Spring 2003 Schedule of Classes

DRAFT 01-06-2006

Spring 2006 Schedule of Classes

Important: If you are planning to attend classes offered by one of the professional schools (including Public Health), you should check with the school to find out when the first day of class will be, as it is different from the Graduate School. Professional school offerings can only count toward an undergraduate program with approval from the Dean. All LAST students should make an appointment with the appropriate advisor prior to course selection.

AFRICAN AND AFRICAN DIASPORA STUDIES

ADST 200-01Intro to the African DiasporaMWF9:00 – 9:50Lewis, N.

ADST 200-02Intro to the African DiasporaMWF11:00 – 11:50Ukadike, F.

ADST 330-01African American Religion & LiberationMW2:00 – 3:15Lee

ADST 482-01“Rape” in Colonial EncountersW5:00 – 7:30Desai, G.

ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH 306-01South American IndiansMWF11:00 – 11:50Balée, W.

ANTH 309-01Anthropology Sex and ReproductionMWF9:00 – 9:50Jack, K.

ANTH 309-02Anthropology Sex and ReproductionMWF11:00 – 11:50Jack, K.

ANTH 309-04Primate Models Human EvolutionMW3:00 – 4:15Jack, K.

ANTH 709-04

ANTH 309-05Latin American Social MovementsTR2:00 – 3:15Selka, S.

ANTH 309-07Seminar in Historical EcologyR3:30 – 6:00Balée, W.

ANTH 709-07

ANTH 328-01Middle American IndiansMWF2:00 – 2:50Hill, R.

ANTH 369-01Language and GenderMWF9:00 – 9:50Maxwell, J.

ANTH 441-01Olmec & Maya CivilizationsTR11:00 – 12:15Andrews, W.

ANTH 606-01South American IndiansMWF11:00 – 11:50Balée, W.

ANTH 609-01Anthropology Sex and ReproductionMWF9:00 – 9:50Jack, K.

ANTH 609-02Anthropology Sex and ReproductionMWF11:00 – 11:50Jack, K.

ANTH 680-01Spoken Yucatecan MayanMWF11:00 – 11:50Maxwell, J.

ANTH 681-01Introduction to Mayan HeiroglyphicsTR9:30 – 10:45Bricker, V.

ANTH 709-04Primate Models Human EvolutionMW3:00 – 4:15Jack, K.

ANTH 709-05Latin American Social MovementsTR2:00 – 3:15

NOTE: Open to Grad Students OnlyM12:00 – 12:50Selka, S.

ANTH 709-07Seminar in Historical EcologyR3:30 – 6:00Balée, W.

ANTH 728-01Middle American IndiansMWF2:00 – 2:50

NOTE: Open to Grad Students OnlyM12:00 – 12:50Hill, R.

ANTH 741-01Prehistoric East MesoamericaTR2:00 – 3:15Andrews, W.

NOTE: Open to Grad Students Only

ANTH 769-01Language and GenderMWF9:00 – 9:50

NOTE: Open to Grad Students OnlyM12:00 – 12:50Maxwell, J.

ARCHITECTURE

PRST 662-01History of Architecture of the AmericasTR6:00 – 7:45Masson, A.

PRST 672-01Preservation TechnologyTR8:00 – 9:15Del Cid, D.

ART HISTORY

ARHS 371-01Colonial Art in Latin AmericaTR3:30 – 4:45Boone, E.

ARHS 386-01Arts of the African DiasporaMW3:00 – 4:15Franco, P.

NOTE: Special Course Fees are $10.00

ARHS 681-0116th Century MexicoT12:30 – 3:00Boone, E.

NOTE: Special Course Fees are $10.00

ARHS 683-01Modernism – African AmericanM10:00 – 12:30Franco, P.

COMMUNICATION

COMM 281-04Comparative Political CommunicationTR11:00-12:15Porto, M.

COMM 418-01African CinemaMW4:00 – 6:30Ukadike, F.

COMM 419-01Introduction to Latin American FilmMW4:00 – 6:30Tierney, D.

COMM 481-03Media and Democracy in Latin AmericaTR2:00 – 3:15Porto, M.

COMM 481-04Media and Democracy in Latin AmericaTR3:30 – 4:45Porto, M.

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY (EBIO)

EBIO 204-01Conservation BiologyMWF8:00 – 8:50Sherry, T.

EBIO 205-01Global Change BiologyMWF9:00 –9:50Chambers, J.

EBIO 211-01Tropical BiologyTR3:30 – 4:45Dyer, L.

EBIO 318-01Plants and Human AffairsTR11:00 –12:15Darwin, S

EBIO 319-01Plants and Human Affairs LabM1:00 – 5:00

NOTE: Lab for EBIO 318; Co-requisite: EBIO 318

EBIO 333-01Human PhysiologyTR9:30 – 10:45Irschick, D.

EBIO 402-01Plant EcologyMWF9:00 – 9:50Field, T.

EBIO 404-01General EcologyMWF10:00 – 10:50Sherry, T.

EBIO 411-01Tropical EcologyTR8:00 – 9:15Chambers, J.

EBIO 619-01Darwin and DarwinismTR7:00 – 9:00Darwin, S.

EBIO 633-01Plant-Animal InteractionsMW7:00 – 8:15Dyer, L.

EBIO 681-01EEB Journal ReviewF1:00 – 1:50Irschick, D.

EBIO 702-01Plant EcologyMWF9:00 – 9:50Field, T.

NOTE: Open to Grad Students Only

EBIO 704-01General EcologyMWF10:00 – 10:50Sherry, T.

NOTE: Open to Grad Students Only

EBIO 711-01Tropical EcologyTR8:00 – 9:15Chambers, J.

NOTE: Open to Grad Students Only

EBIO 718-01Plants and Human AffairsTR11:00 – 12:15Darwin, S

NOTE: Open to Grad Students Only

ECONOMICS

ECON 333-01Environment and Natural ResourcesTR2:00 – 3:15Langpap, C.

Note: Prerequisite ECON 101

ENGLISH

ENLS 443-01Caribbean LiteratureTR11:00 – 12:15Nair, S.

ENLS 444-01African American LiteratureMWF12:00 – 12:50Lewis, N.

ENLS 482-01Colonial/Post Colonial DiscrsM5:30 – 8:00Desai, G.

ENLS 482-02Colonial/Post Colonial DiscrsT5:30 – 8:00Desai, G.

FRENCH

FREN 307-01French around the WorldMWF11:00 – 11:50Klingler, T.

HAITIAN CREOLE (NOTE: HACR Language courses DO NOT fulfill LAST major/minor requirements)

HACR 111-01 Haitian Creole I TR3:30 – 4:45Roumer, M.

HACR 113-01Haitian Language and Culture ITR12:30 – 1:45Roumer, M.

NOTE: Prerequisite: Intermediate Haitian Creole

HISTORY

HISB 323-01Atlantic Slave TradeTR 11:00 – 12:15Adderley, R.

HISE 341-01Spain, 1369-1716TR12:30-1:45Boyden, J.

HISL 171-01Introduction to Latin American HistoryTR11:00 – 12:15Yeager, T.

HISL 171-02Introduction to Latin American HistoryMWF9:00 – 9:50Truitt, J.

HISL 171-03Introduction to Latin American HistoryMWF11:00 – 11:50Beauchamp

HISL 171-04Introduction to Latin American HistoryTR2:00 – 3:15Wolfe, J.

HISL 171-81Introduction to Latin American HistoryM6:00 – 9:00Kahr, C.

Note: Elmwood Campus

HISL 347-01Colonial Louisiana 1700-1812R5:45 – 8:25Menerary, W.

HISL 371-01Colonial Latin AmericaTR3:30 – 4:45Schroeder, S.

HISL 372-01Cultural History of Latin AmericaTR12:30 – 1:45Wolfe, J.

HISL 395-01Mexico Under DiazTR9:30 - 10:45MacLachlan, C.

HISL 395-02Inventing BrazilTBATBAMacLachlan, C.

HISL 395-03River History of South AmericaT2:00 – 4:15MacLachlan, C.

HISL 395-04Latin American DictatorsM2:00 – 4:15Yeager, T.

HISL 671-01Historical NahuatlW1:00 – 3:15Schroeder, S.

HISL 675-01Africans in the AmericasM1:00 – 3:30Adderley, R.

NOTE: Also listed as HISU 675-01

HISL 695-01Modern Chile and ArgentinaTR2:00 – 3:15Yeager, T.

HISL 695-02Religion in Colonial MexicoM1:00 - 3:15Schroeder, S.

HISL 761-02Comparative SlaveryT3:00 – 5:30Adderley, R.

HISL 775-01Sem in Central AmericaW3:00 – 5:30Wolfe, J.

Note: Open to graduate students only

HISU 369-01Afro-American History – 1865MWF10:00 – 10:50Adderley, R.

HISU 675-01Africans in the AmericasM1:00 – 3:30Adderley, R.

NOTE: Also listed as HISL 675-01

HISU 693-01History of New OrleansW1:00 – 3:00Powell

HISU 693-02Atlantic World, 1450 – 1804T1:00 – 3:00Clark, E.

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

INDV 661-01Environment and DevelopmentW6:00-9:00PMReith, C.

INDV 691-01Sustainable Human Development IITBATBA Samarasinghe, S.

NOTE: Open to grad students only; tech-assisted course

Instructor highly recommends INDV610 or strong ECON background

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES

LAST 101-01Introduction to Latin America MWF10:00 - 10:50Dudley, M

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST 101-02Introduction to Latin AmericaMWF11:00 – 11:50Montes, M.

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST 101-03Introduction to Latin AmericaMWF12:00 – 12:50Dudley, M.

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST 101-04Introduction to Latin AmericaMWF1:00 – 1:50Frazier, D.

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST 101-05Introduction toLatin AmericaTR11:00 – 12:15Lorenz, A.

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST 101-06Introduction to Latin AmericaTR12:30 – 1:45Miles, G.

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST 101-07Introduction to Latin AmericaTR2:00 – 3:15Lorenz, A.

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST101-08HIntroduction to Latin AmericaT3:30 - 6:00Huck, J.

NOTE: Open to honors students only

NOTE: Service Learning 4th credit LAST 389-01 Optional

LAST 389-01Service LearningTBA

NOTE: Optional 4th credit of co-requisite course LAST101staff

Open to all students enrolled in any section of LAST101

LAST 400-01Core SeminarW2:00-4:30Huck/Wolfe

NOTE: Open to senior majors only

With LAST488 fulfills Writing Intensive requirement

LAST 400-02Core SeminarR1:00-3:30Huck/Wolfe

NOTE: Open to senior majors only

With LAST488 fulfills Writing Intensive requirement

LAST457-00Internship

NOTE: Open to JR/SR majors only; register for course in department

LAST 488-01Writing Practicum

NOTE: co-requisite LAST 4001 credit course

LAST 491-00Independent StudiesTBATBAStaff

NOTE: Register for course in dept; inst. approval required

LAST 499-00HHonors ThesisTBATBAStaff

NOTE: Register for course in dept

LAST 696-01Indigenous MovementsW10:00 – 12:30Van Cott, D.

LAST 696-02Music of Latin America: the Andean CountriesMW12:00-1:15León, J.

LAST 696-03Music and Black Identity in the AmericasW3:30-6:00León, J.

LAST 700-01Core SeminarM2:00 - 4:30Huck/Reese

NOTE: Open to grad students only

LAST 796-00Special ProjectsTBATBAStaff

NOTE: Register for course in dept; inst. approval required

LAST 899-00Special OfferingTBATBA

NOTE: Register for course in dept.

LAST 998-01Master’s ResearchTBATBAStaff

NOTE: Non-graded; tuition is $250.00

LAST 999-01Dissertation ResearchTBATBAStaff

NOTE: Non-graded; tuition is $250.00

MARKETING

MKTG 465-01Global MarketingMWF4:00 – 4:50Mindak

NOTE: Prerequisite all core courses

MUSIC

MUSC 242-01 World MusicsTR12:30 – 1:45León, J.

MUSC 331-01 Music of Latin America: the Andean CountriesMW12:00 – 1:15León, J.

POLITICAL SCIENCE

POLS 301-04US – Latin American RelationsMWF8:00 – 8:50Kane-Love, C.

POLC 230-03Comparative PoliticsMWF4:00 – 4:50Reim, A.

POLC 230-04Comparative PoliticsMWF9:00 – 9:50Kane-Love, C.

POLC 335-01Latin American GovernmentsTR8:00 – 9:15Van Cott, D.

POLC 335-02Latin American GovernmentsTR12:30 – 1:45Van Cott, D.

POLC 341-01Politics and NationalismTR9:30 – 10:45Taras, R.

POLC 431-01Mexican Politics and GovernmentMWF1:00 - 1:50Kane-Love, C.

POLC 443-01Politics/New DemocraciesMW2:00 – 4:30Sullivan, J.

PORTUGUESE (NOTE: PORT courses below 300-level DO NOT fulfill LAST major/minor requirements)

PORT 112-01Intensive PortugueseMTWRF10:00-10:50Nascimento, R.

NOTE: 4 credit course

PORT 203-01Intermediate PortugueseTBATBADunn, C.

PORT 653-01Lusophone WorldM6:00 – 8:30Dunn, C.

PUBLIC HEALTH

ENHS 603-01Environmental Health for Developing CountriesW9:00 – 11:50Abdelghani

ENHS 603-02Environmental Health for Developing CountriesT2:00 – 4:40Abdelghani

ENHS 603-40Environmental Health for Developing CountriesTBATBAAbdelghani

ENHS 603-70Environmental Health for Developing CountriesWTBAAbdelghani

INHL 607-01Social Impact HIV/AIDSWFTBA Murphy, L./

NOTE: Course start date 01/17/06; Course end date 03/08/06Brown

INHL 611-01Health Econ for Developing CountriesMW10:00 – 12:40Hotchkiss, D.

NOTE: Course start date 03/09/06; Course end date 05/13/06

INHL 720-01Developing Issues: TheoryTR1:00 - 2:30Murphy, L./

NOTE: prerequisite INHL604Brown

NOTE: Course start date 01/17/06; Course end date 03/08/06

INHL 720-02Developing Issues: TheoryTR1:00 - 2:30Murphy, L./

NOTE: prerequisite INHL604Brown

NOTE: Course start date 03/09/06; Course end date 05/13/06

SPHL 603-01Global HealthTR9:00 – 10:30Macyntire, K./

NOTE: Course start date 01/17/06; Course end date 03/08/06Vanland

SPHL 603-02Global HealthTR9:00 – 10:30Macyntire, K./

NOTE: Course start date 03/09/06; Course end date 05/13/06Vanland

SOCIOLOGY

SOCI 147-01Global Social ChangeTR8:00 –9:15Viterna, J.

SOCI 147-02Global Social ChangeTR12:30 1:45Viterna, J.

SOCI 615-01Gangs, Gangsters, & Organized CrimeM2:00 - 4:30Huggins, M.

NOTE: for majors

SOCI 615-02Gangs, Gangsters, & Organized CrimeW2:00 - 4:30Huggins, M.

NOTE: for majors

SOCI 694-01Political Sociology of Latin AmericaT3:30 – 6:00Viterna, J.

NOTE: for majors

SOCI 695-01Sociology of MigrationM2:00 – 4:30Fussell, E.

Note: for majors; minors must get department approval before

Registering; prerequisite SOCI 304 & 322 or instructor approval

SPANISH

SPAN 313-01Introduction to Latin American CultureTR3:30 – 4:45Avelar, I.

SPAN 313-02Introduction to Latin American CultureTR2:00 – 3:15Avelar, I.

SPAN 327-01Readings in Spanish & Latin American LitMW3:00 – 4:15Charles, J.

SPAN 615-01Literature of the Spanish CaribbeanM3:30 – 6:00Miller, M.

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