Humanities

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David DeMoss  

The Humanities is composed of the courses in Humanities, English, History, Media Arts and Communication, Philosophy, and World Languages and Literatures. While these departments have their own goals and specialized programs, they are united in a common endeavor to discover and make relevant the historical direction and essence of humans’ cultural endeavors and to help students prepare for a life of quality and meaning. In this sense, the Humanities are at the heart of liberal arts education.

Courses

• HUM 100 - Origins, Identity & Meaning
• HUM 195 - Independent Study
• HUM 200 - Material Science for Makers
• HUM 204 - Chinese Cultural Study
• HUM 207 - German Film in English
• HUM 211 - Preparation for Travel in India
• HUM 213 - Introduction to Japanese Literature
• HUM 215 - Modernity in Japanese Narrative
• HUM 221 - Ethics & Civic Engagement
• HUM 222 - Introduction to East Asian Studies
• HUM 255 - New Topics
• HUM 260 - U.S. Latinas/os & Pop Culture
• HUM 275 - Internship
• HUM 295 - Independent Study
• HUM 300 - Mentoring in the Humanities
• HUM 306 - Latino Fiction
• HUM 310 - Travel in India: Gender Society Service
• HUM 311 - Globals Skills I: Prepare
• HUM 312 - Global Skills II:Engage
• HUM 313 - Global Skills III: Leverage
• HUM 339 - History of Science
• HUM 351 - Traditional Theater of East Asia
• HUM 355 - New Topics
• HUM 360 - Advanced Topics:U.S. Latina/o Studies
• HUM 370 - Travel Prep: Discovery of France & Beyond
• HUM 371 - Travel: Discovery of France & Beyond
• HUM 395 - Independent Study
• HUM 455 - New Topics
• HUM 475 - Internship
• HUM 495 - Research

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