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A COMPLETE LIST OF CHID CORE COURSES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE CHID OFFICE, PDL B102 OR CALL 543-7333.
Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
CHID 101 INTRO TO CHID |
>12424 A 2 W 130-320 PDL C101 ANDERSON,CYNTHIA M. 16/ 18 CR/NC CHID MAJORS ONLY CONTACT CHID(AT)UW.EDU FOR ADD CODE |
CHID 250 SPECIAL TOPICS | (I&S) |
12429 A 5 TTh 230-420 BAG 154 Childs,Mary Open 22/ 40 UTOPIAS GONE AWRY: CONFLICT AND PARADISE IN THE BLACK SEA REGION IN THIS COURSE WE WILL EXPLORE THE BLACK SEA REGION, WHERE MANY OF THE COUNTRIES HAVE IMAGINED THEMSELVES UTOPIAN, BUT WHICH HAVE ALSO FORMED OFTEN CONTESTED BORDERS BETWEEN EUROPE AND ASIA, EAST AND WEST. FOCUSING ON FILMS AND LITERATURE FROM THE REGION'S COUNTRIES - BULGARIA, ROMANIA, UKRAINE, RUSSIA, GEORGIA, AND TURKEY - WE WILL DISCUSS THE DYNAMICS OF POWER AND HISTORY THAT HAVE AFFECTED THE AREA. |
12430 B 5 TTh 130-320 SMI 205 Kohlsdorf,Kai Westley Open 39/ 40 QUEERING THE QUEER(S) IN FILM: REPRESENTATION, STORYTELLING, & ARCHETYPES VLPA CREDIT CLASS WILL FOCUS ON THE WAYS IN WHICH QUEER SEXUALITIES, GENDERS, AND BODIES HAVE BEEN PORTRAYED WITHIN WESTERN/GLOBAL NORTHERN FILM AND MEDIA THROUGHOUT THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES AND THE WAYS THAT THESE IMAGES HAVE BEEN INFLECTED BY RACE, CLASS, GENDER, NATIONALITY, INDIGENEITY, RELIGION, AND OTHER SOCIAL/POLITICAL CATEGORIES. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO SEE YOURSELF REFLECTED OR NOT REFLECTED IN THE MEDIA YOU CONSUME? EMAIL KAI KOHLSDORF FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CLASS KAI3{AT} UW.EDU |
CHID 270 SPECIAL TOPICS | (I&S) |
12431 A 5 MW 230-420 * * Simpson,Caroline Chung Open 1/ 20 THE AMERICAN ESSAY: THIS COURSE WILL INTRODUCE YOU TO THE ARRAY OF APPROACHES AND ISSUES THAT CONSTITUTE THE TRADITION OF AMERICAN ESSAY WRITING. WE'LL EXPLORE THE RANGE OF FORMAL INNOVATIONS WRITERS HAVE RELIED ON IN THEIR ATTEMPTS TO ANALYZE PRESSING CULTURAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES |
12432 B 5 MTWTh 1230-120 PCAR 290 Henry,Barbara J Closed 15/ 15 J UNDERWORLDS BOTH REAL AND METAPHORIC: SUBWAYS,COALMINES,HADES AND HELL-THESE UNDERWORLDS ADDRESS PROFOUND QUESTIONS OF OUR LIVES: WHAT HAPPENS AFTER WE DIE? WHERE DO WE COME FROM? |
22377 C 5 MW 1030-1220 LOW 102 Senderovich,Aleksandr Open 1/ 5 J |
CHID 280 INDIGENOUS ENCTRS | (I&S,DIV) |
22165 A 5 TTh 130-320 AND 010 Lucero,Jose A Open 19/ 20 J |
CHID 298 PRE-DEPART SEMINARS | (I&S) |
>12433 A 2 F 1230-220 CMU 228 0/ 25 CR/NC PRE-DEPARTURE SEMINAR |
>12434 B 2 F 200-350 SAV 164 0/ 25 CR/NC PRE-DEPARTURE SEMINAR |
CHID 332 DISABILITY & SOCIETY | (I&S,DIV) |
12436 A 5 TTh 230-420 SAV 131 Johnson,Kristen L Closed 8/ 5 J REHABILITATION, EUGENICS, AND INSTITUTIONALIZATION DISCOURSES: DISABILITY IN EARLY TWENTIETH- CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE FACULTY: DR. KRISTEN JOHNSON |
12437 B 5 TTh 1230-220 GWN 201 Evans,Heather Closed 5/ 5 WJ MURDERBALL, SAVANTS, AND CRIP ART: DISABILITY IN POPULAR CULTURE THIS COURSE WILL PROVIDE AN IN- DEPTH EXAMINATION OF THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF 'DISABILITY' REFLECTED IN AND SHAPED BY POPULAR CULTURE. AS A DISCUSSION DRIVEN COURSE, STUDENTS WILL CRITICALLY ENGAGE WITH EXAMPLES FROM SPORTS COVERAGE, FILM, TELEVISION PROGRAMS, FASHION, AND ART BOTH BY AND ABOUT DISABLED PEOPLE. BY EXAMINING POPULAR CULTURE THROUGH A SOCIOLOGICAL AND DISABILITY STUDIES (DS) LENS, THE COURSE UNPACKS WAYS IN WHICH DISABILITY REPRESENTATIONS IN THE MEDIA REIFY, PROBLEMATIZE, AND/OR CHALLENGE MARGINALIZATION OF THIS SOCIAL STATUS. |
12438 BA QZ W 1230-120 SAV 138 Barry,Anquinette Closed 2/ 2 J QUIZ |
12439 BB QZ W 130-220 SAV 138 Barry,Anquinette Closed 2/ 2 J QUIZ |
12440 BC QZ W 230-320 SAV 138 Barry,Anquinette Closed 1/ 1 J QUIZ |
CHID 390 COLLOQ HIST IDEAS | (I&S) | Prerequisites |
>12442 A 5 MW 130-320 MGH 282 Reddy,Chandan C. 3/ 20 W RACE, SEXUALITY, GENDER: THIS COURSE WILL ENGAGE THE THEORIZATION OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL DIFFERENCE. WE PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO RACE, GENDER AND SEXUALITY AS FORMS OF SOCIAL DIFFERENCE HIGHLY CODIFIED BY CONTEMPORARY SYSTEMS OF POWER. THROUGH A FOCUS ON QUEER OF COLOR ACTIVISM AND CULTURAL PRODUCTION WILL STUDY THE WAYS IN WHICH SOCIAL DIFFERENCES ARE CHANGING THE TERRAIN OF POLITICS AND THE CULTURAL EXPERIENCE OF DYING AND LIVING. |
>12443 B 5 TTh 130-320 MGH 278 Garcia,Maria E 12/ 20 W THE POLITICS OF LIFE THIS SEMINAR INVITES STUDENTS TO THINK DEEPLY AND CRITICALLY ABOUT THE BROAD THEME OF LIFE. DRAWING ON SCHOLARLY, LITERARY, AND VISUAL TEXTS, WE WILL MOVE FROM DISCUSSIONS ABOUT CURRENT CONCERNS OVER RACE AND IMMIGRATION, TO CONSIDERATIONS OF INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY AND THE POLITICS OF EXTRACTION. FINALLY, WE WILL EXPAND DISCUSSIONS OF LIFE TO INCLUDE NON-HUMAN OTHERS. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE CONSIDER THE POSSIBILITY THAT ROCKS LISTEN AND "EARTH- BEINGS" (SUCH AS RIVERS AND GLACIERS) SPEAK? IT IS MY HOPE THAT OUR RIGOROUS EXAMINATION OF THESE AND OTHER ISSUES WILL SERVE AS WINDOWS THROUGH WHICH WE CAN VIEW THE WORKINGS OF ALTERITY, MARGINALIZATION, AND VULNERABILITY, AS WELL AS SURVEY PATHWAYS TO ALTERNATIVE AND BETTER FUTURES. |
CHID 399 INTERNSHIP |
>12444 A 5 to be arranged 1/ 10 CHID INTERNSHIP GRADED |
>12445 B 5 to be arranged 0/ 10 CR/NC CHID INTERNSHIP CR/NC |
CHID 419 DISABILITY IN ARTS | (VLPA/I&S,DIV) |
12446 A 5 TTh 930-1120 SAV 130 Alaniz,Jose Closed 11/ 10 J DISABILITY IN GRAPHIC NARRATIVE |
CHID 433 DISABLTY LAW & PLCY | (I&S,DIV) |
12448 A 5 MW 930-1120 SAV 166 JOHNSON,KURT LEWIS Closed 8/ 8 J DISABILITY LAW, POLICY, AND THE COMMUNITY |
CHID 444 EYE + MIND | (VLPA/I&S/NW) |
12449 A 5 TTh 1030-1220 MUE 154 Thurtle,Phillip S Closed 27/ 25 EYE + MIND: ART, SCIENCE, AND PERCEPTION: INVESTIGATES LIFE AS AN EMERGENT PHENOMENON ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES OF BIOPHILOSOPHY, ART, ART HISTORY, LITERARY CRITICISM, AND INFORMATION STUDIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON INTERDISCIPLINARY METHODS. ADDRESSES KEY ISSUES IN PHENOMENOLOGY, SOCIAL THEORY, CONTEMPORARY BIOART, AND COMPLEXITY STUDIES. VLPA CREDIT |
CHID 459 NARRATIVE JOURNALISM | (VLPA/I&S) |
22209 A 5 TTh 930-1120 CMU 302 Underwood,Douglas M Open 4/ 5 J NARRATIVE JOURNALISM VLPA CREDIT |
CHID 480 ADV SPECIAL TOPICS | (I&S) |
12455 B 5 TTh 230-420 CHL 101 HAZARD,JULY VINE OSKAR Open 10/ 20 W ANIMAL ENGAGEMENTS: WRITING AND TALKING WITH NONHUMAN ANIMALS NW & VLPA CREDIT THIS COURSE WILL EXPLORE FRAMEWORKS OF INTERSPECIES RELATION DEVELOPED IN ENVIRONMENTAL HUMANITIES, CRITICAL ANIMAL STUDIES, AND OTHER THEORY. OTHER READINGS WILL RANGE FROM SCIENTIFIC LOGS TO FAIRY TALES, POETRY TO POLITICAL PROPAGANDA; WE WILL LOOK AT THE DIFFERENT WAYS OF KNOWING AND TREATING ANIMALS IN THESE WORKS. ALL ALONG, WE WILL ALSO BE WRITING WITH ANIMALS, AND STUDENTS WILL KEEP JOURNALS OF ANIMAL PRESENCES AND ABSENCES. OUR WRITING WILL ATTEMPT A VARIETY OF GENRES, INCLUDING FIELD DESCRIPTIONS, CASE REPORTS, ODES, AND INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT. |
22101 C 5 TTh 230-420 PDL C101 Saung,Jey Open 13/ 20 J RACIALIZED REPRODUCTION AND BIOPOLITICS OF THE STATE: THIS COURSE WILL ALSO ANALYZE STATE POLICING OF SEXUALITY THROUGH LEGISLATION SUCH AS AGE OF CONSENT LAWS, ABSTINENCE-ONLY SEX EDUCATION POLICIES, AND CURRENTLY PROPOSED ANTI-ABORTION BILLS THROUGHOUT THE NATION. THROUGH THESE MOMENTS OF OVERT STATE INTERVENTIONS INTO REPRODUCTION, WE CAN BEGIN TO UNDERSTAND THE ROLE (AND IDENTITIES) OF THE (UN)DESIRABLE CITIZEN. |
CHID 491 SENIOR THESIS | (I&S) | Prerequisites |
>12457 A 5 F 1030-120 DEM 124 DWYER,ANNE K 9/ 25 W CHID THESIS CONTACT CHID[AT]UW.EDU FOR ADD CODE |
IS >12458 B 5 to be arranged 1/ 0 CHID THESIS |
CHID 492 SENIOR THESIS | (I&S) |
IS >12459 A 5 to be arranged 5/ 10E FACULTY CODE REQUIRED |
CHID 493 SENIOR THESIS | (I&S) |
IS >12460 A 5 to be arranged 7/ 10E FACULTY CODE REQUIRED |
CHID 496 FOCUS GROUPS |
12465 E 2 W 230-420 CMU 228 Self,Jen M Reichenbach Open 6/ 12 CR/NC QUEER 101: QUEER 101 IS A DISCUSSIO GROUP CENTERING ISSUES OF LGBTQ WIT AN INTENTIONALLY INTERSECTIONAL LENS. |
CHID 497 PEER FACILITATORS |
>12468 A 5 to be arranged 0/ 25 PEER FACILITATORS |
>12469 B 5 to be arranged 0/ 10 CR/NC PEER FACILITATION |
CHID 498 SPECIAL COLLOQUIA | (I&S) |
>12470 A 3 T 230-520 THO 215 BARR CLINGAN,NICOLAAS 12/ 12 to be arranged NEITHER HERE NOR THERE: NARRATING YOUR STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS WILL REFLECT TOGETHER ON THEIR STUDY ABROAD EXPERIENCES AND CURATE A DIGITAL TRAVEL JOURNAL AS PART OF THE CLASS. **IN ORDER TO REGISTER YOU MUST HAVE STUDIED ABROAD. OBTAIN AN ADD CODE BY EMAILING INTPROGS[AT]UW.EDU WITH YOUR STUDY ABROAD DETAILS.** VLPA |
12471 B 5 MW 230-420 MGH 242 Thurtle,Phillip S Open 17/ 25 EXPERIMENTAL FUTURES: WORLD BUILDING IN SCIENCE, ART, AND LITERATURE: VLPA CREDIT THIS CLASS USES THE CONCEPT "EXPERIMENTAL FUTURES" TO INVESTIGATE THE ROLE OF CREATING IMAGINARY FUTURES IN SCIENCE FICTION, IMMERSIVE ART, AND SCIENTIFIC MODELLING. THROUGH THE INTENSIVE STUDY OF DIFFERENT IMMERSIVE WORLDS, STUDENTS WILL BE ENCOURAGED TO THINK ABOUT HOW SPECULATION RELATES TO CRITICAL PRACTICE AND HOW ACTIVISM RELATES TO IMAGINATION. STUDENTS WILL BE ESPECIALLY ENCOURAGED TO INVESTIGATE HOW WORLD BUILDING FUNCTIONS DIFFERENTLY IN DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES AND THEY WILL COMPLETE THE CLASS BY DESIGNING THEIR OWN EXPERIMENTAL FUTURE. |
CHID 499 UNDERGRAD IND STDY |
IS >12472 A 1-5 to be arranged 0/ 15E CHID INDEPENDENT STUDY |
>12473 B 1-5 to be arranged 0/ 15E CR/NC CHID INDEPENDENT STUDY |