American Studies Major

American Studies is an interdisciplinary approach to the study of society and culture in the United States, which traces its roots in the academy to the early twentieth century. At Connecticut College, the program has three related emphases: the study of race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, and the critical examination of the role of the United States in the world. The American Studies major is affiliated with Unity House, the multicultural center at Connecticut College, the Center for the Critical Study of Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE), the Women’s Center, and the LGBTQ Center.

Requirements

The major consists of at least eleven courses, including four required courses. All courses in American Studies should be at the 200 level or higher with certain 100-level classes as listed below or as permitted by adviser or director.

Required Courses

One course from:

AMS 201D/CRE 201A/ENG 201D/HIS 201INTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES

4

and

AMS 465/HIS 465GLOBALZTN & AM CUL SINCE 1945

4

AMS 465: normally taken during the student’s senior year

One course in the study of race and ethnicity in the United States. Students may select:

AMS 206/CRE 206/HIS 209THEOR, RACE, ETH & INDIGENEITY

4

AHI 356/ANT 356/CRE 356IMAGIN OTHERNESS VISUAL CULTR

4

ANT 202/ES 203/AMS 202ARCHAEOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA

4

ANT 320/CRE 324/GWS 320ANTHRO OF SEXUALITY & GENDER

4

CRE 223/SOC 223ETHNIC AND RACE RELATIONS

4

DAN 434/GWS 434MAPPING BODIES

4

ENG 123/AFR 123/AMS 123/GWS 123INTRO TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT

4

EDU 223INTRO TO EDUCATIONAL STUDIES

4

EDU 313READING FOR JOY AND JUSTICE

4

ENG 242RACE AND LITERARY CRITICISM

4

ENG 336/AMS 336/ES 336HUMANS/OTHER ANIMALS IN US LIT

4

ENG 337/GWS 337THE LITERATURE OF PASSING

4

FLM 311/GWS 313REPRESENTING GENDER

4

HIS 204/AMS 204AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY ERA

4

HIS 205/AFR 205HISTORY OF THE SOUTH

4

HIS 120CC: THE AMERICAN WEST

4

HIS 214/AMS 214POLIT/CUL IN U.S.,1890 TO 1945

4

HIS 215/AMS 215/CRE 215POLIT/CULT IN U.S. SINCE 1945

4

HIS 225/AMS 225/CRE 225/AFR 225AFRICAN AMER HIST 1865-PRESENT

4

HIS 227/AMS 227/CRE 227AFRICAN AMER HIST 1619-1865

4

HIS 248/AMS 248NARRATIVES OF ILLNESS

4

HIS 253/AFR 253AFRICA IN THE AMERICAS

4

HIS 304HIST OF HIP HOP MUSIC & CULTUR

4

HIS 309/AFR 309/AMS 309/GWS 309HIST OF SLAVERY/EMANC IN AMER

4

HIS 313THE AMERICAN WEST SINCE 1890

4

HIS 341/AMS 341CRIME & PUNISHMNT IN U.S. HIST

4

HIS 450/AMS 450/CRE 450LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION

4

HIS 457/AMS 457NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICA

4

HIS 458/AMS 458/CRE 458CIV RIGHTS IN NORTH, 1925-1975

4

HIS 460/AMS 460/AFR 460BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLE

4

HIS 467HIST/POL OF RACISM/PUBL HEALTH

4

HMD 314/AFR 315MEDIA, SELF, AND SOCIETY

4

HMD 304/GWS 304CHILD & FAM SOCIAL POLICY

4

HMD 321/AFR 321/CRE 321/GWS 321CHILD/FAMIL MULTI-CUL SOC

4

HMD 415/GWS 415SOC POLICY ANALYSIS URBAN AMER

4

MUS 103/AMS 103THE AMERICAN STORY THRU MUSIC

4

MUS 117/AFR 117/AMS 117HISTORY OF JAZZ

4

SOC 203/CRE 203IMMIGRATION IN URBAN CONTEXT

4

SOC 208/AFR 208/CRE 208/GWS 209RACE/GENDER AND THE MASS MEDIA

4

SOC 212/GWS 211SEX, GENDER AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 215DRUGS AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 223/CRE 223ETHNIC AND RACE RELATIONS

4

SOC 293SOCIOLOGY OF INEQUALITY

4

SOC 310/CRE 310/AFR 310RACIAL IDENTITY IN AMERICA

4

SOC 364URBAN PROBLEMS

4

SOC 408MIDDLE CLASS MINORITIES

4

SPA 324/AMS 324HISPANICS IN THE U.S.

4

THE 241THEATER AND CULTURE I

4

or a different course as approved by the adviser or director

One course in the study of gender and sexuality. Students may select:

AMS 270/HIS 270/GWS 270HISTORY OF SEXUALITY IN THE US

4

ENG 337/GWS 337THE LITERATURE OF PASSING

4

FLM 311/GWS 313REPRESENTING GENDER

4

GWS 203INTRO TO QUEER STUDIES

4

GWS 207/AT 207BODY NARRATIVES, TECH, & MEDIA

4

GWS 221/SOC 221SOCIOLOGY OF SEXUALITIES

4

GWS 224/CRE 224TRANSNATNL WOMEN'S MOVEMNTS

4

GWS 260/GER 260CC: GLOBAL CREATIVITIES

4

GOV 250GENDER AND U.S. POLITICS

4

HIS 209/AMS 206/CRE 206THEOR, RACE, ETH & INDIGENEITY

4

HIS 218/AMS 218GLOBAL QUEER HISTORIES

4

HIS 341/AMS 341CRIME & PUNISHMNT IN U.S. HIST

4

PSY 203PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN

4

SOC 212/GWS 211SEX, GENDER AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 324/GWS 324GENDER, CULTURE, AND THE BODY

4

or a different course as approved by the adviser or director

Two courses from the lists below that treat the United States in Comparative, Transnational, Hemospheric, or Global Perspective (immediately below), and the list on Latin America or the Caribbean.

Courses that treat the United States in Comparative, Transnational, Hemospheric, or Global Perspective.

ANT 307/ES 307ENVIRONMENTAL ANTHROPOLOGY

4

ANT 350WORLDS OF FOOD

4

ANT 356/AHI 356/CRE 356IMAGIN OTHERNESS VISUAL CULTR

4

ANT 370/FRH 370DECOLONIZING PLACE AND NATURE

4

ANT 450CULTIVATING CHANGE

4

AHI 261LATE 20TH C ART

4

ECO 212/ES 212ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS

4

ECO 219WAGES, INCOME, AND INEQUALITY

4

ECO 247URBAN & REGIONAL ECONOMICS

4

ECO 250ECONOMIC JUSTICE

4

ECO 332OPEN MACRO: EMERGING ECONOMIES

4

ENG 137FICTIONS OF EMPIRE

4

ENG 314/CRE 313THE NOVEL AND GLOBALIZATION

4

ENG 356/AMS 356/ES 345RADICAL DIETS IN US LITERATURE

4

ES 251/GOV 251ENVIRON ACTIVISM/POL IMPACT

4

ES 493K/BOT 493KECOLOGICAL RESTORATION

4

ES 493U/GOV 493UENVIRON JUST IN GLOBL PERSP

4

GWS 203INTRO TO QUEER STUDIES

4

GWS 224/CRE 224TRANSNATNL WOMEN'S MOVEMNTS

4

GOV 205INSURGENCY & COUNTERINSURGNCY

4

GOV 215THE U.S. AND VIETNAM

4

GOV 228TERRORISM

4

GOV 307THE POLITICS OF REFUGEES

4

GOV 324HUMAN RIGHTS IN WORLD POL

4

GOV 337COMPARATIVE SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

4

GOV 348INT'L POLITICAL ECONOMY

4

GOV 493U/ES 493UENVIRON JUST IN GLOBL PERSP

4

GOV 493VNAT'L DIVERSITY/GLOBL CAPIT

4

HIS 128CC:WORLD WAR I/MAK OF MOD WRLD

4

HIS 203/AMS 203COLONIAL HIST OF NORTH AM

4

HIS 204/AMS 204AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY ERA

4

HIS 250ISS HIST MOD AFR 1884-PRES

4

HIS 253/AFR 253AFRICA IN THE AMERICAS

4

HIS 309/AFR 309/AMS 309/GWS 309HIST OF SLAVERY/EMANC IN AMER

4

HIS 324/EAS 324CHINESE PROTEST PAST & PRESENT

4

HIS 325/EAS 325HUMAN RIGHTS IN CHINA

4

HIS 334/AMS 334HISTORICIZING 9/11

4

HIS 423/AMS 423FROM SUBJUGATION TO SCIENCE

4

HIS 428/AMS 428/EAS 428DEBATING CHINA'S GLOBALIZATION

4

HIS 448/GWS 448PROSTITUTN/SEX-SLAV SINCE 1850

4

HIS 467HIST/POL OF RACISM/PUBL HEALTH

4

HMD 416/GWS 416/AFR 426/CRE 416DECOLONIZING SELF AND CULTURE

4

MUS 108/ANT 108MUSIC OF THE WORLD

4

PSY 450SEMINAR IN SOCIAL PSYCH

4

SOC 400/AFR 400/AMS 400/GWS 400/GIS 401THE SOCIOLOGY OF GLOBALIZATION

4

SLA 260REVOLUTION AND CULTURE

4

or other courses with permission of advisor or director

ECO 212: formerly ECO 307

ECO 219: formerly ECO 319

 

Courses on Latin America or the Caribbean

Requirements List
ECO 224/GOV 224EMERGING ECON IN ASIA & LAT AM

4

ECO 235GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT

4

ECO 237/SPA 237ECON GROWTH/DEVEL IN LAT AMER

4

ECO 332OPEN MACRO: EMERGING ECONOMIES

4

ECO 430GROWTH/PROMISE IN LAT AMER

4

ECO 440TOPICS IN NEW GLOBAL ECONOMY

4

GOV 224/ECO 224EMERGING ECON IN ASIA & LAT AM

4

HIS 114LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN

4

HIS 212"RACE" COLONIAL LATIN AMER

4

HIS 219/CRE 219REVOLUTIONS IN LATIN AMERICA

4

HIS 220/GWS 222GENDER IN THE ANDES AND MEXICO

4

HIS 252/CRE 252/ES 252/GWS 252SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ENVIRONMENT

4

HIS 257/AMS 257/CRE 257/SPA 257LATINOS IN THE UNITED STATES

4

HIS 344/CRE 344/SPA 344DIALOGUE BET SPAIN & AMERICAS

4

HIS 450/AMS 450/CRE 450LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION

4

SPA 305/ES 305/GWS 305ECO-FEMINSM & RESTNCE IN AMER

4

SPA 309LATIN AMERICA IN FILM

4

SPA 310LIT OF HISPANIC CARIBBEAN

4

SPA 316RELIGION/VIOLENCE LATIN AM

4

SPA 317YOUTH IN SPANISH AMERICA

4

SPA 318U.S. LATINO ID IN ARTS/POP CUL

4

SPA 321LATIN AM RELIGIONS IN ACTION

4

SPA 324/AMS 324HISPANICS IN THE U.S.

4

SPA 333/GWS 333/CRE 334U.S. LATINO URB YOUTH NARRATVS

4

SPA 433SPECIAL TOPICS

4

SOC 414POST-AUTHORITARIAN BRAZIL

4

Also required are:

  • Five courses from a single area of concentration at the 200 level or higher
  • Thirty hours minimum of service learning, internship, fieldwork, or community service fulfilled under the auspices of a college certificate program, college course, Career Enhancing Life Skills (CELS) internship program, or Office of Volunteers for Community Service (OVCS) community activity.

 

Advisers: M. A. Borrelli, D. Canton, J. Downs, R. Flores, K. Gonzalez Rice, D. Kim, C. Stock

Critical Race and Ethnicity Concentration

This concentration explores the formation of racial and ethnic categories and identities over time, across geographic space, and within the cultures of the United States and its borderlands. It examines the political, economic, and social effects of these categories, as they are complicated by the forces of nationality, gender, sexuality, and class. It also explores the history of anti-racism and other social movements for freedom.

Students must choose five courses from the following list for this concentration:

AHI 356/ANT 356/CRE 356IMAGIN OTHERNESS VISUAL CULTR

4

AMS 206/CRE 206/HIS 209THEOR, RACE, ETH & INDIGENEITY

4

ANT 202/ES 203/AMS 202ARCHAEOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA

4

ANT 320/CRE 324/GWS 320ANTHRO OF SEXUALITY & GENDER

4

ANT 350WORLDS OF FOOD

4

CRE 223/SOC 223ETHNIC AND RACE RELATIONS

4

DAN 434/GWS 434MAPPING BODIES

4

EDU 223INTRO TO EDUCATIONAL STUDIES

4

EDU 313READING FOR JOY AND JUSTICE

4

ENG 123/AFR 123/AMS 123/GWS 123INTRO TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT

4

ENG 242RACE AND LITERARY CRITICISM

4

ENG 336/AMS 336/ES 336HUMANS/OTHER ANIMALS IN US LIT

4

ENG 337/GWS 337THE LITERATURE OF PASSING

4

FLM 311/GWS 313REPRESENTING GENDER

4

GOV 250GENDER AND U.S. POLITICS

4

HIS 204/AMS 204AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY ERA

4

HIS 205/AFR 205HISTORY OF THE SOUTH

4

HIS 120CC: THE AMERICAN WEST

4

HIS 214/AMS 214POLIT/CUL IN U.S.,1890 TO 1945

4

HIS 215/AMS 215/CRE 215POLIT/CULT IN U.S. SINCE 1945

4

HIS 225/AMS 225/CRE 225/AFR 225AFRICAN AMER HIST 1865-PRESENT

4

HIS 227/AMS 227/CRE 227AFRICAN AMER HIST 1619-1865

4

HIS 248/AMS 248NARRATIVES OF ILLNESS

4

HIS 253/AFR 253AFRICA IN THE AMERICAS

4

HIS 304HIST OF HIP HOP MUSIC & CULTUR

4

HIS 309/AFR 309/AMS 309/GWS 309HIST OF SLAVERY/EMANC IN AMER

4

HIS 313THE AMERICAN WEST SINCE 1890

4

HIS 341/AMS 341CRIME & PUNISHMNT IN U.S. HIST

4

HIS 450/AMS 450/CRE 450LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION

4

HIS 457/AMS 457NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICA

4

HIS 458/AMS 458/CRE 458CIV RIGHTS IN NORTH, 1925-1975

4

HIS 460/AMS 460/AFR 460BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLE

4

HIS 467HIST/POL OF RACISM/PUBL HEALTH

4

HMD 304/GWS 304CHILD & FAM SOCIAL POLICY

4

HMD 306/CRE 306LANGUAGE, NARRATIVE, AND SELF

4

HMD 314/AFR 315MEDIA, SELF, AND SOCIETY

4

HMD 321/AFR 321/CRE 321/GWS 321CHILD/FAMIL MULTI-CUL SOC

4

HMD 415/GWS 415SOC POLICY ANALYSIS URBAN AMER

4

MUS 103/AMS 103THE AMERICAN STORY THRU MUSIC

4

MUS 117/AFR 117/AMS 117HISTORY OF JAZZ

4

SOC 203/CRE 203IMMIGRATION IN URBAN CONTEXT

4

SOC 223/CRE 223ETHNIC AND RACE RELATIONS

4

SOC 212/GWS 211SEX, GENDER AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 310/CRE 310/AFR 310RACIAL IDENTITY IN AMERICA

4

SOC 364URBAN PROBLEMS

4

SPA 324/AMS 324HISPANICS IN THE U.S.

4

SOC 208/AFR 208/CRE 208/GWS 209RACE/GENDER AND THE MASS MEDIA

4

SOC 215DRUGS AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 293SOCIOLOGY OF INEQUALITY

4

SOC 408MIDDLE CLASS MINORITIES

4

THE 241THEATER AND CULTURE I

4

or other courses with permission of advisor or director

ANT 482: formerly ANT 382

 

Expressive Arts and Cultural Studies Concentration

This concentration explores the ways in which diverse people in the United States have found meaning through literature, the arts, and popular culture. It also examines the ways texts and images have represented American identity both to Americans and to others in this hemisphere and around the world.

Students must choose five courses from the following list for this concentration:

ANT 229/MUS 229MUSIC, CULTURE, AND EXPERIENCE

4

ANT 350WORLDS OF FOOD

4

ANT 356/AHI 356/CRE 356IMAGIN OTHERNESS VISUAL CULTR

4

AHI 261LATE 20TH C ART

4

AHI 276/ARC 276AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE

4

AHI 280/ANT 279/MSM 280INTRODUCTION TO MUSEUM STUDIES

4

AHI 281/ANT 281CURRENT ISSUES MUSEUM STUDIES

4

AHI 356/ANT 356/CRE 356IMAGIN OTHERNESS VISUAL CULTR

4

AHI 440ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY ART

4

DAN 434/GWS 434MAPPING BODIES

4

ENG 123/AFR 123/AMS 123/GWS 123INTRO TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT

4

ENG 137FICTIONS OF EMPIRE

4

ENG 207/AMS 207INTRO AMER LIT: 19TH CENTURY

4

ENG 208/AMS 208INTRO TO AM LIT: 20TH C & PRES

4

ENG 240READING & WRITING POEMS

4

ENG 242RACE AND LITERARY CRITICISM

4

ENG 314/CRE 313THE NOVEL AND GLOBALIZATION

4

ENG 329RACE, NATION, EMPIRE 18TH CENT

4

ENG 336/AMS 336/ES 336HUMANS/OTHER ANIMALS IN US LIT

4

ENG 337/GWS 337THE LITERATURE OF PASSING

4

FLM 101INT FLM ST: HOW TO READ FLM

4

FLM 202STUDIES IN FILM CULTURE

4

FLM 311/GWS 313REPRESENTING GENDER

4

FLM 220DOCUMENTARY THRY & PRODUCTN

4

FLM 395W/GWS 356FEMINISMS IN AMER POP CULT

4

FLM 493CSTUDIES IN CULT AND CAMP

4

GWS 356/FLM 395WFEMINISMS IN AMER POP CULT

4

SPA 309LATIN AMERICA IN FILM

4

SPA 324/AMS 324HISPANICS IN THE U.S.

4

HIS 214/AMS 214POLIT/CUL IN U.S.,1890 TO 1945

4

HIS 215/AMS 215/CRE 215POLIT/CULT IN U.S. SINCE 1945

4

HIS 304HIST OF HIP HOP MUSIC & CULTUR

4

HIS 313THE AMERICAN WEST SINCE 1890

4

HMD 314/AFR 315MEDIA, SELF, AND SOCIETY

4

MUS 103/AMS 103THE AMERICAN STORY THRU MUSIC

4

MUS 117/AFR 117/AMS 117HISTORY OF JAZZ

4

THE 231/AMS 231USA PLAYS/AMERICAN DRAMA

4

THE 241THEATER AND CULTURE I

4

THE 266/DAN 263/AMS 266/MUS 266CC: PERFORM DIFF AMER MUSICAL

4

or other courses with permission of advisor or director

Politics, Society, and Policy Concentration

This concentration focuses on the development of social and political theories and policies that have tried to identify difference in human society.

Students must choose five courses from the following list for this concentration:

AHI 281/ANT 281CURRENT ISSUES MUSEUM STUDIES

4

AMS 450/HIS 450/CRE 450LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION

4

ANT 202/ES 203/AMS 202ARCHAEOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA

4

ANT 234/BOT 234/ES 234S AMER CULTURES & ENVIRONMENT

4

ANT 330/CRE 330ANTHROPOLOGY OF TOURISM

4

ANT 350WORLDS OF FOOD

4

ECO 247URBAN & REGIONAL ECONOMICS

4

ECO 255BEHAVIORAL FINANCE

4

ECO 314ANTITRUST ECONOMICS/POLICY

4

ECO 326ECO HIS/HIS ECO THGHT II

4

ECO 402ECONOMICS OF DISCRIMINATION

4

ECO 409WOMEN AND WORK

4

EDU 223INTRO TO EDUCATIONAL STUDIES

4

EDU 313READING FOR JOY AND JUSTICE

4

ENG 242RACE AND LITERARY CRITICISM

4

ES 258/GOV 258U.S. ENVIRON POLICY/POLITICS

4

ES 493EINDIG PEOP, SUST DEV&BIODIVR

4

ES 493U/GOV 493UENVIRON JUST IN GLOBL PERSP

4

GWS 224/CRE 224TRANSNATNL WOMEN'S MOVEMNTS

4

GOV 111U.S. GOVERNMENT & POLITICS

4

GOV 205INSURGENCY & COUNTERINSURGNCY

4

GOV 212CONGRESS

4

GOV 214/PHI 244MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT

4

GOV 215THE U.S. AND VIETNAM

4

GOV 221POLIT PARTIES,CAMPAIGNS,ELECT

4

GOV 228TERRORISM

4

GOV 250GENDER AND U.S. POLITICS

4

GOV 251/ES 251ENVIRON ACTIVISM/POL IMPACT

4

GOV 252US FOREIGN POLICY

4

GOV 258/ES 258U.S. ENVIRON POLICY/POLITICS

4

GOV 284POLITICS OF BUREAUCRACY

4

GOV 304AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT

4

GOV 493Z/GIS 400THE IRAQ WAR

4

GWS 203INTRO TO QUEER STUDIES

4

GWS 207/AT 207BODY NARRATIVES, TECH, & MEDIA

4

GWS 224/CRE 224TRANSNATNL WOMEN'S MOVEMNTS

4

HIS 209/AMS 206/CRE 206THEOR, RACE, ETH & INDIGENEITY

4

HIS 214/AMS 214POLIT/CUL IN U.S.,1890 TO 1945

4

HIS 215/AMS 215/CRE 215POLIT/CULT IN U.S. SINCE 1945

4

HIS 218/AMS 218GLOBAL QUEER HISTORIES

4

HIS 248/AMS 248NARRATIVES OF ILLNESS

4

HIS 253/AFR 253AFRICA IN THE AMERICAS

4

HIS 304HIST OF HIP HOP MUSIC & CULTUR

4

HIS 313THE AMERICAN WEST SINCE 1890

4

HIS 334/AMS 334HISTORICIZING 9/11

4

HIS 341/AMS 341CRIME & PUNISHMNT IN U.S. HIST

4

HIS 450/AMS 450/CRE 450LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION

4

HIS 467HIST/POL OF RACISM/PUBL HEALTH

4

HMD 103/AFR 104/GWS 102CHILD RIGHTS/PUBLIC POLICY

4

HMD 314/AFR 315MEDIA, SELF, AND SOCIETY

4

HMD 321/AFR 321/CRE 321/GWS 321CHILD/FAMIL MULTI-CUL SOC

4

HMD 414ELDER ABUSE

4

HMD 415/GWS 415SOC POLICY ANALYSIS URBAN AMER

4

PSY 206SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

4

PSY 212/NEU 212DRUGS & BEHAVIOR

4

SOC 203/CRE 203IMMIGRATION IN URBAN CONTEXT

4

SOC 208/AFR 208/CRE 208/GWS 209RACE/GENDER AND THE MASS MEDIA

4

SOC 209SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

4

SOC 212/GWS 211SEX, GENDER AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 215DRUGS AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 223/CRE 223ETHNIC AND RACE RELATIONS

4

SOC 227LAW AND SOCIETY

4

SOC 293SOCIOLOGY OF INEQUALITY

4

SOC 310/CRE 310/AFR 310RACIAL IDENTITY IN AMERICA

4

SOC 364URBAN PROBLEMS

4

SOC 408MIDDLE CLASS MINORITIES

4

SPA 493GSPANGLISH AS IDENTITY

4

THE 199/AMS 199/GWS 199CC:THEATR OF THE AIDS EPIDEMIC

4

THE 266/DAN 263/AMS 266/MUS 266CC: PERFORM DIFF AMER MUSICAL

4

or other courses with permission of advisor or director