Open course registration begins Monday, December 5! If you’re still trying to figure out how to fill up your schedule, check out one of these cool classes that still has openings!
AMER 4100: Undergraduate Seminar in American Studies – Sports and Race
Tuesday 2:35-5:05
Torres Colon, Gabriel A.
This course examines critical intersections between sports and race in United States. Students will explore how notions of race exist in the world of sports and how sports have often served as a site of resistance against racism Student-athletes are not allowed to register for this course.
ASTR 2130: The Trial of Galileo and its Background
Tuesday/Thursday 1:10-2:25
David Weintraub
The interdependence of cosmological theories and religious teachings from the eighth century BCE to the end of the seventeenth century. Examines scientific works and religious texts, including those of Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, Copernicus, Luther, Galileo, and Newton.
PSCI 3894: Intro to Gender and Politics: Explaining Gender Gaps in the US and Abroad
Tuesday/Thursday 11-12:15
Amanda Clayton
This course will serve as an introduction to issues of politics and gender. No pre-requisites are required. Best suited for first and second-year students interested in developing a strong foundation in gender and politics issues.