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1 SPRING 2006 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES IMPORTANT All Students: See the online timetable for line numbers that correspond to sections available for undergraduate or graduate credit. Some courses listed here and taught by faculty affiliated with the Center of Latin American Studies do not pertain directly to Latin America so special arrangements need to be made to earn area studies credit. On occasion, and upon approval from the Center and from the instructor, courses not listed below may also count for Latin American area studies credit. Graduate Students: Any course listed with Staff as the instructor is taught by graduate students. You will need to enroll concurrently in a section of LAA 500 so that a professor issues the final grade for these courses and so that you receive graduate credit for them. Note: TBA indicates either that information is not yet available or that arrangements should be made with the instructor. AAAS 301 AAAS 320 AAAS 520 AMS 552 ANTH 108 ANTH 110 ANTH 160 ANTH 162 ANTH 308 Portrait of a Third-World Nation: Haiti :00-9:00 R Bryant Freeman African Studies in: Cinema of the African Diaspora* :00-4:15 MW Judith Williams (*meets with AAAS 520) African Studies in: Cinema of the African Diaspora* :00-4:15 MW Judith Williams (*meets with AAAS 320) American Racial and Ethnic Relations :00-11:50 MWF Tanya Golash-Boza Introduction to Cultural Anthropology* :30-10:45 T R Brent Metz (*meets with ANTH 308) Introduction to Archaeology :00-2:50 MWF John Hoopes Varieties of Human Experience :00-11:50 MW Bart Dean Varieties of Human Experience Honors :00-11:50. MW Bart Dean Introduction to Cultural Anthropology* :30-10:45 T R Brent Metz (*meets with ANTH 108) 1
2 ANTH 310 ANTH 360 ANTH 389 ANTH 496 ANTH 499 ANTH 501 ANTH 501 ANTH 506 ANTH 670 ANTH 674 ANTH 775 ARCH 501 BIOG 410 Introduction to Archaeology :00-2:50 MWF John Hoopes Varieties of Human Experience :00-11:50 MW Bart Dean Anthropology of Gender TBA 4:00-5:15 MW Laura H. Herlihy Reading and Research TBA TBA TBA Bart Dean TBA TBA TBA Jane Gibson TBA TBA TBA John Hoopes Senior Honors Research TBA TBA TBA Bart Dean TBA TBA TBA Jane Gibson TBA TBA TBA John Hoopes Topics in Sociocultural Anthropology: Mexican American Encounters* :00-5:15 TR Brent Metz Topics in Sociocultural Anthropology: Kongo Trans-Atlantic* 68799U/68801G 3:00-5:50 R John Janzen (*meets with ANTH 775) The Ancient Maya :00-10:50 MWF John Hoopes Contemporary American Culture 68827U/68828G 1:00-3:45 T Jane Gibson Political Anthropology :30-5:15 T Bart Dean Seminar in Cultural Anthropology: Kongo Transatlantic :00-5:50 Th John Janzen Architectural Design VIII :30-12:20 MW Donna Luckey :30-12:20 W Donna Luckey Human Biogeography, Honors* :30-3:45 TR Valery Terwilliger & 2
3 (*meets with GEOG 410) Michael Greenfield EVRN 420 GEOG 410 GEOG 531 GEOG 591 GEOG 597 GEOG 771 HAIT 120 HAIT 200 HAIT 240 HAIT 500 HAIT 501 HAIT 700 HIST 120 HIST 121 Seminar in Environmental Studies: Global Environment and Civilization* :00-12:15 TR Valery Terwilliger & (*Meets with GEOG 531) William Woods Human Biogeography, Honors* :30-3:45 TR Valery Terwilliger & (*meets with BIOG 410) Michael Greenfield Topics in Physical Geography: Global Environment and Civilization* :00-12:15 TR Valery Terwilliger & (*meets with EVRN 420) William Woods Latin American Geography :30-3:45 TR Peter Herlihy Geography of Brazil :00-12:15 MW Chris Brown Seminar in Topics in Cultural Geography: Environment and Development :00-4:30 W Chris Brown Elementary Haitian II :00-5:15 TR Estinfils, Enel Portrait of a Third-World Nation: Haiti :00-9:30 R Freeman, Bryant Intermediate Haitian II :30-3:40 TR Freeman, Bryant Directed Studies in Haitian Lang & Lit 55034U/55035G TBA TBA Freeman, Bryant Directed Studies in Haitian Culture 55036U/55037G TBA TBA Freeman, Bryant Investigation & Conference TBA TBA Freeman, Bryant Colonial Latin America* :00-3:50 MWF Kenny Kincaid (*meets with ) Modern Latin America* 3
4 :00-10:50 MWF Gregory Cushman HIST 370 HIST 371 HIST 396 HIST 492 Violence and Conflict in Latin American and History* :30-3:45 TR Chris White (*meets with ) Cultural History of Modern Latin America :00-12:15 TR Anton Rosenthal Historical Methods :10-6:50 MW Gregory Cushman Readings in History TBA TBA TBA Elizabeth Kuznesof TBA TBA TBA Anton Rosenthal HIST 510 Drugs and Democracy in Latin America* (In Spanish) 69629U/69630G 9:30-10:45 TR Chris White HIST 551 Spain and Its Empire, * :00-12:20 MW Luis Corteguera (*With Spanish discussion section, LAA 500 (69926U/69927G) HIST 575 HIST 800 IBUS 303 IBUS 410 IBUS 500 INTL 704 History of Mexico* 69626U/69627G 8:00-9:15 TR Chris White (*meets with ) Readings in Latin American History APPT APPT Charles Stansifer Business, Culture and Society: Latin America :00-2:15 TR Melissa Birch Introduction to International Business :00-12:15 MW Tailan Chi Individual Research International Business APPT APPT Melissa Birch Seminar in Global Cultures and Societies* :10-10:00 M Laura Herlihy (*Edwards Campus) 4
5 INTL 750 JOUR 506 JOUR 538 LAA 100 Interdisciplinary Seminar in Latin American Culture and Problems: Latin American Revolutions* :00-3:30 M Richard Gorell (*Meets with LAA 701) Directed Studies in Journalism APPT APPT Linda Lee International Marketing and Communication :00-2 :15 TR Linda Lee Latin American Culture and Society :30-3:45 TR Laura Herlihy :30-9:00 T Laura Herlihy Topics Latin American Area Study: Colonial Latin America* :00-3:50 MWF Kenny Kincaid (*meets with HIST 120) Drugs and Democracy in Latin America* (In Spanish) :30-10:45 TR Chris White (*Meets with HIST 510, ) Argentine Politics and Society* (In Spanish) :00-6:15 MW Robert Rodriguez (*Meets with ) Topics Latin American Area Study: Kaqchikel Maya I* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with, LING 491/575) Topics Latin American Area Study: Kaqchikel Maya II* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with, LING 491/575) Topics Latin American Area Study: Kaqchikel Maya III* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with, LING 491/575) Topics Latin American Area Studies: Mexican American Encounters* :00-5:15 TR Brent Metz (*meets with, ANTH 501) Topics Latin American Area Studies: Modern Latin America* :00-10:50 MWF Gregory Cushman 5
6 (*meets with HIST 121/ ) Topics Latin American Area Studies: Music of Latin America :00-12:15 TR Deborah Schwartz-Kates The Structure of: Quichua I* :00-10:50 MWF Nina Kinti-Moss (*meets with, LING 491) LAA 332 LAA 499 LAA 500 The Structure of: Quichua II* :00-9:50 MWF Nina Kinti-Moss (*meets with, LING 491) The Structure of: Quichua III* APPT APPT Nina Kinti-Moss (*meets with, LING 491) Violence and Conflict in Latin America* :30-3:45 TR Chris White (*meets with HIST 370) Language and Society in Latin America :00-2:15 TR Meredith Church Honors Course Latin American Studies TBA TBA Lorraine Bayard de Volvo TBA TBA Tamara Falicov TBA TBA Peter Herlihy TBA TBA Peter Herlihy TBA TBA Anita Herzfeld TBA TBA Elizabeth Kuznesof TBA TBA Brent Metz TBA TBA Amy Rossomondo Directed Studies Latin America Area Studies 56218U/56219G TBA TBA Elizabeth Kuzensof LAA 500 Discussion section: Spain and Its Empire, (In Spanish) 69926U/69927G 1:00-1:50 M Luis Corteguera Drugs and Democracy in Latin America* (In Spanish) 69631U/69632G 9:30-10:45 TR Chris White (*meets with HIST 510, ) Argentine Politics and Society* (In Spanish) 69691U/69692G 5:00-6:15 MW Robert Rodriquez 6
7 (*meets with ) History of Mexico* 69624U/69625G 8:00-9:15 TR Chris White (*meets with HIST 575) Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Kaqchikel Maya I* 56224U/56225G TBA TBA Staff (*meets with, LING 491/575) Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Kaqchikel Maya II* 56226U/56227G TBA TBA Staff (*meets with, LING 491/575) Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Kaqchikel Maya II* 56228U/56229G TBA TBA Staff (*meets with, LING 491/575) Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Mexican American Encounters* 67631U/67632G 4:00-5:15 TR Brent Metz (*meets with, ANTH 501) Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Modern Latin America* 62476U/62477G 10:00-10:50 MWF Greg Cushman (*meets with, HIST 121) Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Quichua I* 56230U/56231G 10:00-10:50 MWF Nina Kinti-Moss (*meets with, LING 491) LAA 701 LAW 879 Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Quichua II* 56232U/56233G 9:00-9:50 MWF Nina Kinti-Moss (*meets with, LING 491) Topics in Latin American Area Studies: Quichua III* 56234U/56235G TBA TBA Nina Kinti-Moss (*meets with, LING 491) Interdisciplinary Seminar in Latin American Culture and Problems: Latin American Revolutions* :00-3:30 M Richard Gorell (*meets with INTL 750) Comparative Law 7
8 :05-10:20 RF John Head LAW 932 LAW 936 LAW 978 International Human Rights Law :30-5:45 TR Michelle McKinley International Economic Law & Development :30-2:45 RF John Head Refugee and Asylum Law :30-3:45 TR Michelle McKinley LING 491 The Structure of: Kaqchikel Maya I* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with,602/ LING 575 LING 491 LING 491 The Structure of: Kaqchikel Maya II* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with,602/ LING 575 The Structure of: Kaqchikel Maya III* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with,602/ LING 575 LING 491 The Structure of: Quichua I* :00-10:50 MWF Nina Kinti-Moss LING 491 LING 491 The Structure of: Quichua II* :00-9:50 MWF Nina Kinti-Moss The Structure of: Quichua III* APPT APPT Nina Kinti-Moss LING 575 The Structure of: Kaqchikel Maya I* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with /602 & LING 491) LING 575 LING 575 The Structure of: Kaqchikel Maya II* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with /602 & LING 491) The Structure of: Kaqchikel Maya III* TBA TBA Staff (*meets with /602 & LING 491) 8
9 MUSC 305 MUSC 307 POLS 151 POLS 493 POLS 562 POLS 653 POLS 659 PORT 108 PORT 110 PORT 216 PORT 365 PORT 565 PORT 611 SOC 522 SOC 698 Music of Latin America :00-12:15 TR Deborah Schwartz-Kates Music of Africa & Middle East :00-11:15 MWF Clarence Henry Intro Comparative Politics Honors :00-12:15 TR Gary Reich Directed Readings APPT APPT Lorraine Bayard de Volo APPT APPT Gary Reich Women and Politics / :00-2:15 TR Lorraine Bayard de Volo Gender, War and Peace 68280U/68281G 9:30 10:45 TR Lorraine Bayard de Volo Political Dynamics of Latin America :00-8 :50 p.m. T Robert Rodriquez Elementary Brazilian Portuguese :00-10:50 a.m. MTWRF Dovis Pollock Elementary Brazilian Portuguese Accelerated II :00-11:50 MWF Dovis Pollock Intermediate Brazilian Portuguese II :00-1:50 MWF Staff Studies in Brazilian Films :00 12:15 MW Cacilda Rego* Studies in Brazilian Films :00 12:15 MW Cacilda Rego* Accelerated Basic Portuguese for Spanish Speakers :00-9:50 MWF Cacilda Rego American Racial and Ethnic Relations :00-11:50 MWF Tanya Golash-Boza Individual Undergraduate Research 9
10 60102 APPT APPT Mehrangiz Najafizadeh APPT APPT Anton Rosenthal SOC 780 SPAN 440 SPAN 447 SPAN 448 SPAN 462 SPAN 522 SPAN 540 SPAN 785 SPAN 985 Seminar in Advanced Topics in Sociology: Gender in the Global Context :00-5:00 W Mehrangiz Najafizadeh US Latino/a Literature :00-10:50 MWF Jorge Perez :00-2:15 TR Yajaira Padilla Latin American Cultures :30-3:45 TR Lee Skinner Spanish Language and Culture for Business :00-2:50 MWF Danny Anderson Twentieth Century Spanish American Studies: Family Feuds/Family Ties :30-10:45 TR Vicky Unruh Advanced Studies in Spanish Language: Intro to Applied Linguistics :00-9:50 MWF Amy Rossomondo Colloquium on Hispanic Studies: Celestina 60267U/60268G 9:30 10:45 TR Jill Kuhnheim Special Topics in Spanish-American Literature: :00-12:15 TR Lee Skinner Seminar in Special Topics in Spanish-American Literature: Mexico and the Arts of the Renaissance :00-2:15 TR Stuart Day TH&F 526 Theatre in West Civilization from :30-10:45 MW Omofolabo Ajayi-Soyinka TH&F 702 TH&F 902 T&L 815 WS 396 Graduate Seminar in: Cinema of the African Diaspora :00-5:20 W Judith Williams Political Economy of Film and Television Industries :00-6:30 R Tamara Falicov Teaching English as a Second Language :30-7:00 T Paul Garcia The Global Village: Gender, Culture and Immigration :00-4:50 W Omofolabo Ajayi-Soyinka 10
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