Spring 2011 Time Schedule
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| HUM 523 HYPERTEXT |
085 VAUGHAN,MICEAL F Open 2/ 5 J
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| HUM 595 PUBLIC CULTURE |
Restr 202 POWE,MICHAEL T Open 4/ 10 %J
"NOW URBANISM." INSTRUCTOR,
MICHAEL POWE, JOHN E. SAWYER
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW IN THE COLLEGE
OF BUILT ENVIRONMENTS.
COORDINATED WITH THE MELLON-FUNDED
SAWYER SEMINAR, "NOW URBANISM
INVESTIGATES SOCIAL,
ENVIRONMENTAL,AND CULTURAL
APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF CITIES
IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT. GRADUATE
STUDENTS FROM ALL DISCIPLINES
ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE.
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Restr 306 HART,DANIEL Open 2/ 5 %J
THIS COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO
THE THEORIES AND PRACTICES OF
COMMUNITY-BASED PARTICIPATORY
DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION WITH A
FOCUS ON HOW INDIGENOUS THEORIES
AND METHODOLOGIES HAVE INFORMED
THE PRACTICE.
ADD CODE REQUIRED.
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| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
Restr B 5 W 200-450 HUT 154 JOHNSON,DAVID ODAI Open 5/ 10E J THIS INTERDISCIPLINARY GRADUATE SEMINAR WILL EXPLORE HOW PERFORMANCE FUNCTIONS TO RECOVER OR REBUILD IDENTITY AND CULTURE IN THREATENED POPULATIONS, PAST AND PRESENT. FOCUS ON DOCUMENTING, ARCHIVING, AND ACCESSING PERFORMANCE AND THE CULTURAL MEMORY BEHIND IT. CO-TAUGHT BY FACULTY IN ETHNOMUSICOLOGY, DANCE, DRAMA, SOCIAL WORK, AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES. |
| HUM 597 SPEC TOPICS IN HUM |
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