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Classics
	• CLAS 112 - Greek and Roman Drama in Translation
	• CLAS 201 - Magic and Mystery in the Ancient World
	• CLAS 203 - The City in Antiquity
	• CLAS 209 - The Ancient and Modern Novel
	• CLAS 210 - Greek and Roman Mythology
	• CLAS 217 - The Age of Nero
	• CLAS 219 - Sexuality in Ancient Greece and Rome
	• CLAS 222 - Ovid in the Middle Ages
	• CLAS 251 - Art and Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean
	• CLAS 307 - Roman Egypt: Art, Culture, History
	• CLAS 308 - Ancient Greek and Roman Science
	• CLAS 351 - Pompeii: Life and Afterlife
	• CLAS 401F - CLAS Honors - Full
	• CLAS 401H - CLAS Honors - Half
	• CLAS 950 - Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion from Stonehenge to Harry Potter
	• CLAS 952A - The History of Medicine: Germs, Sex, and the Brain
	• CLAS 952B - The History of Medicine: Germs, Sex, and the Brain
	• CLAS 995F - Private Reading - Full
	• CLAS 995H - Private Reading - Half
Cognitive Science
	• COGS 101 - Mind, Brain, and Behavior: An Introduction to Cognitive Sciences
	• COGS 995F - Private Reading - Full
	• COGS 995H - Private Reading - Half
College Music
	• CMUS 400 - Musical Studies Honors I
	• CMUS 401 - Musical Studies Honors II
Comparative American Studies
	• CAST 050 - Cleveland Immersion Program
	• CAST 100 - Introduction to Comparative American Studies
	• CAST 106 - The History of Rock: Race, Class, Gender, Place
	• CAST 106OC - The History of Rock: Race, Class, Gender, Place
	• CAST 200 - Theories and Methods in American Studies
	• CAST 201 - Latinas/os in Comparative Perspective
	• CAST 207 - Introduction to Queer Studies
	• CAST 208 - Which American Life?
	• CAST 210 - Sanctuary, Solidarity, and Latina/o/x Practices of Accompaniment
	• CAST 212 - Queer(ing) Media
	• CAST 215 - Minor Feelings: An Introduction to Affect Studies
	• CAST 217 - Transgender Literature: Transition, Narrative, and Desire
	• CAST 223 - Surviving America: Introduction to Native Studies
	• CAST 229 - How We Look: Visualizing U.S. Identities
	• CAST 231 - The Coalition of the Future: How We Combat White Nationalism and Weave the Fabric of Democracy
	• CAST 232 - History of Race in American Cities and Suburbs
	• CAST 242 - Asian American Literature at the Crossroads
	• CAST 245 - Asian American Experiments in Life Writing
	• CAST 248 - Asian American Reckonings: An Introduction to Asian American Studies
	• CAST 256 - Immigration in U.S. History
	• CAST 260 - Asian American History
	• CAST 261 - Contemporary Arab American Literature
	• CAST 265 - Arab and Muslim American Studies
	• CAST 270 - Latina/o History
	• CAST 277 - Rap the Disco, Punk the Queen: Music of the 1970s
	• CAST 279 - Imagining Borders
	• CAST 284 - Disability and Queer Community Health in a Time of Pandemic
	• CAST 302 - American Agricultures
	• CAST 309 - Performing America
	• CAST 311 - Militarization of American Daily Life
	• CAST 312 - Cultures of Surveillance
	• CAST 313 - Archives and Affects
	• CAST 315 - Brown TV
	• CAST 317 - Transgender Cultural Studies
	• CAST 318 - American Orientalism
	• CAST 319 - Sexual “Absences”
	• CAST 335 - Latinx Oral Histories
	• CAST 339 - Indigenous Activism, Environmental Justice, and the State
	• CAST 382 - Afro-Asian America: Intraminority Connections in Historical Perspective
	• CAST 385 - Indigenous Nations, Treaty Rights, and the Great Lakes
	• CAST 403 - Queer Trauma Narratives
	• CAST 405 - Age of Fracture: The United States since 1973
	• CAST 408 - Race, Religion, and Citizenship
	• CAST 411 - Seminar: Ethnic and Racial Minority Mental Health
	• CAST 416 - Taste the Nation: Culture, Consumption, and American Identities
	• CAST 416OC - Taste the Nation: Culture, Consumption, and American Identities
	• CAST 427 - Borderlands
	• CAST 500 - Capstone Research Seminar
	• CAST 501 - CAST Senior Honors I
	• CAST 502 - CAST Senior Honors II
	• CAST 995F - Private Reading - Full
	• CAST 995H - Private Reading - Half
Comparative Literature
	• CMPL 200 - Introduction to Comparative Literature
	• CMPL 207 - Refugee Odysseys
	• CMPL 208 - Queer Beginnings: 1990
	• CMPL 220 - Travel and the Idea of Home
	• CMPL 222 - Ovid in the Middle Ages
	• CMPL 225 - The Existentialist Imagination in Russia and Europe
	• CMPL 227 - Film and Comics in Translation
	• CMPL 230 - Introduction to Literature and the Visual Arts
	• CMPL 234 - The Postcolonial Trajectories
	• CMPL 237 - The Art of Revolution
	• CMPL 239 - Word and Image across Middle East and Asia
	• CMPL 242 - From Pushkin to Pussy Riot: Literature Meets Music in Russia and Beyond
	• CMPL 245 - Manga and Anime in Cross-Cultural Contexts
	• CMPL 246 - Sex under Socialism: Narratives of Sexuality and Ideology
	• CMPL 250 - Introduction to Literary Translation: Theory, History, Practice
	• CMPL 251 - Gone Writing: Travel and Literature
	• CMPL 252 - Art as Witness in Eastern Europe and Russia
	• CMPL 265 - Anglophone Postcolonial Literatures
	• CMPL 271 - Italian Literature in Translation
	• CMPL 277 - Israel/Palestine in Literature and Film
	• CMPL 278 - Jewish/Jew-ish Literatures
	• CMPL 279 - Poetry and Political Activism
	• CMPL 280 - World Gothic
	• CMPL 287 - ”Bollywood“‘s India: An Introduction to Indian Cinema

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