Autumn 2015 Time Schedule
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES |
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| HUM 594 PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP |
>15911 A 2 to be arranged BARTHA,MIRIAM 12/ 12 CR/NC
COURSE ORIENTS FELLOWS & OTHERS
TO THE INTELLECTUAL RESOURCES &
NETWORKS OF THE CERTIFICATE IN
PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP, & TO THE
GENEALOGIES & EMERGENT FORMS OF
PUBLIC SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY THAT TAKE
PLACE INSIDE & OUTSIDE UNIVERSITIES
TODAY. COURSE ASSIGNMENTS ARE
DESIGNED TO SCAFFOLD THE LEARNING
& PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO THAT
STRUCTURES THE CERTIFICATE
CURRICULUM AS A WHOLE.
WHOLE. COURSE SCHEDULE:
FRI, SEPT 25, 1-5PM
FRI, OCT 16, 2-5 PM
FRI, OCT 23,2-5 PM
FRI, OCT 30, 2-5 PM
FRI, NOV 13, 2-5 PM
FRI, NOV 2, 2-5 PM (RESERVED FOR
INDIVIDUAL 30 MIN CONFERENCES)
AND
FRI, DEC 4, 3-5 PM (FINAL
PRESENTATIONS)
ENTRY CODES AVAILABLE FROM
MBARTHA@UW.EDU
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| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
>15913 A 2 to be arranged DIMENT,GALYA 6/ 10 CR/NC
HANAUER SEMINAR. CONTACT
INSTRUCTOR FOR ENTRY CODE.
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| HUM 597 SPEC TOPICS IN HUM |
15915 A 1 F 330-520 CMU 218D LEVANIOUK,OLGA Open 0/ 10 CR/NC J
GREEK ETYMOLOGY AS CULTURAL HISTORY
THE WORK OF GREGORY NAGY
THIS MICROSEMINAR WILL EXPLORE
THE SEMINAL WORKS OF GREGORY
NAGY IN ANTICIPATION OF HIS
VISIT IN JANUARY
WHERE HE WILL GIVE THE 16TH ANNUAL
MCDIARMID LECTURE, HOSTED BY THE
CLASSICS DEPARTMENT. GREGORY
NAGY IS THE FRANCIS JONES
PROFESSOR OF CLASSICAL GREEK
LITERATURE AND PROFESSOR OF
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AT
HARVARD AND THE DIRECTOR OF
THE CENTER FOR HELLENIC STUDIES
IN WASHINGTON D.C.
THE COURSE WILL MEET ON FRIDAYS
FROM 3:30 TO 5:30 PM IN CMU 218D
ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:
OCTOBER 9 AND 23,
NOVEMBER 6 AND 20, AND DECEMBER 4.
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15916 B 1 to be arranged JESTY,JUSTIN C. Open 3/ 15 CR/NC
THE POLITICS OF SOCIALLY ENGAGED
ART
IN THIS COURSE WE WILL READ AND
DISCUSS DEBATES OVER THE POLITICS
IN ART AS THEY HAVE DEVELOPED OVER
PAST 25 YEARS IN THE CONTEXT OF NEW
PUBLIC ART AND SOCIALLY ENGAGED ART
WE WILL LOOK AT WORK WRITTEN BY
NICOLAS BOURRIAUD, CLAIRE BISHOP,
ROSALYN DEUTSCHE, GRANT KESTER,
SUZANNE LACEY, SHANNON JACKSON,
MIWON KWON, AND OTHERS.
COURSE MEETS AT THE
FOLLOWING DATES AND TIMES
IN CMU 218D:
MON 11/2 11:30- 1
WED 11/4 11:30-1
MON 11/9 11:30- 1
WED 11/18 11:30 - 1
STUDENTS WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED TO
ATTEND TWO PANELS IN THE SYMPOSIUM
SOCIALLY ENGAGED ART IN JAPAN ON
11/13-11/14. TIMES AND SCHEDULE OF
SYMPOSIUM TO BE ANNOUNCED.
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22653 C 1 to be arranged * * WILKE,SABINE Open 9/ 20 CR/NC
MAKING THE CASE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
HISTORY: STORIES ABOUT NATURE,
CULTURE, AND HISTORY
THIS MICROSEMINAR IS LINKED
WITH THE VISIT OF CHRISTOF
MAUCH, PROFESSOR OF AMERICAN
STUDIES AND CO-DIRECTOR OF
THE RACHEL CARSON CENTER FOR
ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY (LMU
MUNICH, GERMANY). MAUCH IS
ONE OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED
SCHOLARS OF ENVIRONMENTAL
HISTORY ON THE INTERNATIONAL
ARENA AND CHAMPION OF
TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS.
THE MICROSEMINAR MEETS FROM
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM IN CMU 202
ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS:
11/16, 11/23, 12/7
ALSO STUDENTS WILL BE
REQUIRED TO ATTEND A RECEPTION
AND LECTURE ON 12/2 STARTING
AT 6 PM IN KANE HALL. STUDENTS
WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED TO ATTEND
A LUNCH AND COLLOQUIUM ON 12/3.
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| HUM 602 CAPSTONE PROJECT |
IS 15917 A 5 to be arranged Open 1/ 10 % |
IS 15918 B 5 to be arranged Open 0/ 10 % |
| HUM 603 CAPSTONE PORTFOLIO |
IS 15919 A 1 to be arranged Open 0/ 10 CR/NC % |
IS 15920 B 1 to be arranged Open 0/ 10 CR/NC % |
IS 15921 C 1 to be arranged Open 0/ 10 CR/NC % |
