CLASSICAL STUDIES, CREATIVE WRITING, ENGLISH, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, HISTORY, HUMANITIES, PHILOSOPHY, RELIGIOUS STUDIES, RHETORIC, WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES

COURSES FOR FALL 2023

Click the linked department name to read more details about the department's course offerings. Click the linked course number to review a description of an individual course. Some courses (noted AP/IB) are restricted to students who have earned either a 4 or 5 on the AP exam or a 5, 6, or 7 on the IB exam, as outlined on the Registrar's page.

Classical Studies
CLST 353: Latin Literature in Translation  
Creative Writing
WRIT 206: Beginning Fiction Workshop WRIT 207: Beginning Playwriting Workshop
English
ENGL 101: Literature and Composition ENGL 200: Representative Masterpieces (AP/IB)
ENGL 211: Studies in Fiction (AP/IB) ENGL 221: The Literature of Memoir (AP/IB)
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
ESCI 220: The Science of Sustainability (AP/IB)  
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENST 101: Introduction to Environmental Studies ENST 209: Ecosystems of the Ocean
ENST 250: Environmental and Biological Non-Fiction  
HISTORY
HIST 112: Women Changing the World: Gender and Social Movements HIST 125: The Age of Discovery:  Encounter of Two Worlds
HIST 129: Jerusalem: Histories of the Real and Imagined Holy City HIST 134: Childbirth in Europe and the Colonial Caribbean
HIST 136: Decolonize the Museum! HIST 138: Black Diaspora
HIST 139: Citizenship in Indian Country HIST 200: Native American History I
HIST 201: History of the United States I HIST 205: History of Britain and Ireland I
HIST 210: Early Modern Cities HIST 211: China: Inside the Great Wall
 HIST 214: Africa Inside Out HIST 216: History of Japan
HIST 231: African-American History to 1865 HIST 235: Introduction to Public History (AP/IB)
HIST 313: Youth and Social Networks in the Early Modern World (AP/IB) HIST 318: Black Power to Black Lives Matter (AP/IB)
HIST 333: American Indian Wars (AP/IB) HIST 359: United States and Latin America since 1898 (AP/IB)
Humanities
HUMN 103: Experience, Expression, and Exchange in Western Culture:  Texts and Contexts of the Ancient World HUMN 204: Experience, Expression, and Exchange: Utopias and Dystopias
Philosophy
PHIL 101: How Should We Live? PHIL 190: Informal Logic and Critical Thinking
PHIL 203: Ancient Philosophy from Homer to Augustine PHIL 223: Philosophy of Art
Religious Studies
RELG 119: Religion in American History RELG 167: Thinking with Buddhists
RELG 220: Holocaust, Religion, Morality  
Rhetoric
RHET 101: Public Speaking RHET 201: Introduction to Rhetoric
RHET 341: Rhetoric of Mass and Social Media  
WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
ASIA 205: Modern China through Fiction and Film ASIA 237: Gender and Sexuality in Modern Chinese Literature and Culture
HIST 112: Women Changing the World: Gender and Social Movements HIST 134: Childbirth in Europe and the Colonial Caribbean
HIST 313: Youth and Social Networks in the Early Modern World (AP/IB)