|
AAS 332: 01: Japanese American Art and Literature
|
Obayashi
|
ACCT 100: 1, 3, 9, 10: Introduction to Financial Accounting
|
He
|
ACCT 100: 2, 4: Introduction to Financial Accounting
|
Luo
|
ACCT 100: 5, 6: Introduction to Financial Accounting
|
Van
|
ACCT 100: 7, 8: Introduction to Financial Accounting
|
Sopt
|
ACCT 301: 1: Intermediate Financial Accounting I
|
Chou
|
ACCT 301: 2, 3: Intermediate Financial Accounting I
|
Li
|
ACCT 302: 1: Intermediate Financial Accounting II
|
Kim
|
ACCT 302: 2, 3: Intermediate Financial Accounting II
|
Chou
|
ACCT 507: 1: Information Systems Auditing
|
Lee
|
ACCT 780: Financial Accounting
|
He
|
ADM 361: Apparel Design I: Flat Pattern
|
Martin
|
ADM 362: 3, 4: Apparel Design II: Draping
|
Martin
|
AFRS 204: 1: Black Creative Arts
|
Aaron
|
AFRS 204: 2, 3: Black Creative Arts
|
King
|
AFRS 208: 1: Introduction to African American History
|
Caesar
|
AFRS 260: Power, Racism, and Africana Liberation
|
Williams
|
AFRS 326: 1: Black Religion
|
Woodfin
|
AFRS 326: 2: Black Religion
|
Teal
|
AFRS 350: Black Indians in the Americas
|
Collins
|
AFRS 370: 2: Health, Medicine, and Nutrition in the Black Community
|
Jones
|
AFRS 400: 1, 2: Black Arts and Humanities
|
Davis
|
AFRS 515: 1: Black Family Studies
|
Wright
|
AFRS 678: 1: Urban Issues of Black Children and Youth
|
Smith-Gray
|
AFRS 705: Seminar in Africana Studies
|
Wright
|
AIS 150: 1, 2: American Indian History in the United States
|
Casselman-Hontalas
|
AIS 150: 3: American Indian History in the United States
|
Dougherty
|
AIS 205: 1, 2: American Indians and U.S. Laws
|
Casselman-Hontalas
|
AIS 205: 3, 4: American Indians and U.S. Laws
|
Dougherty
|
AIS 205: American Indians and U.S. Laws
|
Madril
|
AIS 235: 1: American Indians: Image and Issues in the Mass Media
|
Kuhn
|
AIS 235: 2: American Indians: Image and Issues in the Mass Media
|
Brandau
|
AIS 300: American Indian Studies Research Methodologies
|
Perea
|
AIS 320: American Indian Music
|
Perea
|
AIS 350: Black Indians in the Americas
|
Collins
|
AIS 420: Native Genders and Feminism
|
Kuhn
|
AIS 440: Native Sexualities and Queer Discourse
|
Kuhn
|
AMST 200: 1, 2, 4: Self, Place, and Knowing: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Inquiry
|
Erickson
|
AMST 410: California Culture
|
Sterba
|
ANTH 110: Introduction to Archaeology
|
Reifschneider
|
ANTH 305GW: Writing Anthropology - GWAR
|
Tully
|
ANTH 530: 1, 2: Human Osteology Practicum
|
Norris
|
ANTH 730: Human Osteology Practicum
|
Norris
|
ARTH 602: Art History Seminar (Topic: The Art and History of Monuments: Case Studies)
|
Kavuri-Bauer
|
ASTR 115: 1, 2, 3, 4: Introduction to Astronomy
|
McCarthy
|
BECA 201: Life on TV: A Critical View
|
Cecil
|
BECA 231: 2, 3: Audio Production Basics
|
Naidu
|
BECA 241: 4: TV Studio Basics
|
Carpenter
|
BECA 301: Media Literacy in the Electronic Culture
|
Clemens
|
BECA 423: Economic Aspects of Broadcasting and Electronic Media
|
Cha
|
BECA 428: Electronic Media Management
|
Cha
|
BECA 434: Introduction to Sound for Games
|
Horowitz
|
BECA 460: Industry of Broadcast News
|
Pulley
|
BECA 547: Video Editing II
|
Antonich
|
BECA 590: 1: New Electronic Communication Technologies
|
Cha
|
BIOL 100: 2, 8: Human Biology
|
Murdock
|
BIOL 100: 5, 10: Human Biology
|
Harris
|
BIOL 160: 1: Marine Biology
|
Churches
|
BIOL 212: 1, 2: Principles of Human Physiology
|
Dowdy
|
BIOL 220: 1, 2: Principles of Human Anatomy
|
Benton
|
BIOL 318: Our Endangered Planet
|
Lund
|
BIOL 327: AIDS: Biology of the Modern Epidemic
|
Ingmire
|
BIOL 328: Human Anatomy
|
Nusse, Gloria
|
BIOL 337: 2: Evolution
|
Low
|
BIOL 350: 1: Cell Biology
|
Chan
|
BIOL 357: Molecular Genetics
|
Pasion
|
BIOL 620: Endocrinology
|
Hosmane
|
BIOL 631GW: 1, 2: Animal Physiology Laboratory - GWAR
|
Stillman
|
BUS 216: 1, 4: Foundations in Business Communications
|
Dyquisto
|
BUS 300: 15, 29: Business Communication for Professionals - GWAR
|
Clark
|
BUS 300: 4: Business Communication for Professionals - GWAR
|
Glanting
|
BUS 450: 3: Greening of Business
|
Yousef
|
BUS 682: 6, 7: Seminar on Business and Society
|
Dunham
|
BUS 690: 6, 11, 12: Seminar in Business Policy and Strategic Management
|
Jeong
|
BUS 690: 7: Seminar in Business Policy and Strategic Management
|
Harris-Payne
|
BUS 857: Business Management, Ecology, and Environmental Leadership
|
Lamont
|
BUS 859: Introduction to International Business Negotiation
|
Baack
|
BUS 890: Strategic Management
|
Bonner
|
C J 230: 5, 6: Crime, Data, and Analysis
|
Dudley
|
C J 300: 9, 10, 11, 12: Criminal Justice: A Cross-Disciplinary Perspective
|
Tejada
|
C J 435: 1: Race, Crime, and Justice
|
Bell
|
C J 450: 1, 2: Jails and Prisons
|
Camacho
|
C J 470: Juvenile Justice
|
Macallair
|
C J 501: 1: Criminal Law
|
Viola
|
C J 502: 1, 2: Criminal Procedure
|
Viola
|
C W 101: Introduction to Creative Writing
|
Galjour
|
C W 302: Fundamentals of Creative Reading
|
Dickison
|
C W 602: Playwriting
|
Galjour
|
C W 882: M.F.A. Craft and Process Tutorial in Playwriting (Topic: Architectonics of Plays)
|
Galjour
|
CHEM 115: G1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: H1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: J1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: K1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: L1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: M1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: N1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: P1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: Q1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 115: R1: General Chemistry I: Essential Concepts of Chemistry
|
Choi
|
CHEM 130: 2: General Organic Chemistry
|
Coleman
|
CHEM 180: Chemistry for the Energy and the Environment
|
Lacy
|
CHEM 321: Quantitative Chemical Analysis
|
Palmer
|
CHEM 335: 2: Organic Chemistry II
|
Coleman
|
CHEM 879: Research Methods I
|
Adelstein
|
CHIN 410: Building Chinese Media Literacy
|
Tsao
|
CHIN 501: Introduction to Classical Chinese
|
Egan
|
CINE 303GW: 1, 2: Writing About Cinema - GWAR
|
Mc Bride
|
CINE 350: 1: The Art of Short Film - GWAR
|
Geller
|
CINE 422: 01: Performing for the Screen
|
Shaw
|
CINE 422: Performing for the Screen
|
Shaw-Owens
|
CINE 424: Directing Actors
|
Shaw-Owens
|
CINE 452: Screenwriting: Focus on Genre (Topic: Screenwriting: Focus on Horror)
|
Shaw-Owens
|
CINE 454: 1: Writing Short Films (Topic: Writing Short Films)
|
Mc Bride
|
CINE 454: 2: Writing Short Films (Topic: Writing Short Films)
|
Shaw-Owens
|
CINE 456: Feature Screenwriting I
|
Hoxter
|
CINE 612: 2: Directing Cinematic Style
|
Shaw-Owens
|
CINE 701: Creative Process I
|
Tiruchelvam
|
CLAS 230: Ancient Epic Tales
|
Safran
|
COMM 120: 3: Language, Culture, and Power
|
Wolcott
|
COMM 150: 17, 21: Fundamentals of Oral Communication
|
Farris
|
COMM 527: Health Communication
|
Koenig
|
COMM 557: Performance and Pedagogy of the Oppressed for Educators
|
Erickson
|
COMM 566: Communication and Social Process
|
Steele
|
COMM 760: 1: Seminar in Organizational Communication
|
Gordon
|
COUN 110: 1: Critically Thinking About Career Choice: Self, Community, Society, and the World
|
Romanoff
|
COUN 110: 2, 3: Critically Thinking About Career Choice: Self, Community, Society, and the World
|
Sneed
|
COUN 690: Field of Counseling I
|
Mitran
|
COUN 716: Professional Seminar I - Structural Elements in School Counseling
|
Ortez-Galan
|
COUN 720: 1, 2: Career Counseling
|
Balin
|
COUN 738: Addictions
|
Dempsey
|
COUN 794: 2: Seminar in Research
|
Strear
|
COUN 890: 2: Integrative Counseling and Internship
|
Chronister
|
CSC 230: 1: Discrete Mathematical Structures for Computer Science
|
Tomasevich
|
CSC 256: 1, 3: Machine Structures
|
Abdur
|
CSC 256: 2: Machine Structures
|
Wang
|
CSC 415: 1, 2, 3: Operating System Principles
|
Bierman
|
CSC 615: UNIX Programming
|
Bierman
|
CSC 656: Computer Organization
|
Bethel
|
CSC 746: High-Performance Computing
|
Bethel
|
CSC 869: Data Mining
|
Yang
|
CSC 890: Graduate Seminar (Topic: Special Topics in Technology and Society)
|
Bethel; Huang
|
CWL 180: 1, 2: Introduction to Videogames: A Comparative Perspective
|
Weinberger
|
CWL 250: 1: Fables and Tales
|
Calkins
|
CWL 400GW: 1: Approaches to Comparative and World Literature - GWAR
|
Johnson
|
CWL 421: Celtic Literature
|
Calkins
|
CWL 437: Holocaust and Literature
|
Millet
|
DES 200: Visual Design Literacy
|
Comacchio
|
DES 324GW: 1: Research and Writing for Design - GWAR
|
Hussaini
|
DES 324GW: 2: Research and Writing for Design - GWAR
|
Delshadi
|
DES 356: 3: A History of Design and Technology
|
Porter
|
DES 360: Model Development Laboratory
|
Porter
|
DES 800: 1: Seminar in Design Topics
|
Gomes
|
DS 412: 2, 3: Operations Management
|
Saltzman
|
DS 412: 8, 9: Operations Management
|
Ozsen
|
DS 624: 1, 2: Quality Management
|
De Martino
|
E ED 616: 1: Language and Literacy in Multilingual Early Childhood Education Settings
|
Vanegas-Grimaud
|
E ED 645: Directed Experiences with Children
|
Francis
|
E ED 708: Language and Literacy in the Early Years
|
Meier
|
E ED 721: International Education in Early Childhood and Elementary Education
|
Meier
|
E ED 777: 17: Curriculum and Instruction in Science
|
Sisk-Hilton
|
E ED 782: 18: Teaching Reading and Language Arts: K-5
|
Escamilla Calan
|
E ED 784: 1, 2, 13, 14: Curriculum and Instruction in Mathematics (CLAD Emphasis)
|
Zavala
|
E ED 882: 1: Literacy Instruction in K-12 Classrooms
|
Matthews
|
ECON 301: 1, 2: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
|
Hu
|
ECON 302: 1, 2: Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
|
Janko
|
ECON 612: 1: International Finance and Macroeconomics
|
Janko
|
EDDL 961: American Education Leadership
|
Hill
|
ENG 104: 13, 39, 44: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice Stretch I
|
Wong
|
ENG 104: 17, 29, 43, 57: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice Stretch I
|
Miller
|
ENG 104: 31, 32, 33, 65: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice Stretch I
|
Schriner Kellogg
|
ENG 104: 36, 37, 38: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice Stretch I
|
Borland
|
ENG 104: 5, 7, 9 : Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice Stretch I
|
Meyerowitz
|
ENG 104: 87: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice Stretch I
|
Buckley
|
ENG 114: 20, 23, 25, 32: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice
|
Coopman
|
ENG 114: 26: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice
|
Buckley
|
ENG 114: 30: Writing the First Year: Finding Your Voice
|
Lugo
|
ENG 209: 1: Writing the First Year: Global Perspectives of Multilingual Speakers
|
Hilbert
|
ENG 215: Second Year Composition: Multilingual
|
Warden
|
ENG 216: 11: Cultivating Curiosity: Explore Your World, Your Identity, and Your Future
|
Clark
|
ENG 216: 13: Cultivating Curiosity: Explore Your World, Your Identity, and Your Future
|
Stec
|
ENG 217: 2, 3: Multilingual Voices: Bridging the Distance with Our Stories
|
Warden
|
ENG 218: Literature Is Not A Luxury: Writing For Self and Community
|
Cannon
|
ENG 250: 3: Topics in Literature and Culture (Topic: Popular Drama and Social Critique)
|
Paulson
|
ENG 460: Literature in English to 1800
|
Christmas
|
ENG 461: 2: Literature in English Since 1800
|
Stec
|
ENG 480GW: 2: Writing in English: GWAR Seminar
|
Soliday
|
ENG 490: Grant Writing
|
Neu
|
ENG 528: American Literature: 1914-1960
|
Hanley
|
ENG 533: Holocaust and Literature
|
Millet
|
ENG 581: Jane Austen
|
Christmas
|
ENG 583: Shakespeare: Representative Plays
|
Mylander
|
ENG 600: Theory of Literature
|
Green
|
ENG 612: Serial Narrative
|
Hackenberg
|
ENG 615: Imagery, Metaphor, and Symbol
|
Schoerke
|
ENG 655: Literature and the Adolescent Reader
|
Gilligan
|
ENG 690: Senior Seminar (Topic: Emily Dickinson: Serial Poet)
|
Schoerke
|
ENG 707: 01: Topics in Language Analysis (Topic: Advanced Pedagogical Grammar for TESOL)
|
Olsher
|
ENG 713: Seminar in Curriculum and Instruction in English I
|
Gilligan
|
ENG 741: Seminar: Literary Theory and Research Methods
|
Green
|
ENG 742: Seminar: Studies in Criticism (Topic: Modern Criticism)
|
Kwok
|
ENG 790: 1: Seminar: Selected Studies (Topic: American Autobiography)
|
Cannon
|
ENG 790: 2: Seminar: Selected Studies (Topic: Narrative Worlds from Don Quixote to Fanfiction)
|
Hackenberg
|
ENGR 203: Materials of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
|
Hajiaboli
|
ENGR 441: Fundamentals of Composite Materials
|
Williams
|
ENGR 442: Operational Amplifier Systems Design
|
Jiang
|
ENGR 463: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Thermal Power Systems
|
Codron
|
ENGR 467: 1: Heat Transfer
|
Cheng
|
ENGR 469: Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems
|
Ganji
|
ENGR 476: 1, 2, 3, 4: Computer Communications Networks
|
Shahnasser
|
ENVS 331: Global Environmental Crisis
|
Rosenmoss
|
ENVS 470: Climate Politics and Policy
|
Fieldman
|
ENVS 690: Senior Seminar in Environmental Studies
|
Fieldman
|
ERTH 115: 1, 2: History of Life
|
Horrigan
|
ERTH 310: 8: The Violent Earth
|
Danfoura
|
ERTH 365: Extreme Weather in a Warming World
|
Levey
|
ETHS 110: 12: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
|
Garcia-Fraire
|
ETHS 110: 17, 18: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
|
Robles
|
ETHS 110: 3, 4: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
|
Mann
|
ETHS 110: 6: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
|
Lara
|
ETHS 300GW: Writing in Ethnic Studies - GWAR
|
Tejada
|
FIN 365: Real Estate Principles
|
Mattes
|
FIN 819: Financial Analysis and Management
|
Balkanska
|
GEOG 433: 1, 2: Urban Transportation
|
Henderson
|
GEOG 658: 1, 2: Land-Use Planning
|
Henderson
|
GEOG 666: 1, 2: Geography of Garbage: Recycling and Waste Reduction
|
Blecha
|
GPS 315: Introduction to Global Peace Studies
|
Nutting
|
GPS 375: Peace Law and Human Rights in the U.S.
|
Nutting
|
GRE 101: Elementary Ancient Greek
|
Pappas
|
HH 200: 1, 2, 3: Holistic Approach to Academic Success
|
Burke
|
HH 380: 1, 2: Holistic Health: Western Perspectives
|
Peper
|
HH 382: Holistic Health: Human Nature and Global Perspectives
|
Burrows
|
HH 430: 1, 2: Biofeedback: Mind-Body Connection and Self-Regulation
|
Peper
|
HH 450: Somatics: Body Awareness, Movement, and Well-being
|
Shafarman
|
HIST 114: 1, 2: World History to 1500
|
Arrieta
|
HIST 115: 1, 2: World History Since 1500
|
Behrooz
|
HIST 120: 1: History of the U.S. through Reconstruction
|
Sheppard Wolf
|
HIST 120: 2, 4: History of the U.S. through Reconstruction
|
Arrieta
|
HIST 120: 3: History of the U.S. through Reconstruction
|
Crabtree
|
HIST 130: U.S. History for International Students
|
Arrieta
|
HIST 278: 1, 2: History of Latinos in the U.S.
|
Acosta Elkan
|
HIST 300GW: 1: Seminar in Historical Analysis - GWAR
|
Campbell
|
HIST 300GW: 3: Seminar in Historical Analysis - GWAR
|
Harris
|
HIST 322: The Roman Republic
|
Campbell
|
HIST 331: 1: The High Middle Ages
|
Rodriguez
|
HIST 340: Saints, Demons, and Popular Beliefs in Medieval Europe
|
Rodriguez
|
HIST 344: Society, Culture, and Politics in Nineteenth-Century Europe
|
Curtis
|
HIST 380: Islamic World I: 500-1500
|
Behrooz
|
HIST 422: The American Revolution
|
Sheppard Wolf
|
HIST 450: 1: History of California
|
Viator
|
HIST 450: 2: History of California
|
Sigmon
|
HIST 461: The United States and the World after 1913
|
Elkind
|
HIST 470: The U.S. Constitution to 1896
|
Stein
|
HIST 471: 1, 2: The U.S. Constitution since 1877
|
Englander
|
HIST 474: 01: History of Labor in the United States
|
Postel
|
HIST 696: Proseminar (Topic: American Conservatism)
|
Postel
|
HIST 700: 1: History as a Field of Knowledge
|
Sheppard Wolf
|
HIST 710: Seminar in Ancient and Medieval History (Topic: Imperial Collapse: Rome and Beyond)
|
Campbell
|
HIST 730: Seminar in Early Modern European History (Topic: The Old Regime and the French Revolution)
|
Curtis
|
HTM 301: 1, 2, 3, 4: Food Science and Production
|
Castillo Ortiz
|
HTM 301: 5, 6, 7, 8: Food Science and Production
|
Shaw
|
HTM 324: 1: Historical and Contemporary Aspects of Food, Beverage, and Culture in America
|
Ergul
|
HTM 421: 1: Food, Wine, and Culture in California
|
Yang
|
HTM 421: 2: Food, Wine, and Culture in California
|
Shaw
|
HTM 515: Hospitality and Tourism Management Internship
|
Walls
|
HTM 531: Hospitality Services Management
|
Yang
|
HTM 560: 1, 2: Hospitality Human Resource Management
|
Roe
|
HTM 590: Integrated Seminar in Hospitality and Tourism Management
|
Ferns
|
HUM 300GW: Junior Seminar Humanities Writing - GWAR
|
Ruotolo
|
HUM 303: History and Culture
|
Scott
|
HUM 320: 1, 2: Music, Ideas, and Culture
|
Savage
|
HUM 340: 3, 4, 5: Bay Area Culture
|
Richardson
|
HUM 376: 01: San Francisco
|
Sterba
|
HUM 380: Nature and Human Values
|
Hennessy
|
HUM 404: The High Middle Ages
|
Rodriguez
|
HUM 415: Contemporary Culture
|
Garcia-Moreno
|
HUM 450: California Culture
|
Sterba
|
I R 259: Children and Youth in International Relations
|
Ellis
|
I R 315: Introduction to Global Peace Studies
|
Nutting
|
I R 325: Chinese Foreign Policy
|
Byun
|
I R 345: Conflict and Cooperation in Asia
|
Byun
|
I R 404: Politics of China
|
Guo
|
I R 409: Russia and World Order
|
Tsygankov
|
I R 412: South Asian Politics
|
Shastri
|
I R 452: International Media Politics
|
Darling
|
I R 550: 2: Senior Thesis in International Relations
|
Tsygankov
|
IBUS 430: Import-Export Management and Small Business Operations
|
Furuse
|
IBUS 531: Cross-Cultural Innovation and Creativity in Business and Management
|
Lee
|
IBUS 590: 1, 2: International Environmental Analysis
|
Lee
|
IBUS 590: 1Z: International Environmental Analysis
|
Clark
|
IBUS 596: Doing Business in Japan
|
Furuse
|
IBUS 659: 1, 2: Introduction to International Business Negotiation
|
Harris-Boundy
|
IBUS 676: Social Entrepreneurship in a Global Context
|
Ungson
|
ISED 718: Queering Education: Research, Policy, and Pedagogy
|
Rioz
|
ISED 797: 1, 2, 3: Seminar in Educational Research
|
Hyun
|
ISED 797: 4: Seminar in Educational Research
|
Blakely
|
ISYS 363: 1, 2, 3: Information Systems for Management
|
Ciomek
|
ISYS 565: Managing Enterprise Networks
|
Abdur
|
ISYS 812: Programming and Applications for Data Analytics
|
Faddoul
|
JAPN 101: 1: First Semester Japanese
|
Rustigan
|
JAPN 101: 1, 2, 3: First Semester Japanese
|
Muranaka
|
JAPN 101: 2, 3: First Semester Japanese
|
Kosaka
|
JAPN 101: 4: First Semester Japanese
|
Narvid; Kazama
|
JAPN 102: 1: Second Semester Japanese
|
Minami; Kondo
|
JAPN 103: Third Semester Japanese
|
Minami; Kazama
|
JOUR 205: Social Impact of Journalism
|
Wagner
|
JOUR 304: Cultural Diversity and News Media
|
Cardenas
|
JOUR 410: Building Chinese Media Literacy
|
Tsao
|
JOUR 452: International Media Politics
|
Darling
|
JOUR 535: Photojournalism IV
|
Komenich
|
JS 415: The Hebrew Bible
|
Millet
|
JS 437: Holocaust and Literature
|
Millet
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KIN 250: 1, 3, 5, 7: Introduction to Kinesiology
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Mitchell
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KIN 257: 3, 4: Wellness, Fitness and the Global Perspective
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Hughes
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KIN 310: Youth Development Instructional Analysis I
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Walsh
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KIN 401: 1, 2: Elementary School Physical Education: K-5
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Guedes
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LATN 101: Elementary Latin
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Avinger
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LS 200: 02, 04: Self, Place, and Knowing: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Inquiry
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Hennessy
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LS 200: 2, 4: Self, Place, and Knowing: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Inquiry
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Erickson
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LS 300: 1: Perspectives on Liberal Studies - GWAR
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Coopman
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LS 401: International Development and Resource Justice
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Hennessy
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LS 403: Performance and Pedagogy of the Oppressed for Educators
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Erickson
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LS 690: 1: Liberal Studies Senior Seminar
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Ferreira
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LS 690: Liberal Studies Senior Seminar
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de Barros
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LTNS 211: 1, 2: Latina/o/x Families
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Rico
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LTNS 230: 1, 2: Introduction to Latina/o Literature
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Zamora
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LTNS 270: 1, 2, 3: Latina/o/x Murals, Memes, Music, and More: Latina/o/x Arts & Humanities
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Tejada
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LTNS 276: 1, 2: Latina/o, U.S. Government, and Constitutional Ideals
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Davila
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LTNS 278: 1, 2: History of Latinos in the U.S.
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Acosta Elkan
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LTNS 305: Latina/o Studies Creative Writing Workshop
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Hernandez
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LTNS 355: Black Indians in the Americas
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Collins
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LTNS 435: Oral History, Community Memory, and Collective Stories
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Hernandez
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LTNS 470: 1, 2: Latina/o Immigration to the U.S.
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Carrillo
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LTNS 670: Mexican Politics and Society
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Carrillo
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M S 681: Preparation for Museum Practicum
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Fogarty
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MATH 226: Calculus I
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Mathematics Department
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MATH 227: Calculus II
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Mathematics Department
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MATH 228: Calculus III
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Mathematics Department
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MATH 301GW: 1: Exploration and Proof - GWAR
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Ross
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MATH 310: Elementary Number Theory
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Beck
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MATH 442: Probability Models
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Piryatinska
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MGMT 605: 01, 02, 03: Seminar in Developing Management Skills
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Harris-Boundy
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MGMT 648: Seminar in Leadership and Influence Skills
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Harris-Boundy
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MGMT 659: 1, 2: Introduction to International Business Negotiation
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Harris-Boundy
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MGMT 670: 3, 4: Managing Organization Development and Change
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Kim
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MKTG 431: Principles of Marketing
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Strebel
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MKTG 434: Advertising Theory and Practice
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O'Donnell
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MKTG 633: 1, 2: Consumer Behavior
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Tumbat
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MKTG 644: Services Marketing
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Appin
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MKTG 649: 4, 5: Marketing Management
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Bhat
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MUS 233: Chromatic Harmony
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Kornfeld
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MUS 434: Introduction to Sound for Games
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Horowitz
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MUS 505: Music of the World's Peoples
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Modirzadeh
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NURS 804: Professional Issues and Nurse Practitioner Skills
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Carr
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NUTR 353GW: 1: Foodservice Systems Management - GWAR
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Qamar
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NUTR 353GW: 2: Foodservice Systems Management - GWAR
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Stimson
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P A 700: Foundations of Governance and Management
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Shea
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P A 715: Policy Process and Civic Engagement
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Gen
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P A 722: Performance Management and Planning
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Stowers
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P A 727: Program and Service Delivery
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Joaquin
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P A 757: E-Government
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Stowers
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P A 890: Capstone Course in Public Administration
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Stowers
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PH 210: Personal and Social Determinants of Health
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Craig
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PH 420: 1, 2: Epidemiology
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Rebanal
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PH 425: 3: Public Health Research
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Wharton
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PH 455: 2: Community Organizing and Community Building for Health
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Rath
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PH 520: Structural Oppression and Social Foundations of Health
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Turalba
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PH 810: Public Health and Principles of Community Organizing
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Chavez
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PH 884: Public Health Inquiry
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Mamo
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PHIL 110: 29: Introduction to Critical Thinking I
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Nutting
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PHIL 150: 3: Contemporary Moral/Political Issues
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Nutting
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PHIL 205: Formal Logic I
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Islami
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PHIL 303: Modern Philosophy
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Landy
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PHIL 315: Introduction to Global Peace Studies
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Nutting
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PHIL 320GW: Philosophical Analysis - GWAR
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Wilcox
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PHIL 335: Law and Society
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Lindsay
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PHIL 375: Peace Law and Human Rights in the U.S.
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Nutting
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PHIL 380: Philosophy of Law
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Garcia
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PHIL 395: 1, 2: Ethical Issues: Science and Technology
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Blackmon
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PHIL 415: The Hebrew Bible
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Millet
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PHIL 455: 01: Sex and the Law
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Lindsay
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PHIL 525: The Nature of Religious Experience
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Dupen
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PHIL 621: Minds, Brains, and Computers
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Blackmon
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PHIL 700: 2: Seminar in Selected Problems (Topic: Myth of the Given)
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Azadpur
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PHIL 725: Philosophical Foundations of Law
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Garcia
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PHIL 770: Seminar in a Classical Author (Topic: Philosophy of Hegel)
|
Landy
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PHYS 101: 2: Conceptual Physics
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Fielder
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PHYS 121: General Physics II
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McCarthy
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PHYS 330: Analytical Mechanics I
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Xu
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PHYS 775: Statistical Mechanics
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Golterman
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PLS 310: 01Z: Communication Skills and Legal Ethics
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Deangelis
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PLS 320: 01Z: Legal Research & Writing
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De Lambert
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PLSI 150: 3: Contemporary Moral/Political Issues
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Nutting
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PLSI 200: 3: Introduction to American Politics
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Croshal
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PLSI 200: 5: Introduction to American Politics
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Kashani
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PLSI 200: 6, 7: Introduction to American Politics
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Schendan
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PLSI 275: 2: Introduction to Political Theory
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Otruba
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PLSI 325: Chinese Foreign Policy
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Byun
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PLSI 354: Politics, the Environment, and Social Change
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Kassiola
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PLSI 404: Politics of China
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Guo
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PLSI 408: Mexican Politics and Society
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Carrillo
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PLSI 409: Russia and World Order
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Tsygankov
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PLSI 412: South Asian Politics
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Shastri
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PLSI 473: California Politics and Government
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Croshal
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PLSI 608: Senior Seminar in Political Theory (Topic: Political Theory of Authority)
|
Martel
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PLSI 740: Seminar in American Politics
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McDaniel
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PLSI 760: Seminar in Comparative Politics
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Watts
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PRSN 290: Introduction to Persian Literature in Translation
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Ara
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PSY 111: The Logic and Psychology of Critical Thinking
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Anders-Jefferson
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PSY 200: General Psychology
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Hughes Stone
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PSY 305GW: 10: Writing in Psychology - GWAR (Topic: Controversial Issues)
|
Halligan
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PSY 305GW: 2: Writing in Psychology - GWAR (Topic: Law and the Death Penalty)
|
Smith
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PSY 320: Sex and Relationships
|
Chen
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PSY 441: The Psychology of the Family
|
Liu
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PSY 450: Variations in Human Sexuality
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Carrington
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PSY 451: 3: Theories of Personality
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Shrayber
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PSY 451: Theories of Personality
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Hagan
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PSY 547: Social Conflict and Conflict Resolution
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Halligan
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PSY 723: Clinical Methods: Psychological Assessment
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Holley
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PSY 770: Research Methods and Techniques
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Morsella
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RELS 300: The Nature of Religious Experience
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Dupen
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RPT 230: 2, 3: Growth Through Adventure
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Thapar
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RPT 350: Facilitating Wellness Through Leisure
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Yoshino
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RPT 410: Therapeutic and Inclusive Recreation
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Metcalf-Tobin
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RRS 110: 12: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
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Garcia-Fraire
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RRS 110: 17, 18: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
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Robles
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RRS 110: 3, 4: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
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Mann
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RRS 110: 6: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
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Lara
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RRS 240: 1: All Power to the People: Comparative Freedom Movements of the "Sixties"
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Ferreira
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RRS 240: 2: All Power to the People: Comparative Freedom Movements of the "Sixties"
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Hagedorn
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RRS 280: 1, 2: Race, Gender, and Science Fiction
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Mann
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RRS 285: Race, Sports, and Society
|
Salomon
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RRS 330: Comparative Race and Ethnicity in the U.S.: Class, Gender, and Nation
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Manbachi
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RRS 625: Mixed Race Studies: A Comparative Focus
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Tanemura
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S ED 701: 4, 5: Teaching for Equity in Secondary Schools
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Watanabe
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S ED 759: 3: Curriculum and Instruction I (Topic: Curriculum and Instruction I: Mathematics)
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Baldinger
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S ED 770: Current Issues in Secondary Education
|
Fan
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S ED 780: Advanced Curriculum Development
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Baldinger
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S ED 800: Adolescent Development
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Avani
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S W 456: Urban Community Organizing and Citizen Action
|
Melara
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SLHS 656GW: 2: Diagnosis of Communicative Disorders - GWAR
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Heidenreich
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SLHS 656GW: Diagnosis of Communicative Disorders - GWAR
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Menn
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SLHS 657: Aural Rehabilitation
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Raggio
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SLHS 701: Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Practices in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
|
Yu
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SLHS 708: 1, 2: Neurogenic Disorders of Language
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Gray
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SLHS 709: Speech Sound Production
|
Cooper
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SLHS 880: 6: Advanced Communication Therapy
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Rinehart
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SOC 272: Social Inequality: Poverty, Wealth, and Privilege
|
Moore
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SOC 300: 3, 4: Sociological Analysis - GWAR
|
Gurtuna
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SOC 330: Comparative Race and Ethnicity in the U.S.: Class, Gender, and Nation
|
Manbachi
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SOC 370: 2: Classical Theories of Society
|
Moore
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SOC 400: Variations in Human Sexuality
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Carrington
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SOC 452: Juvenile Justice
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Macallair
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SOC 500: 2: Senior Seminar (Topic: Class, Ethnicity & Gender: SOC at the Crossroads)
|
Manbachi
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SOC 500: 3: Senior Seminar (Topic: Money Image Culture: Soc Identity Mass Market Cap)
|
Moore
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SPAN 215: Spanish for Heritage Speakers
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Chion-Cunningham
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SPAN 523: 19th Century Spanish Literature
|
Williams
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SPED 672: Inclusive Learning Environments for Young Children
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Jacobson
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SPED 675: 1, 2: Working with Families of Young Children with Disabilities
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Omahony
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SPED 675: 3: Working with Families of Young Children with Disabilities
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Anderson
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SPED 746: 1, 2: Teaching Individuals with Physical and Other Health Impairments
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Caputo
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SPED 749: Medical, Educational, and Rehabilitative Implications of Visual Impairment
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Roufail; Adle
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SPED 751: Instruction for Learners with Visual Impairments
|
Siu
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SPED 754: Basic Communication Skills for Learners with Visual Impairments
|
Leader
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SPED 770: Introduction to Students with Mild/Moderate Support Needs
|
Requa
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SPED 777: Introduction to Disability, Development, and Equity for Young Children and Their Families
|
Mitsch
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SPED 779: Family-Centered Practices and Services for Young Children with Disabilities
|
Friesen
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SPED 801: Development, Diversity, and English Language Learners: Special Education
|
Requa
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SPED 885: Allyship, Leadership, and Collaboration for Young Children with Disabilities (Topic: Early Childhood Special Education)
|
Friesen
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SXS 320: Sex and Relationships
|
Chen
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SXS 400: Variations in Human Sexuality
|
Carrington
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SXS 440: Native Sexualities and Queer Discourse
|
Kuhn
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SXS 635: Queer Masterpieces
|
Gleisberg
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TH A 406: The Art of Comedy
|
Felder
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USP 433: 1, 2: Urban Transportation
|
Henderson
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USP 493: 1, 2: Data Analysis
|
Pamuk
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USP 514: Sustainable Development in Cities
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Rivera Pinderhughes
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USP 658: 1, 2: Land-Use Planning
|
Henderson
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WGS 150: Women and Gender in U.S. History and Society
|
Mann
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WGS 200: 1, 2: Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
|
Tully
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WGS 420: Native Genders and Feminism
|
Kuhn
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WGS 440: Native Sexualities and Queer Discourse
|
Kuhn
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WGS 511: 01: Women and Violence
|
White
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WGS 514: Women and the Prison Industrial Complex
|
White
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WGS 593: Gender, Health, and the Environment
|
Allison
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WGS 700: Introduction to Graduate Study
|
Kenney
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