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The Slow Burn — LIT4171.01
The Social Life of Crude Oil — ANT4118.01
The Social Life of Photographs — PHO4133.01
This studio/ seminar invites students to engage both creatively and critically, by making work and through readings and discussions. Throughout the course, students will consider the social life of photographs, with particular emphasis on past and present ways of making and
The Social Life of Trash — ANT4126.01
The Social Natures of Crude Oil — APA4127.01
The Social Psychology of Systems of Domination in the U.S. — PSY4250.01
Social psychology is the scientific study of how people think about, influence, and relate to one another. This course will explore social thinking, influence, and social relations that shape our lived experiences through a U.S. contextual lens. Social psychologists are increasingly concerned with the effects of the various systems of
The Songwriter's Guitar — MIN4362.01
The Songwriters Guitar — MIN4362.01
Self-taught guitar playing often begins with the recognition of simple patterns, evolving into complexity. These patterns, while helping us gain familiarity, can eventually become a constrictive box, requiring new material to refresh the old. How do we make a song more effective through focusing on guitar, how can we make a song find its
The Songwriter’s Guitar — MIN4362.01
The Spanish Avant-Garde. From "Avignon Street" to "Guernica" — SPA4216.01
The Special Immigrant Visa Program: A Research Seminar and Case Study of Immigration Reform — ANT4119.01
The State of American Democracy and the November 2024 Elections — POP2357.03
The Study Center for Group Work: Threeing — APA2214.01
The Textual City — SPA4704.01
The Textual City — SPA4805.01
The Textual City — SPA4805.01
The Theory and Practice of Hardware Hacking — CS4121.01
The Third Decade of Life — PSY2241.01
The Third Decade of Life — PSY2241.01
The Thousand and One Nights and the Roots of Fabulism — LIT2565.01
The Tudor Box — MCO2123.01
The Tuning in The Trees — MUS4279.01
The Tuning in the Trees is an advanced seminar in microtonality that treats tuning systems as both technical structures and living landscapes. Students will explore how musical intervals emerge from natural patterns—such as tree bifurcations, harmonic ratios, and number sequences—while engaging deeply with Just intonation, Meantone,