PLACE 2012-2013 "Legacies of War"

PLACE supports innovative teaching that explores the chosen theme in an integrated, interdisciplinary fashion.

Courses directly related to the theme or taught by PLACE fellows:

AAVC 310 Modern Art 1863-1945, Winkenweder

ECON 332 Development Economics, Schuck

ECON 342 Natural Resource Economics, Schuck

ENGL 305 Diverse Voices: Women Writers, Seidman

HIST 355 American Empire, Buckingham

INQS Terrorists, Smith

INQS What is Good Citizenship?, Mertes

INQS Game Theory in Popular Culture, Nordstrom

INQS What to Listen For in the World, Paddock

INQS Mediation: Modern Monks, Fiordalis

INQS Votes for Women, Marshall

INQS Nuclear Society, Murray

MSCM 333 Mass Media and Society, Sivek

POLS 210 International Politics, Cottrel

POLS 365 Topics: The Presidency

POLS 370 Topics: War, Gender, and Politics, Nowacki

   

Courses in which the PLACE theme is relevant, but not the course focus:

AAVC 242 Digital Media in Visual Arts

ANTH 105 Human Biology & Evolution, Smith

ANTH 111 Cultural Anthropology, Love & Cornett

ECON 331 International Economics, Summers

HIST 122 History of World Civilizations, Glasco

HIST 150 Survey of US History, Snyder & Madden

HIST 267 Intro to US Women’s History, Wadewitz

PHIL 160 Philosophy of East and West, Fiordalis

PHIL 210 Sport, Philosophy, and Society, Ilundain

POLS 201 American Politics

POLS 330 Politics and the Arts, Cottrell

PSYC 287 Intro to Personality Psych

PSYC 340 Topics: Child Abuse and Domestic Violence

RELS 110 Approaches to Religion, Snyder and Millar

SOAN 205 Gender and Society, Miller

For more information on course offerings, visit the Office of the Registrar website.