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Sociolinguistic Voices: Identities in Text Talk — Canceled
Sociolinguistic Voices: Identities in Text and Talk — EDU2120.01
Sociological Imagination — SOC2204.01
Sociology of Education — SOC2205.01) (cancelled
Sociology of Education — SOC2205.01
Sociology of Home — SOC2206.01
Software Engineering for the Liberal and Visual Arts — CS4107.01
Software Product Development — CS2152.01
Software, Algorithms and Computability — CS4131.01
Solo Performance — DRA4322.01
Solo Performance - Telling My Story — DRA4322.01
Solo Performance: Telling My Story — DRA4322.01
Solo Performance: Telling My Story — DRA4322.01
Solo Performance: Telling My Story — DRA4322.01
Solo Performance: Telling My Story — DRA4322.01
Solving The Impossible: Breaking Bread — MED2118.01
Solving the Impossible: Intractable Conflicts — MED2106.01
Solving the Impossible: Mediation, Negotiation and Complex Systems — APA2191.01
This class will examine contemporary challenges through the lens of complex systems. The class will include a training in Mediation and Negotiation skills. Through readings, discussion, exercises and role-plays, the class will examine and deconstruct the complexities of current democratic and environmental issues related to local, national and global governance, We will
Somatic Movement Studies: The Family Tree — DAN4127.01
Something from Nothing — DRA2392.01
A class and a provocation: you can make stunningly beautiful, wildly theatrical work…with nothing except bodies, language, and the everyday objects that surround you. Drawing from plays with minimal production elements -- Martín Zimmerman’s On the Exhale, Spalding Gray’s Swimming to Cambodia, Diana Lynn Small’s Mad and a Goat, Suzan
Song Cycle — MCO4805.01
What makes a group of songs a “cycle”? Is it a theme, lyric, or simple proximity? Isn’t a song cycle just a concept album? In this course we’ll play through and recompose the literature about song cycles, from Schubert to Joanna Newsom’s Ys to many others. We’ll start by radically recomposing a