Liberal Studies On-Site Course Schedule

Academic Year 2011-2012

Spring 2012

ANTH 311: Peoples of the World -N. America (CD, NWC)
ART 366: History of Art
COMM 326: Intercultural Communication, Dr. Natalie Dollar
COMM 312: Advanced Public Speaking, Instructor Mike Artus
ENG 319: The American Novel - Post WWII, Dr. Neil Browne (LA, WC, HUM)
ENG 360: Native American Lit (NWC, CD)
ENG 416: Power and Representation, Ellen Santasiero (CGI)
ENG 470: Studies in Poetry: Whitman & His Heirs, Dr Neil Browne (WIC, HUM)
HST 366: History of the American Indian
HST 474: Jeffersonian and Jacksonian Democracy
LS 499: Professional Development, Natalie Dollar and Marla Hacker
PS 370: Science, Religion and Politics, Dr. James Foster (STS)
PS 429: Topics in Judicial Politics, Dr. James Foster (WIC)
PS 475: Environmental Politics
SOC 312: Sociology of the Family, Dr. Dennis Lynn (DPD)
SOC 399: Special Topics – Issues and Movement
SOC 422: Sociology of Organizations
SPAN 313: Third Year Spanish

Summer 2012

ANTH 477: Ecological Anthropology, Marino, E
ART 415: Art for Teachers, Dr. Sandy Brooke (FA)
COMM 324: Communication in Organization, Mike Artus
ENG 362: American Women Writers, Ellen Santasiero (LA, HUM)
PSY 499: Mental Health - Special Topic
SOC 312: Sociology of the Family, Dr. Denis Lynn (DPD)

Academic Year 2012-2013

Fall 2012 forecast courses. ***Subject to change.

AMS 311: Topics in American Studies, Neil Browne
ANTH 350: Language Culture and Society (SOC)
ART 386: A Cultural History of American Art and Lit (crosslisted with ENG 386) Henry Sayre
ART 367: History of Design (STS) Henry Sayre
COMM 318: Adv Interpersonal Communication, Mike Artus (SOC)
COMM 321: Intro to Communication Theory, Natalie Dollar (SOC)
ENG 386: A Cultural History of American Art and Lit (crosslisted with ART 386), Neil Browne
LS 499: Professional Development, Mike Artus
PS 323: American Constitutional Law, James Foster
PS 326: Judicial Process and Politics, James Foster
SOC 439: Welfare and Social Services
SPAN 311: Advanced Spanish Grammar, Leslie Veenstra

Winter 2013 ***Subject to change.

ANTH 479: Anthropology of Migration
ART 387: A Cultural History of American Art & Literature, Civil War to Harlem Renaissance, Henry Sayre
ART 462: , Direction and Issues in Contemporary Art, Henry Sayre * subject to change
COMM 322: Small Group Communication, Mike Artus
COMM 323: Community Dialogue, Natalie Dollar
ENG 387: A Cultural History of American Art & Literature, Civil War to Harlem Renaissance, Neil Browne
ENG 482: Studies in American Literature, Culture, & Environment, Neil Browne
ENG 416: Power and Representation (CGI)
PS 317: Gender and Politics, James Foster
PS 363: Gender and Race in American Politic Thought (DPD), James Foster
SOC 412: Sociology of Work and Family
SPAN 312: Third Year Spanish, Leslie Veenstra

Spring 2013 ***Subject to change.

ANTH 486: Anthropology of Food
ART 388: A Cultural History of American Art & Literature, Great Depression to Postmodernity, Henry Sayre
ART 411: Contemporary Issues in Art (WIC), Sandy Brooke
COMM 326: Intercultural Communication, Natalie Dollar
COMM 300 level, TBA, Mike Artus
ENG 362: American Women Writers (LA, HUM)
ENG 388: A Cultural History of American Art & Literature, Great Depression to Postmodernity, Neil Browne
ENG 360: Native American Literature (NWC, CD)
LS 499: Professional Development
PS 475: Environmental Politics
PS 365: American Political Thought, Dr. James Foster
PS 370: Science Religion and Politics (STS), James Foster
SOC 312: Sociology of the Family (DPD), Dennis Lynn
SOC 475: Rural Sociology
SPAN 313: Third Year Spanish, Leslie Veenstra

*** ALL INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

() – Indicates Bacc Core or CLA Core Courses - see your advising guide for info.

Previous Courses:

Fall 2011

#AMS 311: Special Topic – The 60’s, Dr. James Foster
ANTH 399: Special Topics: Anthropology of the Museum
ART 364: History of Art
COMM 322: Small Group Comm Theory, TBA
COMM 425: Comm and Youth Outreach, Dr. Natalie Dollar
ENG 317: Begin to Chopin, Dr. Neil Browne (LA, WC, HUM)
#ENG 485: Studies in American Literature – Focus on Lit of the Vietnam War, Dr. Neil Browne (WIC, HUM)
HST 310: The Historian Craft
PS 323: American Constitutional Law, Dr. James Foster
SOC 399: Special Topic – American Society
SOC 460: The Sociology of Globalization
SPAN 311: 3rd Year Spanish, Instructor Leslie Veenstra
#WS 490: Self-Esteem and Personal Power – Civil Rights

# = indicates a common theme of the 1960’s and events that encompass that era. Students who take all 3 theme courses will benefit from a linked course environment.

Winter 2012

ANTH 370: Field Method in Cultural Anthropology, Instructor Marino (WIC)
ANTH 473: Anthropology of Gender, Ethnicity, Culture, Instructor Amy Harper [Students must register for ANTH 407 (1)]
ART 365: History of Art, Instructor Karen Ellis [Students should register for ART 407 (1) to receive 4 credits]
COMM 399: Leadership (4 credits) Dr. Natalie Dollar
COMM 328: Nonverbal Communication, Instructor Mike Artus
ENG 318: American Novel- Modernist, Instructor Ellen Santasiero (LA, WC, HUM)
ENG 445: Studies in Non-Fiction, Dr Neil Browne (WIC, HUM)
HST 399: Age of Discovery, Instructor Patricia O’Neil
PS 363: Gender and Race in Political Thought , Dr. James Foster (DPD)
PS 415: Politics and the Media, Dr. James Foster
SOC 399: Special Topics: Work and Occupation, Instructor Charles Drake
SPAN 312: 3rd Year Spanish, Instructor Leslie Veenstra