Studies of the Arts and Literature

History of Photography
56:606:608:H7
Hybrid Course
Sakai Platform
JBMDL
W 6 pm – 8:40 pm
7/9-8/20/2014
Web-enhanced course with limited in-class sessions
Professor Florence Quideau

This course will examine the history of photography from its early foundations during the Renaissance, its invention in the 19th century, its shift from science to fine art, its importance in recording history influence on art theory in the 21st century. We will focus on photojournalism, portraiture, science vs. art, Pictorialism, mass media, and documentary photography, among others. Students will gain a general level of knowledge, understanding and appreciation for the artistic practice of photography and its history. Prior knowledge of Art History is not required.

Studies in Non-Western Cultures and Society

History of Africa since 1800
56:606:681:B6
Hybrid course
Sakai Platform
JBMDL
T 6 pm – 8:40 pm
5/20-7/1/2014
Web-enhanced course with limited in-class sessions
Professor Syed Ahmed

This course will examine the development of Africa from 1800 to the present in light of European imperialism and African nationalism.

Research in Liberal Studies

Research in Liberal Studies
56:606:689:H1
By Arrangement
7/7-8/13/2014
Professor Stuart Charmé

By permission of instructor. Independent study of a topic of special interest to the student, under the supervision of an adviser chosen in consultation with the program director. If this course is taken for one semester, the project culminates in a paper about 20-25 pages in length. If the course is taken for two semesters, a more substantial paper is required.

Research in Liberal Studies
56:606:689:T1
By Arrangement
5/27-8/13/2014
Professor Stuart Charmé

By permission of instructor. Independent study of a topic of special interest to the student, under the supervision of an adviser chosen in consultation with the program director. If this course is taken for one semester, the project culminates in a paper about 20-25 pages in length. If the course is taken for two semesters, a more substantial paper is required.

Research in Liberal Studies
56:606:701:T1
By Arrangement
5/27-8/13/2014
Professor Stuart Charmé

By permission of instructor. Independent study of a topic of special interest to the student, under the supervision of an adviser chosen in consultation with the program director. If this course is taken for one semester, the project culminates in a paper about 20-25 pages in length. If the course is taken for two semesters, a more substantial paper is required.