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English and Modern Languages

Courses

• •  CN 103 - Elementary Chinese I
• •  CN 104 - Elementary Chinese II
• •  EN 105 - First Year Writing Seminar I: Critical Reading, Writing and Thinking Across Contexts
• •  EN 106 - First Year Writing Seminar II: Academic Research and Writing
• •  EN 115 - Writing Studio I
• •  EN 116 - Writing Studio II
• •  EN 201 - Introduction to Literature
• •  EN 204 - Writing for Online Environments
• •  EN 205 - Introduction to English Studies
• •  EN 207 - Professional and Technical Editing
• •  EN 221 - African-American Literature
• •  EN 231 - Introduction to Language
• •  EN 232 - Introduction to Poetry
• •  EN 233 - Introduction to Drama
• •  EN 234 - Introduction to Fiction
• •  EN 304 - Special Topics in Language and Literature
• •  EN 306* - Professional Writing in the Disciplines
• •  EN 306A - Scientific and Technical Writing
• •  EN 306B - Business Communications
• •  EN 306C - Writing and Research in Your Academic Field
• •  EN 307 - Professional Writing in English Studies
• •  EN 311 - Creative Writing
• •  EN 315 - Knights and Ladies, Priests and Peasants
• •  EN 316 - Revolution and Empire: British Literature from 1660-1900
• •  EN 317 - American Literature from Puritans to Abolitionists
• •  EN 318 - Dreams and Identities: American Literature from 1865 to Today
• •  EN 320 - Adolescent Literature
• •  EN 324 - Modern British and European Literature
• •  EN 325 - Modern Grammar
• •  EN 340 - Shakespeare Then and Now
• •  EN 341 - Literature and Film
• •  EN 354 - Reading and Writing Nonfiction Prose
• •  EN 355 - International Literature
• •  EN 356 - Women’s Literature
• •  EN 370 - History and Practice of Rhetoric
• •  EN 380 - Literary Theory and Criticism
• •  EN 384 - Professional Learning Experience for English
• •  EN 387 - Theory and Teaching of Writing
• •  EN 411 - Advanced Creative Writing
• •  EN 485 - Senior Portfolio
• •  EN 490 - Capstone Seminar
• •  FR 103 - Elementary French I
• •  FR 104 - Elementary French II
• •  FR 201 - Intermediate French I
• •  FR 202 - Intermediate French II
• •  FR 310 - Independent Readings in French
• •  GE 103 - Elementary German I
• •  GE 104 - Elementary German II
• •  GE 201 - Intermediate German I
• •  GE 202 - Intermediate German II
• •  ML 100-300 - Exploring Modern Languages
• •  ML 235 - Survey of European Literature
• •  ML 251 - Heroes and Rebels in Early European Literature
• •  ML 315 - Selected Topics in Literature and Culture
• •  PK 103 - College Reading Improvement
• •  PK 117 - Principles of Composition in Review
• •  SP 103 - Elementary Spanish I
• •  SP 104 - Elementary Spanish II
• •  SP 110 - Spanish for Health Care Professionals
• •  SP 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
• •  SP 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
• •  SP 203 - Business Spanish I
• •  SP 204 - Business Spanish II
• •  SP 205 - Issues in International Business
• •  SP 213 - Spanish for Health Care I
• •  SP 214 - Spanish for Health Care II
• •  SP 294 - Intermediate Spanish Conversation
• •  SP 295 - Intermediate Spanish Composition
• •  SP 301 - Advanced Spanish Conversation
• •  SP 302 - Advanced Grammar and Composition
• •  SP 310 - Independent Readings in Spanish
• •  SP 311 - Culture and Civilization of Spain
• •  SP 312 - Cultures and Civilization of Spanish America and the Hispanic Caribbean
• •  SP 320 - U.S. Latino Cultures and Literatures
• •  SP 322 - Reading Cervantes’ Masterpiece: Don Quixote
• •  SP 384 - Professional Service Learning Experience for Spanish
• •  SP 394 - Introduction to the Literature of Spain
• •  SP 395 - Introduction to the Literatures of Spanish America and the Hispanic Caribbean
• •  SP 399 - The Major Capstone Project

Communication, Journalism, Public Relations

Courses

• •  CA 103 - Public Speaking
• •  CA 104 - Interpersonal Communication I
• •  CA 105 - Introduction to Human Communication
• •  CA 116 - Media and Society
• •  CA 200 - Interviewing Theories and Practice
• •  CA 202 - Fundamentals of Writing for Media
• •  CA 203 - Multimedia Practicum I: Content Development
• •  CA 218 - Public Relations
• •  CA 224 - Digital Media Skills
• •  CA 233 - Introduction to Leadership
• •  CA 235 - Multicultural Communication
• •  CA 237 - Introduction to Organizational Communication
• •  CA 241 - Photography I
• •  CA 301 - Interpersonal Communication II
• •  CA 302 - Communication Ethics and Law
• •  CA 303 - Multimedia Practicum II: Editing and Strategic Communication
• •  CA 309 - Training in Organizations
• •  CA 316 - Writing and Reporting on Multiple Platforms
• •  CA 318 - Public Relations II
• •  CA 319 - Writing for Feature, Public Relations, and Documentary
• •  CA 320 - Global and Civic Reporting
• •  CA 321 - Interpersonal Conflict Solution
• •  CA 322 - Media Analysis and Criticism
• •  CA 324 - Advanced Multimedia Production
• •  CA 326 - Editing and Design for Media and Public Relations
• •  CA 327 - Persuasive Communication
• •  CA 341 - Photography II
• •  CA 348 - Theories of Communication
• •  CA 360 - Sports Communication in a Digital Age
• •  CA 380 - Advertising
• •  CA 382 - Communication Research Methods
• •  CA 392 - Organizational Leadership
• •  CA 402 - Organizational Communication
• •  CA 403 - Multimedia Practicum III: Major Project in Journalism, Photography or Public Relations
• •  CA 404 - Seminar: Special Topics in Communication Arts
• •  CA 405 - Communication and Gender
• •  CA 441 - Photojournalism
• •  CA 450 - Seminar: Special Topics in Journalism
• •  CA 451 - Communication and Leadership in Groups and Teams
• •  CA 455 - Seminar in Journalism Education
• •  CA 475 - Case Studies in Communication Leadership
• •  CA 490A - Professional Learning Experience: Journalism
• •  CA 490B - Professional Learning Experience: Broadcasting
• •  CA 490C - Professional Learning Experience: Public Relations
• •  CA 490D - Professional Learning Experience: Organizational Communication
• •  CA 490E - Professional Learning Experience: Communication Consulting
• •  CA 490F - Professional Learning Experience: Sports Communication
• •  CA 491 - Senior Research Project
• •  CA 493 - Leadership for Civic Engagement
• •  PC 202 - Introduction to Peace Studies
• •  PC 300 - Nations At War: People of Peace
• •  PC 308 - Religion, Conflict and Visions of Peace
• •  PC 315 - Global Peace Issues
• •  PC 321 - Interpersonal Conflict Resolution
• •  PC 385 - The History of Peace

Art & Design

Courses

• •  AR 115 - Introduction to the Visual Arts
• •  AR 140 - Drawing I
• •  AR 142 - Two-Dimensional Design: Black & White Basic
• •  AR 143 - Three-Dimensional Design
• •  AR 144 - Color Theory
• •  AR 215 - Art History I
• •  AR 216 - Art History II
• •  AR 218 - Graphic Design Software
• •  AR 221 - Ceramics I
• •  AR 231 - Graphic Design Studio I
• •  AR 240 - Drawing II
• •  AR 241 - Photography I
• •  AR 270 - Fiber I
• •  AR 280 - Painting I
• •  AR 282 - Visual Communications I
• •  AR 283 - Introduction to Interior Design
• •  AR 288 - Visual Communications II
• •  AR 289 - Fundamentals of Interior Design
• •  AR 290 - Interior Design Materials and Resources
• •  AR 296 - Textiles for Interior Design
• •  AR 298 - History of the Designed Environment: Antiquity to Mid-Nineteenth Century
• •  AR 300 - Graphic Design Principles II: Typography & Design
• •  AR 310 - Illustration
• •  AR 313 - Independent Study in Art or Design
• •  AR 315 - Special Topics in Art or Design
• •  AR 316 - Modern Art
• •  AR 317 - World Art
• •  AR 319 - History of Graphic Design
• •  AR 321 - Ceramics II
• •  AR 323 - Renaissance and Baroque Art
• •  AR 328 - Graphic Design Principles: Identity
• •  AR 331 - Graphic Design Studio II: Computer Imaging
• •  AR 335 - 3D Animation for Design
• •  AR 340 - Drawing III
• •  AR 341 - Photography II
• •  AR 371 - Fiber II
• •  AR 380 - Painting II
• •  AR 382 - Drawing Systems I
• •  AR 383 - Furniture Design
• •  AR 388 - Drawing Systems II
• •  AR 389 - Commercial Interiors
• •  AR 390 - History of the Designed Environment: Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Present
• •  AR 392 - Human Factors in Interior Design
• •  AR 393 - Lighting Fundamentals for Interior Design
• •  AR 415 - Internship in Art or Design
• •  AR 418 - Graphic Design Studio III: Advanced Typography
• •  AR 420 - Ceramics III
• •  AR 427 - Web Page Design: Digital Environment
• •  AR 440 - Drawing IV
• •  AR 470 - Fiber III
• •  AR 480 - Painting III
• •  AR 481 - Painting IV
• •  AR 491 - Interior Design Professional Practice
• •  AR 495 - Building Construction Systems
• •  AR 496 - Graphic Design Studio VI: Senior Studio/Portfolio
• •  AR 497 - Senior Seminar in Fine Art
• •  AR 498 - Senior Studio: Directed Topics and Research
• •  AR 499 - Senior Seminar: Thesis Project, Portfolio and Exhibition.
• •  TH 100 - Introduction to Theatre
• •  TH 101 - Basic Principles of Acting
• •  TH 105 - Oral Communication
• •  TH 115 - Technical Theatre Production
• •  TH 201 - Voice and Speech
• •  TH 216 - Principles of Directing
• •  TH 217 - Basic Principles of Theatrical Design
• •  TH 223 - Acting/Technical Theatre Workshop I
• •  TH 302 - Creative Drama
• •  TH 306 - Acting Beyond Prejudice
• •  TH 311 - Intermediate Acting
• •  TH 316 - Directing II
• •  TH 317 - Design II
• •  TH 321 - Advanced Acting
• •  TH 323 - Acting/Technical Workshop II
• •  TH 341 - Theatrical History and Literature to 1800
• •  TH 342 - Theatrical History and Literature from the 1800s to the Present
• •  TH 400 - Special TopiCS in Theatre
• •  TH 490 - Theatre Internship
• •  TH 495 - Senior Project (Capstone Course)

International Center for Music

Courses

• •  MU 105 - Ensemble
• •  MU 120 - Chamber Music
• •  MU 130 - Collaboration
• •  MU 205 - Music Appreciation
• •  MU 210 - Music in a Global Society
• •  MU 220 - Musicianship Development
• •  MU 221 - Music Theory I
• •  MU 222 - Music Theory II
• •  MU 230 - Performance
• •  MU 260 - Introduction to Music
• •  MU 280 - Orchestra
• •  MU 290 - Applied Music
• •  MU 320 - Chamber Music
• •  MU 321 - Music Theory III
• •  MU 322 - Music Theory IV
• •  MU 330 - Collaboration
• •  MU 345 - Music History: Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque
• •  MU 346 - Music History: Classic, Romantic and Modern
• •  MU 355 - Orchestral Repertoire
• •  MU 356 - Orchestral Repertoire (Majors only)
• •  MU 360 - Special Topics
• •  MU 365 - Orchestration
• •  MU 374 - Directed Study
• •  MU 415 - Independent Study in Music
• •  MU 420 - Musicianship Development
• •  MU 430 - Performance
• •  MU 449 - Music Management Workshop
• •  MU 455 - Orchestral Repertoire
• •  MU 456 - Orchestral Repertoire
• •  MU 480 - Orchestra
• •  MU 490 - Applied Music

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