Courses Offered by the College of Arts and Sciences

Africana Studies

• •  AAST 101 - Introduction to Africana Studies
• •  AAST 102 - A Dark History: Race, Ethics, and Human Medical Experimentation on Black Bodies in the US
• •  AAST 122 - Caribbean Survey: Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic: Indigenous to 1898
• •  AAST 123 - Caribbean Survey: Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic: 1898-1986
• •  AAST 124 - Earth Science and Social Justice
• •  AAST 126 - Archives ReImagined
• •  AAST 131 - Traditional African Cosmology and Religions: Shifting Contours and Contested Terrains
• •  AAST 132 - Introduction to African Studies: Patterns, Issues and Controversies
• •  AAST 139 - American Political Thought
• •  AAST 144 - History of African and Caribbean Dance
• •  AAST 161 - Capoeira Angola I
• •  AAST 170 - Intro to Africana Dance and Choreographic Practices
• •  AAST 171 - Introduction to African American Music I
• •  AAST 172 - Introduction to African American Music II
• •  AAST 173 - Introduction to Sequential Illustration: Serial Comic Strips
• •  AAST 190 - West African Dance Forms I
• •  AAST 191 - West African Dance Forms II
• •  AAST 199 - Dance Forms of the African Diaspora
• •  AAST 199H - Dance Forms of the African Diaspora
• •  AAST 201 - From Reconstruction to the Information Age: African American History 1865 - 2000
• •  AAST 202 - African American History Since 1865
• •  AAST 213 - Long Walk to Freedom: South Africa Since 1948
• •  AAST 215 - I’m That Gworl: The Intersection of Black Women and Queerness in Hip-Hop
• •  AAST 216 - Lifting as We Climb: Historically Black Colleges and the Cultural Ideology of Education
• •  AAST 217 - Unspoken Images: Complex Identities in Black Film
• •  AAST 218 - M4BL: History and Practice of An Idea
• •  AAST 219 - Freedom Movements: Civil Rights and Black Power
• •  AAST 220 - Doin’ Time: A History of Black Incarceration
• •  AAST 221 - Historic and Contemporary Debates in African American Education
• •  AAST 222 - Historic and Contemporary Debates in African American Education II
• •  AAST 223 - Fingerprints Across Time: Re-memoring and Africana Identity
• •  AAST 224 - Beginning Choreography in Cultural Traditions
• •  AAST 225 - Social Justice in Dance
• •  AAST 229 - Radical Thinkers and Movements in the Caribbean
• •  AAST 231 - African American Politics
• •  AAST 232 - Africana Philosophy
• •  AAST 234 - Africana Popular Culture
• •  AAST 235 - Government and Politics of Africa
• •  AAST 236 - Politics and Society in Africa since the 1980s
• •  AAST 241 - Rhythms of Resistance: Carnival, Dance, and the Fight for Social Justice
• •  AAST 242 - Framing the Hood: Examining the “Hood Film” and its Significance in Black Art Culture
• •  AAST 244 - Modern African Literature
• •  AAST 248 - Resistance and Voice: Literature of the African Diaspora
• •  AAST 249 - Afrofuturism and Black Speculative Fiction: Black to the Future
• •  AAST 251 - How Black Women Made Modern America
• •  AAST 253 - African American Political Thought
• •  AAST 257 - African American History Through Film
• •  AAST 261 - Framing Blackness: African Americans and Film in The United States, 1915 to the Present
• •  AAST 262 - Capoeira Angola II
• •  AAST 263 - Black English and Voice: An Introduction to Sociolinguistics
• •  AAST 264 - African American Drama
• •  AAST 268 - Black Arts Workshop
• •  AAST 273 - Intermediate Trust the Process: The Art of the Study in Formal and Conceptual Design
• •  AAST 278 - Workshop: Playwrighting and Performance in the Time of the Black Lives Matter Movement
• •  AAST 280 - Africana Philosophies of Education
• •  AAST 281 - Practicum in Tutoring
• •  AAST 283 - African American Business History
• •  AAST 285 - African American Women’s History
• •  AAST 289 - Black Wall Streets: African American Urban Experience from Progressive Era to the Great Depression
• •  AAST 291 - The Abolitionist Movement
• •  AAST 292 - Choreographic Practices for Black Dance, Social Dance, Street Dance, TV, and Social Media
• •  AAST 302 - Marxism and the Black Radical Tradition
• •  AAST 304 - Africana Humanities in Dialogue
• •  AAST 323 - Folkloric Foundations
• •  AAST 337 - Seminar: African Capitalists and African Development
• •  AAST 341 - Critical Race Theory in Education
• •  AAST 346 - Contemporary African American Literature, 1937 to the Present
• •  AAST 347 - Culture, History, and Identity: Caribbean Literature and the Politics of Survival
• •  AAST 348 - The Evolution of Black Queer Performance and Storytelling: 1920’s-Now
• •  AAST 350 - Intermediate Seminar: Research and Practice in Africana Studies
• •  AAST 355 - Feminist Theory
• •  AAST 357 - Empire and Resistance in the Caribbean
• •  AAST 368 - Black Arts Workshop II: African Diasporan Culture in Perfomance from Blues to Hip Hop
• •  AAST 372 - The Word and The Beat
• •  AAST 382 - Seminar: James Baldwin
• •  AAST 450 - Senior Seminar
• •  AAST 501F - AAST Junior Honors - Full
• •  AAST 501H - AAST Junior Honors - Half
• •  AAST 502F - AAST Senior Honors - Full
• •  AAST 502H - AAST Senior Honors - Half
• •  AAST 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  AAST 995H - Private Reading - Half

Anthropology

• •  ANTH 101 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• •  ANTH 102 - Human Origins
• •  ANTH 202 - Fundamentals of Linguistics
• •  ANTH 203 - Introduction to Archaeology
• •  ANTH 204 - Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
• •  ANTH 210 - Indigenous Peoples of Latin America
• •  ANTH 212 - Ecological Perspectives on Small-Scale Societies
• •  ANTH 213 - Anthropology of Food
• •  ANTH 217 - Music and the Environment in Northeast Asia
• •  ANTH 227 - Medical Anthropology
• •  ANTH 241 - Digital Worlds: Anthropology of the Internet
• •  ANTH 263 - Metaphors of Blood: Cultural Constructions of Race, Kinship, and Genetics
• •  ANTH 270 - Anthropology of Religion
• •  ANTH 277 - Reading Ethnography
• •  ANTH 278 - Human Rights, Universalism and Cultural Relativism
• •  ANTH 317 - Qualitative Methods in Environmental Anthropology
• •  ANTH 322 - Language, Disability, and Sensory Ecologies
• •  ANTH 353 - Culture Theory
• •  ANTH 357 - Graphic Anthropology
• •  ANTH 365 - Political Anthropology
• •  ANTH 374 - Heath and Expertise in Africa
• •  ANTH 376 - Language and Prehistory
• •  ANTH 382 - Archaeological Laboratory Methods
• •  ANTH 391F - Practicum in Anthropology - Full
• •  ANTH 391H - Practicum in Anthropology - Half
• •  ANTH 402 - The Native Languages of the Americas
• •  ANTH 415F - Internships in Teaching - Full
• •  ANTH 415H - Internships in Teaching - Half
• •  ANTH 416 - Race, Racism, and Human Variation in Global Perspective
• •  ANTH 417 - Writing More-than-Human Worlds
• •  ANTH 418 - Environ/mental Health
• •  ANTH 427 - Advanced Topics in Linguistic Anthropology
• •  ANTH 436 - Food, Health, and Culture
• •  ANTH 460 - Museum Anthropology
• •  ANTH 464 - Metaphors of Blood: Race, Kinship, and Genetics
• •  ANTH 490F - ANTH Junior Honors - Full
• •  ANTH 490H - ANTH Junior Honors - Half
• •  ANTH 491F - ANTH Senior Honors - Full
• •  ANTH 491H - ANTH Senior Honors - Half
• •  ANTH 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ANTH 995H - Private Reading - Half

Arabic

• •  ARBC 101 - Beginning Arabic I
• •  ARBC 102 - Beginning Arabic II
• •  ARBC 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ARBC 995H - Private Reading - Half

Archaeological Studies

• •  ACHS 300 - Senior Project
• •  ACHS 400 - Archaeological Studies Honors
• •  ACHS 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ACHS 995H - Private Reading - Half

Art History

• •  ARTH 110 - Christian Art: A Global History
• •  ARTH 150 - Approaches to Western Art
• •  ARTH 152 - Approaches to Chinese and Japanese Art
• •  ARTH 154 - Approaches to African Art
• •  ARTH 157 - Approaches to the Art of the Americas
• •  ARTH 158 - Approaches to Islamic Art
• •  ARTH 204 - Introduction to Book Studies
• •  ARTH 210 - Medieval Art
• •  ARTH 211 - Illuminated Manuscripts
• •  ARTH 212 - Monastic Art of the Middle Ages and Renaissance
• •  ARTH 213 - Late Medieval Art
• •  ARTH 214 - Synagogues, Churches, and Mosques: Sacred Art of the Medieval Mediterranean
• •  ARTH 215 - Saints and Relics in Medieval and Renaissance Art
• •  ARTH 216 - Romanesque & Gothic Art
• •  ARTH 217 - Ancient and Early Medieval Art: from Augustus to Charlemagne
• •  ARTH 218 - From Emperor to Pope: Art, Architecture, and Urbanism in Ancient and Medieval Rome
• •  ARTH 219 - Albrecht Dürer and German Renaissance Printmaking
• •  ARTH 220 - Japan’s Encounter with the West: Cultural and Artistic Exchanges, 1540-1900
• •  ARTH 223 - Politics and Protest: Modern Chinese Art
• •  ARTH 225 - Pleasure and Design in Confinement: Japanese Prints in and after Edo
• •  ARTH 226 - Monks, Miracles, and Magic: Buddhist Art in East Asia
• •  ARTH 227 - Topics in East Asian Art: Monuments in a Comparative Perspective
• •  ARTH 237 - Palestinian Art and Visual Culture
• •  ARTH 238 - Modern & Contemporary Islamic Art
• •  ARTH 252 - Collectives and Collaboration in Modern and Contemporary Art
• •  ARTH 253 - Latinx Art: Past and Futures
• •  ARTH 254 - The Arts of Latin America in the 20th and 21st Centuries
• •  ARTH 255 - Histories of Performance: From Live Art to New Media
• •  ARTH 270 - Africa, Europe, and the Art of Colonization
• •  ARTH 271 - Looking for Africa in Brazil
• •  ARTH 272 - Sacred Arts of Vodou and Santería
• •  ARTH 273 - Art and Empire in Africa, 1000-1700
• •  ARTH 290 - Gender and the Visual Arts in Europe and Colonial Latin America, 1450-1650
• •  ARTH 291 - Baroque Art
• •  ARTH 292 - Art of the Italian Renaissance
• •  ARTH 293 - Art and Politics in 16th-Century Italy
• •  ARTH 294 - The Arts of Conquest and Resistance in 17th century Europe and Latin America
• •  ARTH 295 - Ingenious Making in the Early Modern World
• •  ARTH 299 - Methods of Art History
• •  ARTH 310 - Word and Image in Medieval Art
• •  ARTH 311 - Art History Without a License
• •  ARTH 312 - Art at the Valois Courts
• •  ARTH 313 - Illuminated Manuscripts in Oberlin Collections
• •  ARTH 315 - Medieval Treasuries
• •  ARTH 326 - Death and Dying in East Asian Art
• •  ARTH 327 - Image/Object: Material and Mediation in Chinese Art
• •  ARTH 328 - New Ghosts Old Dreams: The Art of Post-Imperial China
• •  ARTH 329 - Cultural Property? Art, Heritage, Ownership
• •  ARTH 334 - Ecocritical Approach to Chinese Art
• •  ARTH 337 - Arts of the Islamic Sensorium
• •  ARTH 352 - The Pleasures of Disgust in Contemporary Art
• •  ARTH 353 - The Special Case of Puerto Rico
• •  ARTH 370 - Slavery and the Problem of the Visual
• •  ARTH 390 - Wood, Flesh, Metal, Blood
• •  ARTH 391 - Love, Lust, and Desire in Renaissance Art
• •  ARTH 499 - Art History Honors
• •  ARTH 920 - Geoasthetics: Art, Geosciences, and Earthly Matter
• •  ARTH 925 - Fashion and Identities of the British Empire
• •  ARTH 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ARTH 995H - Private Reading - Half

Astronomy

• •  ASTR 100 - Introductory Astronomy
• •  ASTR 201 - Introduction to Astrophysics: How to build the elements
• •  ASTR 301 - Astrophysics I: Stars and Planets
• •  ASTR 302 - Astrophysics II: Galaxies and Cosmology

Athletics and Physical Education

• •  ATHL 101 - Couch to 10k
• •  ATHL 102A - Cardio Machine Circuit
• •  ATHL 105 - Introductory Vinyasa Yoga
• •  ATHL 105B - Introductory Vinyasa Yoga
• •  ATHL 110 - Lifeguard Training
• •  ATHL 119B - Vinyasa Yoga
• •  ATHL 120 - Aerobics I
• •  ATHL 123 - Women’s Strength Training
• •  ATHL 124 - Women’s Fitness
• •  ATHL 126 - Strength Training I
• •  ATHL 128 - Open Indoor Soccer
• •  ATHL 129 - Strength Training II
• •  ATHL 143 - Walking Fitness
• •  ATHL 144 - Bowling I
• •  ATHL 149B - Mat Pilates
• •  ATHL 152 - Racquet Sports
• •  ATHL 152A - Racquet Sports
• •  ATHL 152B - Tennis I
• •  ATHL 154 - Squash
• •  ATHL 162 - Circuit Training
• •  ATHL 170 - Techniques of Relaxation
• •  ATHL 200 - Leadership Development
• •  ATHL 202 - Sports Medicine
• •  ATHL 203 - Swim Conditioning
• •  ATHL 205 - Intermediate Vinyasa Yoga
• •  ATHL 227 - Couch to 10k
• •  ATHL 244 - Bowling II

Biology

• •  BIOL 003 - Finding Well-being and Ways Forward Through Adversity
• •  BIOL 047 - Biology of Infectious Diseases and Their Global Impact
• •  BIOL 086 - Human Genetics
• •  BIOL 100 - Organismal Biology
• •  BIOL 103 - Environmental Biology
• •  BIOL 135 - Introduction to Global Health
• •  BIOL 210 - Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology
• •  BIOL 211 - Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology Lab
• •  BIOL 223 - Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry Lecture
• •  BIOL 224 - Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry Lab
• •  BIOL 234 - Human Anatomy Lecture and Lab
• •  BIOL 302 - Developmental Biology Laboratory
• •  BIOL 304 - Developmental Biology
• •  BIOL 307 - Microbiology
• •  BIOL 308 - Disease Ecology
• •  BIOL 309 - Ornithology
• •  BIOL 310 - Genetics
• •  BIOL 312 - Physiology
• •  BIOL 321 - Plant Biology
• •  BIOL 322 - Genetics of Populations
• •  BIOL 323 - Plant Systematics
• •  BIOL 324 - Plant Systematics Laboratory
• •  BIOL 330 - Genetic Analysis
• •  BIOL 336 - Genomics
• •  BIOL 338 - Immunity and Pathogenesis
• •  BIOL 340 - Eukaryotic Cell Culture Laboratory
• •  BIOL 342 - Chemical Ecology
• •  BIOL 343 - Plant Ecology
• •  BIOL 344 - Wildlife Conservation
• •  BIOL 345 - Invertebrate Biology
• •  BIOL 346 - Advanced Molecular Biology
• •  BIOL 403 - Seminar: The Cell and Molecular Biology of Pathogen-Host Interactions
• •  BIOL 407 - Seminar: Origin(s) of Life
• •  BIOL 408 - Seminar: Experimental Evolution
• •  BIOL 411 - Seminar: Conservation Biology
• •  BIOL 413 - Seminar: Molecular Basis of Social Identity
• •  BIOL 416 - Seminar: Cellular Basis of Human Disease
• •  BIOL 417 - Seminar: Why Humans Aren’t Immortal - Molecular Mechanisms of Aging
• •  BIOL 423 - Seminar: Biogeography
• •  BIOL 501F - Biology Research - Full
• •  BIOL 501FP - Research
• •  BIOL 501H - Biology Research - Half
• •  BIOL 501HP - Research
• •  BIOL 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  BIOL 995H - Private Reading - Half

Business

• •  BUSI 100 - Foundations of Sustainable Business Management
• •  BUSI 101 - Introduction to Business
• •  BUSI 102 - Entrepreneurship Fundamentals
• •  BUSI 103 - Introduction to Business Management
• •  BUSI 103OC - Introduction to Business Management
• •  BUSI 104 - Real World Applications of Entrepreneurship
• •  BUSI 105 - Small Business Today
• •  BUSI 110 - Marketing
• •  BUSI 112 - Negotiations
• •  BUSI 116 - Financial Analysis for Leaders
• •  BUSI 118 - Digital Marketing and Innovation
• •  BUSI 121 - Foundations of Sustainable Accounting
• •  BUSI 122 - Foundations of Impact Finance
• •  BUSI 200 - Oberlin Business Studios
• •  BUSI 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  BUSI 995H - Private Reading - Half

Chemistry

• •  CHEM 051 - Chemistry and the Environment
• •  CHEM 101 - Structure and Reactivity in Chemistry
• •  CHEM 102 - Principles of Chemistry
• •  CHEM 205 - Principles of Organic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 208 - Environmental Chemistry
• •  CHEM 211 - Analytical Chemistry
• •  CHEM 213 - Inorganic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 254 - Bioorganic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 323 - Materials Chemistry
• •  CHEM 325 - Organic Mechanism and Synthesis
• •  CHEM 327 - Synthesis Laboratory
• •  CHEM 339 - Quantum Chemistry and Kinetics
• •  CHEM 341 - Trace Analysis
• •  CHEM 349 - Chemical and Statistical Thermodynamics
• •  CHEM 361 - Bioanalytical Chemistry
• •  CHEM 374 - Biochemistry
• •  CHEM 474 - Advanced Biochemistry Seminar
• •  CHEM 525F - Research - Full
• •  CHEM 525H - Research - Half
• •  CHEM 526F - Research - Full
• •  CHEM 526H - Research - Half
• •  CHEM 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  CHEM 995H - Private Reading - Half

Chinese

• •  CHIN 101 - Elementary Chinese I
• •  CHIN 102 - Elementary Chinese II
• •  CHIN 201 - Intermediate Chinese I
• •  CHIN 202 - Intermediate Chinese II
• •  CHIN 301 - Advanced Chinese I
• •  CHIN 302 - Advanced Chinese II
• •  CHIN 401 - Readings in Chinese Literature
• •  CHIN 402 - Readings in Society, History and Contemporary Events
• •  CHIN 410 - Traditional Chinese Culture
• •  CHIN 456 - Development of the Chinese Language
• •  CHIN 457 - Classical Chinese
• •  CHIN 458 - Traditional Chinese Culture
• •  CHIN 500 - Capstone Project
• •  CHIN 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  CHIN 995H - Private Reading - Half

Cinema and Media

• •  CIME 112 - Introduction to American Documentary: 1960 to the Present
• •  CIME 115 - Film Production Studio: Camera, Lighting, Sound, Editing
• •  CIME 116 - Film Experience: The Cinematic World
• •  CIME 117 - Sound and Cinema
• •  CIME 130 - Introduction to Screenwriting
• •  CIME 173 - American Cinema, 1966-1990
• •  CIME 174 - American Cinema 1977-1990
• •  CIME 175 - Modern Latin American Cinema
• •  CIME 180 - Selected Directors: Terrence Malick
• •  CIME 189 - Cinematography and the Craft of Cinematic Storytelling
• •  CIME 202 - Modern Latin American Cinema
• •  CIME 206 - Modern Chinese Literature and Film: The Art of Adaptation
• •  CIME 211 - What is Media?
• •  CIME 225 - Sound for Filmmakers
• •  CIME 226 - Intro to Audio Documentary and Drama
• •  CIME 248 - Belonging: Socially Engaged Multi-Media Art Making
• •  CIME 249 - Journalistic Skills as Life Skills
• •  CIME 250 - French Cinema, Intersectional and Feminist
• •  CIME 277 - Visual Storytelling for Directors
• •  CIME 282 - Hollywood Narrative & Genre
• •  CIME 290 - What is Cinema?
• •  CIME 291 - Fundamentals of Cinema Production
• •  CIME 295 - Cinematic Storytelling Workshop
• •  CIME 298 - Video Production Workshop I
• •  CIME 309 - Chinese Popular Cinema and Public Intellectualism
• •  CIME 313 - Stop Motion Animation Workshop
• •  CIME 315 - Queer Media, Activism, and Thought in France: Case Studies
• •  CIME 320 - Documentary Production
• •  CIME 321 - Contemporary World Auteurs
• •  CIME 322 - Experiments in Moving Image and Sound I
• •  CIME 324 - The Short Fiction Film
• •  CIME 325 - Imagining Immanence
• •  CIME 326 - The Personal Narrative
• •  CIME 330 - Fascism, Media, and Public Memory
• •  CIME 335 - Advanced Screenwriting Workshop
• •  CIME 342 - Experiments in Moving Image and Sound II
• •  CIME 360 - Strange Cinema
• •  CIME 361 - Time & the Human Condition
• •  CIME 364 - Advanced Film Making Projects
• •  CIME 369 - Turning on the Mind
• •  CIME 370 - Francophone Cinemas of the African Diaspora
• •  CIME 372 - Contemporary Literary Theory: Post-Modernity and Imagination
• •  CIME 375 - Realism, 1800 to the Present: The Mirror Up to Nature
• •  CIME 376 - Screening Spirituality
• •  CIME 377 - Narrative Across Platforms
• •  CIME 381 - Hopeful Monsters: (Mixed-)Media Studies
• •  CIME 388 - Advanced Cinematography
• •  CIME 475 - Advanced Filmmaking Projects
• •  CIME 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  CIME 995H - Private Reading - Half

Classics

• •  CLAS 103 - History of Greece
• •  CLAS 104 - History of Rome
• •  CLAS 111 - Greek and Roman Epic
• •  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 247 - Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World
• •  CLAS 251 - Art and Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean
• •  CLAS 307 - Roman Egypt: Art, Culture, History
• •  CLAS 308 - Ancient Greek and Roman Science
• •  CLAS 317 - Age of Nero: History and Culture
• •  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 204 - Pop Music and Media
• •  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 223 - Surviving America: Introduction to Native Studies
• •  CAST 226 - Music of the Americas
• •  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 237 - Alaska Natives and the Environment
• •  CAST 242 - Asian American Literature at the Crossroads
• •  CAST 245 - Asian American Experiments in Life Writing
• •  CAST 248 - (Re)Mapping Asian American Studies: 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 268 - The Feminist Sex Wars: 50 Years Later
• •  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 316 - Cold War Cultures: U.S. Militarisms in Asia and the Pacific
• •  CAST 317 - Transgender Cultural Studies
• •  CAST 319 - Sexual “Absences”
• •  CAST 335 - Latinx Oral Histories
• •  CAST 336 - Sanctuary and Solidarity
• •  CAST 339 - Indigenous Activism, Environmental Justice, and the State
• •  CAST 350 - War Ecologies: Militarisms, Technoscience, and the Environment
• •  CAST 382 - Afro-Asian America: Intraminority Connections in Historical Perspective
• •  CAST 385 - Indigenous Nations, Treaty Rights, and the Great Lakes
• •  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 282 - Israel/Palestine in Literature and Film II (Post-1967)
• •  CMPL 287 - “Bollywood“‘s India: An Introduction to Indian Cinema
• •  CMPL 301 - Representations of Trauma in Film and Literature
• •  CMPL 302 - Femmes Fatales: Narratives of Feminine Evil, Sexuality, and Perversity
• •  CMPL 303 - Imagined Community: Literature and Nationhood
• •  CMPL 304 - Shakespeare and Metamorphosis
• •  CMPL 305 - The Global Phenomenon of Elena Ferrante
• •  CMPL 306 - Literature and the Scientific Revolution
• •  CMPL 308 - Visuality, Materiality, and Renaissance Literature
• •  CMPL 310 - Visions of the Nuclear Future
• •  CMPL 319 - Charting Globalization in Diaspora Films and Novels
• •  CMPL 327 - Surrealism Narrative from Center to Margins
• •  CMPL 347 - Sophistications: Queer Postwar New York-Paris Connections
• •  CMPL 350 - Advanced Translation Workshop: Poetry
• •  CMPL 351 - Advanced Translation Workshop: Prose and Drama
• •  CMPL 352 - Translation Workshop: Reviewing Translations
• •  CMPL 356 - Latin America in Verse: Poetry, Voice and History
• •  CMPL 365 - Love and Death: Jewish Literature and Culture of the Americas
• •  CMPL 366 - Love and Death: Jewish Literature and Culture of the Americas LxC
• •  CMPL 372 - Contemporary Literary Theory: Post-Modernity and Imagination
• •  CMPL 375 - Franco-Arab Encounters
• •  CMPL 376 - Realism, 1800 to the Present: The Mirror Up to Nature
• •  CMPL 377 - Migrant Subjects and the Postcolonial Novel
• •  CMPL 380 - Middle Eastern Prison Literature
• •  CMPL 385 - Women in/and “Bollywood”
• •  CMPL 400 - Senior Capstone Project
• •  CMPL 415 - Surréalisme et francophonie
• •  CMPL 430 - Literature and Music of Heartbreak
• •  CMPL 441 - Plague Narratives: Narratology and Immunology
• •  CMPL 460 - Repeating Islands: Literatures of the Caribbean
• •  CMPL 472 - Medicine, Literature, Biopower
• •  CMPL 501 - CMPL Honors I
• •  CMPL 502 - CMPL Honors II
• •  CMPL 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  CMPL 995H - Private Reading - Half

Computer Science

• •  CSCI 144 - Introduction to Data Science
• •  CSCI 150 - Introduction to Computer Science
• •  CSCI 151 - Data Structures
• •  CSCI 210 - Introduction to Computer Architecture
• •  CSCI 241 - Systems Programming
• •  CSCI 275 - Programming Abstractions
• •  CSCI 280 - Algorithms
• •  CSCI 311 - Database Systems
• •  CSCI 313 - Human Computer Interface
• •  CSCI 315 - Introduction to Human-Centered Security
• •  CSCI 317 - People-Powered Procedures
• •  CSCI 327 - Inclusive Technology Design
• •  CSCI 341 - Operating Systems
• •  CSCI 342 - Computer Networks
• •  CSCI 343 - Computer and Information Security
• •  CSCI 344 - Privacy, Anonymity, and Social Networks
• •  CSCI 361 - Game Design
• •  CSCI 364 - Artificial Intelligence
• •  CSCI 365 - Advanced Algorithms
• •  CSCI 373 - Applied Machine Learning
• •  CSCI 374 - Machine Learning and Data Mining
• •  CSCI 375 - Ethics and Epistemology of Artificial Intelligence
• •  CSCI 383 - Theory of Computation
• •  CSCI 385 - Economics and Computation
• •  CSCI 391 - Diversity and Equity in Computer Science
• •  CSCI 401F - Computer Science Honors - Full
• •  CSCI 401H - Computer Science Honors - Half
• •  CSCI 501F - Research - Full
• •  CSCI 501H - Research - Half
• •  CSCI 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  CSCI 995H - Private Reading - Half

Creative Writing

• •  CRWR 110 - Introduction to Writing Poetry
• •  CRWR 120 - Introduction to Fiction Writing
• •  CRWR 130 - Introduction to Screenwriting
• •  CRWR 140 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction
• •  CRWR 195 - The Practice of Writing
• •  CRWR 206 - Digital Storytelling
• •  CRWR 207 - Literary Journalism
• •  CRWR 208 - Queer Futures
• •  CRWR 211 - Black to the Future: Speculative Young Adult Fiction
• •  CRWR 212 - Word and Image: Poetry in Dialogue with Visual Art
• •  CRWR 213 - The Prose Poem
• •  CRWR 214 - The Poetry of Place
• •  CRWR 215 - Race and Poetic Innovation
• •  CRWR 216 - 4x4: Studies in the Contemporary Short Story
• •  CRWR 217 - Climate Fiction
• •  CRWR 218 - The Art of the Monologue: One-Person Plays and Other Solo (Non)Fictions
• •  CRWR 222 - Speculative Worlds
• •  CRWR 224 - The Posthuman: Monsters and Beyond
• •  CRWR 226 - The Fairy Tale
• •  CRWR 229 - Dialogue and Dialect
• •  CRWR 230 - Form and Flexibility
• •  CRWR 231 - The Practice of Poetry: Rituals, Procedures, Remixes, and Constraints
• •  CRWR 232 - Fiction: Writing About Work
• •  CRWR 233 - Character and Craft
• •  CRWR 235 - Story and Screen
• •  CRWR 238 - Topics and Forms: Plot and Structure
• •  CRWR 241 - Queer Poetry
• •  CRWR 245 - Urgent Nature: Ecopoetics and Nature Poetry
• •  CRWR 248 - Climate Nonfiction
• •  CRWR 250 - Introduction to Literary Translation: Theory, History, Practice
• •  CRWR 251 - The Sonnet
• •  CRWR 252 - Poetry: Travel, Mobility, and Movement
• •  CRWR 254 - Poetry and the Body
• •  CRWR 256 - Historic(al) Fictions
• •  CRWR 259 - Fiction in Verse
• •  CRWR 268 - Ethnic American Story Cycle
• •  CRWR 273 - False Documents: Fiction, Fakery, and Other Falsehoods
• •  CRWR 279 - Weird Tales
• •  CRWR 280 - Small Prose Forms
• •  CRWR 284 - Subject and Object: Poetry as Fact and Feeling
• •  CRWR 285 - Strangeness and Surprise
• •  CRWR 286 - Who’s Afraid of Genre Fiction?
• •  CRWR 287 - Voice, Mood, and Tone
• •  CRWR 291 - Topics & Forms: The OuLiPo & Constraint
• •  CRWR 295 - Cinematic Storytelling Workshop
• •  CRWR 307 - The Art of Podcasting
• •  CRWR 310 - Poetry Workshop
• •  CRWR 311 - Advanced Poetry Workshop 2: Special Topics in Poetry
• •  CRWR 317 - Between Lyric and Narrative: Transitional Prose Forms
• •  CRWR 320 - Fiction Workshop
• •  CRWR 321 - Special Topics in Fiction: The Sentence
• •  CRWR 322 - Speculative Fiction
• •  CRWR 323 - Experiments in Narrative Fiction
• •  CRWR 324 - Young Adult Fiction Workshop
• •  CRWR 325 - Creating the Novel
• •  CRWR 332 - Song and Book
• •  CRWR 335 - Advanced Screenwriting Workshop
• •  CRWR 340 - Nonfiction Workshop
• •  CRWR 341 - Lyric Essay
• •  CRWR 350 - Advanced Translation Workshop: Poetry
• •  CRWR 351 - Advanced Translation Workshop: Prose and Drama
• •  CRWR 450 - Teaching Imaginative Writing
• •  CRWR 485 - Practicum
• •  CRWR 486 - Writers in the Schools Practicum
• •  CRWR 490 - Creative Writing Capstone Seminar
• •  CRWR 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  CRWR 995H - Private Reading - Half

Dance

• •  DANC 100 - Contemporary Dance I: Beginning
• •  DANC 107 - Samba
• •  DANC 113 - Ballet I
• •  DANC 119 - Yoga
• •  DANC 120 - Bharata Natyam (Classical Indian Dance)
• •  DANC 132 - Contact Improvisation
• •  DANC 140 - Somatic Meditation and Breathwork
• •  DANC 144 - History of African and Caribbean Dance
• •  DANC 150 - Baila Baila Baila: Dancing Latin(o) America
• •  DANC 161 - Capoeira Angola I
• •  DANC 170 - Intro to Africana Dance and Choreographic Practices
• •  DANC 180 - Hip Hop Dance I - Beginning
• •  DANC 190 - West African Dance Forms I
• •  DANC 191 - West African Dance Forms II
• •  DANC 199 - Dance Forms of the African Diaspora
• •  DANC 199H - Dance Forms of the African Diaspora
• •  DANC 200 - Contemporary Dance II - Intermediate
• •  DANC 202 - Mind-Body Practices: An Introduction to Somatics
• •  DANC 203 - Somatic Landscapes
• •  DANC 204 - Physical Mindfulness
• •  DANC 204A - Physical Mindfulness - Practice
• •  DANC 204B - Physical Mindfulness - Theory
• •  DANC 205 - Somatic Studies: The Anatomy of Innovation
• •  DANC 207 - Improvisation in Dance and Mind
• •  DANC 209 - Improvisation I
• •  DANC 211 - Production Project
• •  DANC 212 - Ballet II
• •  DANC 214 - Moving into Community
• •  DANC 217 - Improvisation in Dance and Mind
• •  DANC 221 - Body Re-Education and Functional Anatomy
• •  DANC 222 - Choreography I
• •  DANC 224 - Beginning Choreography in Cultural Traditions
• •  DANC 225 - Social Justice in Dance
• •  DANC 226 - Queering Choreography
• •  DANC 239 - Site-Specific Dance
• •  DANC 240 - Arts Management I
• •  DANC 241 - Rhythms of Resistance: Carnival, Dance, and the Fight for Social Justice
• •  DANC 242 - Musical Theater Dance
• •  DANC 244 - Dance and the Camera
• •  DANC 247 - Dance Pedagogy
• •  DANC 252 - Somatic Skills of Resilience
• •  DANC 262 - Capoeira Angola II
• •  DANC 270 - Queer Gestures: Dance and Performance
• •  DANC 292 - Choreographic Practices for Black Dance, Social Dance, Street Dance, TV, and Social Media
• •  DANC 295 - Dance Conditioning
• •  DANC 300 - Contemporary Dance III - Advanced
• •  DANC 303F - Oberlin Dance Company - Full
• •  DANC 303H - Oberlin Dance Company - Half
• •  DANC 310 - Practicum in Dance: Non-Perfomance-Based Individual Projects
• •  DANC 311 - Practicum in Dance
• •  DANC 312 - Ballet III
• •  DANC 323 - Folkloric Foundations
• •  DANC 332 - Varsity Contact
• •  DANC 338 - Dance at Oberlin
• •  DANC 340 - Arts Management II
• •  DANC 350 - Contemporary Global Dance
• •  DANC 360 - Practice as Research/Research as Practice
• •  DANC 394 - Collaborations: Dance, Music, and Media
• •  DANC 395 - Social Choreography in the Digital
• •  DANC 400 - Senior Project
• •  DANC 420F - Dance Honors - Full
• •  DANC 420H - Dance Honors - Half
• •  DANC 500 - Senior Capstone Project
• •  DANC 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  DANC 995H - Private Reading - Half

East Asian Studies

• •  EAST 075 - Japan, Nature, Culture
• •  EAST 107 - Women and Literary Culture in Japan
• •  EAST 110 - Japan on Stage and Screen: An Introduction to Kabuki, Noh, and Butoh
• •  EAST 115 - Premodern Japanese Literature
• •  EAST 118 - Modern Japanese Literature and Film
• •  EAST 120 - Chinese Calligraphy
• •  EAST 121 - Chinese Civilization
• •  EAST 122 - Modern China
• •  EAST 131 - Japan: Earliest Times to 1868
• •  EAST 132 - Modern Japan
• •  EAST 133 - Haunted Archipelago: Ghosts, Spirits, and the Occult in Japanese Religion
• •  EAST 134 - Masterworks of Premodern Chinese Literature
• •  EAST 137 - Introduction to Religion: Buddhism in East Asia
• •  EAST 143 - Approaches to Chinese and Japanese Art
• •  EAST 147 - Chinese Ethnic Minorities in Multimedia Representations
• •  EAST 153 - Religious Rituals in East Asia
• •  EAST 154 - Religious Objects in East Asian Religions
• •  EAST 163 - Korea and East Asia: From Ancient Times to the Present
• •  EAST 206 - Modern Chinese Literature and Film: The Art of Adaptation
• •  EAST 210 - Japan’s Film and Modern Literature
• •  EAST 218 - Ways of Seeing in Classical Chinese Poetry
• •  EAST 220 - The Art of the Japanese Book: Material Culture, Libraries, Museums
• •  EAST 222 - Politics and Protest: Modern Chinese Art
• •  EAST 225 - Pleasure and Design in Confinement: Japanese Prints in and after Edo
• •  EAST 233 - The Long War in Modern China
• •  EAST 234 - Screening China
• •  EAST 235 - China on the Global Stage
• •  EAST 241 - Living with the Bomb: A Comparative Study of Gender, Race, and Nationalism in Japan and the U.S.
• •  EAST 249 - Green Japan
• •  EAST 250 - The Great Wave: A Maritime View of Japanese History
• •  EAST 261 - On the Edges of China
• •  EAST 280 - Brothers at War: The Unending Korean War
• •  EAST 294 - Environmental History of China
• •  EAST 305 - Tang Dynasty Tales: Fiction, History, Hearsay
• •  EAST 307 - Occupied Japan, 1945-1952
• •  EAST 309 - Chinese Popular Cinema and Public Intellectualism
• •  EAST 322 - Avant Garde in Japanese Literature, Art and Film
• •  EAST 327 - Mapping China and East Asia
• •  EAST 328 - The Great War and Asia, 1914-1925
• •  EAST 329 - Cultural Property? Art, Heritage, Ownership
• •  EAST 330 - Floating World: Early Modern Japanese Literature
• •  EAST 332 - Discrimination in Modern Japan
• •  EAST 334 - Ecocritical Approach to Chinese Art
• •  EAST 335 - Buddhism, Healing, and the Body in East Asia
• •  EAST 358 - Memory and Justice in East Asia
• •  EAST 367 - The Other Great Game, 1860-1905
• •  EAST 401 - East Asian Studies Honors
• •  EAST 436 - Science and Technology in Early Modern and Modern East Asia
• •  EAST 482 - Discrimination in Modern Japan
• •  EAST 500 - Capstone Project
• •  EAST 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  EAST 995H - Private Reading - Half

Economics

• •  ECON 099 - Principles of Accounting
• •  ECON 101 - Principles of Economics
• •  ECON 204 - Game Theory
• •  ECON 207 - Urban Economics
• •  ECON 209 - Economic Development
• •  ECON 210 - Economic History of Latin America
• •  ECON 211 - Money, the Financial System, and the Economy
• •  ECON 220 - Economics of Labor Markets
• •  ECON 222 - Economics of Education
• •  ECON 227 - International Trade and Finance
• •  ECON 231 - Environmental Economics
• •  ECON 241 - Principles of Finance
• •  ECON 245 - Health Economics
• •  ECON 251 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
• •  ECON 253 - Intermediate Microeconomics
• •  ECON 255 - Introduction to Econometrics
• •  ECON 310 - Economic Development in Latin America
• •  ECON 312 - Data Science Tools for Social Scientists
• •  ECON 317 - Industrial Organization
• •  ECON 322 - Public Economics
• •  ECON 326 - International Trade
• •  ECON 332 - Energy Economics
• •  ECON 341 - Advanced Asset Pricing and Risk Management
• •  ECON 342 - Advanced Corporate Finance
• •  ECON 343 - International Finance
• •  ECON 351 - Macroeconomic Theory
• •  ECON 353 - Microeconomic Theory
• •  ECON 355 - Advanced Econometrics
• •  ECON 409 - Seminar: Institutions and Development
• •  ECON 413 - Seminar: Comparative Economic Development
• •  ECON 415 - Seminar: The Economics of Pandemics
• •  ECON 417 - Seminar: Research in Industrial Organization
• •  ECON 421 - Seminar: Human Capital During the Life Course
• •  ECON 427 - Seminar: Topics in International Trade & Firm Dynamics
• •  ECON 430 - Economics of Poverty and Income Distribution
• •  ECON 431 - Seminar in Sustainability in Agriculture
• •  ECON 432 - Seminar in Energy and Environmental Economics
• •  ECON 435 - Seminar in behavioral economics and public policy
• •  ECON 440 - Seminar: U.S. Monetary Policy
• •  ECON 441 - Advanced Topics in Finance
• •  ECON 448 - Seminar: Economics of Housing and Real Estate
• •  ECON 449 - Seminar: Economics and Immigration
• •  ECON 491F - Economics Honors - Full
• •  ECON 491H - Economic Honors - Half
• •  ECON 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ECON 995H - Private Reading - Half
• •  ECON 999 - Economics Honors

Education

• •  EDPR 101 - SITES Spanish In The Elementary Schools “Language Teaching Practicum”
• •  EDPR 102 - SITES Spanish In The Elementary Schools “Language Teaching Practicum”
• •  EDUA 301 - Language Pedagogy: The Theory & Practice of Teaching and Learning Languages
• •  EDUA 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  EDUA 995H - Private Reading - Half

English

• •  ENGL 103 - Introduction to World Literature
• •  ENGL 104 - Supervidere: Surveillance Cultures of the American Canon
• •  ENGL 105 - Literature and Environmentalism
• •  ENGL 110 - A History of the English Language
• •  ENGL 112 - One Hundred Poems
• •  ENGL 123 - Introduction to Shakespeare
• •  ENGL 140 - Arthurian Fictions
• •  ENGL 180 - Selected Authors: Marilynne Robinson
• •  ENGL 201 - Rethinking Gender in American Literature
• •  ENGL 202 - Lyric Poetry: Words That Matter
• •  ENGL 203 - Early British Literature: Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton
• •  ENGL 204 - Comically Serious: Graphic Novels and the Art of Storytelling
• •  ENGL 205 - The Environment and American Fiction
• •  ENGL 206 - Shakespearean Tragedy
• •  ENGL 208 - Diaspora Stories
• •  ENGL 209 - Ovid in the Middle Ages
• •  ENGL 212 - African American Poetry Survey
• •  ENGL 215 - Thinking with Renaissance Literature
• •  ENGL 217 - Transgender Literature: Transition, Narrative, and Desire
• •  ENGL 218 - Shakespeare and the Limits of Genre: Problem Comedy and Romance
• •  ENGL 219 - Person and Impersonation
• •  ENGL 223 - Meaning and Being
• •  ENGL 227 - Jane Austen and Company: Romantic Revolutions
• •  ENGL 229 - The Poets’ Bible
• •  ENGL 234 - The Postcolonial Trajectories
• •  ENGL 238 - Contemporary American Fiction
• •  ENGL 242 - Asian American Literature at the Crossroads
• •  ENGL 243 - Promise and Peril: Race and Multicultural America
• •  ENGL 244 - Supervidere: Surveillance Cultures of the American Canon
• •  ENGL 246 - Comparative Global South Literatures
• •  ENGL 253 - Pens and Needles: Gender and Media in Early America
• •  ENGL 258 - August Wilson: The Century Cycle
• •  ENGL 260 - Black Humor and Irony: Modern Literary Experiments
• •  ENGL 261 - Constructing the Subject: African American Women and Auto/Biography
• •  ENGL 263 - Black English and Voice: An Introduction to Sociolinguistics
• •  ENGL 265 - Anglophone Postcolonial Literatures
• •  ENGL 267 - Ethnic Experiments
• •  ENGL 275 - Introduction to Comparative Literature
• •  ENGL 277 - American Drama
• •  ENGL 279 - Imagining Borders
• •  ENGL 282 - Shifting Scenes: Drama Survey
• •  ENGL 287 - “Bollywood“‘s India: An Introduction to Indian Cinema
• •  ENGL 289 - Shakespeare in Italy
• •  ENGL 290 - Shakespearean Comedy and Social Justice
• •  ENGL 291 - What is Cinema?
• •  ENGL 293 - Acquired Taste: Literature and Colonial American Foodways
• •  ENGL 299 - What is Literature: Introduction to the Advanced Study of Literature
• •  ENGL 301 - Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
• •  ENGL 302 - The Wild West, the New West, and the Weird West
• •  ENGL 303 - Wonder and Invention in the Renaissance
• •  ENGL 304 - Shakespeare and Metamorphosis
• •  ENGL 306 - Literature and the Scientific Revolution
• •  ENGL 308 - Visuality, Materiality, and Renaissance Literature
• •  ENGL 309 - The Poetry of Love and Seduction in the Renaissance
• •  ENGL 310 - Early Medieval European Literature: From Virgil to Dante
• •  ENGL 317 - Postapocalyptic Pacific Rim
• •  ENGL 318 - From Don Quixote to Persepolis: History of the Novel
• •  ENGL 319 - Charting Globalization in Diaspora Films and Novels
• •  ENGL 320 - From Frankenstein to Dracula: At the Margins of 19th-Century Britain
• •  ENGL 322 - Imagining Immanence
• •  ENGL 323 - Six Poets
• •  ENGL 324 - Six Poets: 1945-Present
• •  ENGL 328 - Modern Drama II: Brecht to Pinter
• •  ENGL 329 - Louise Erdrich
• •  ENGL 330 - Modernist Chicago: Urban Literature and Sociology
• •  ENGL 332 - Song and Book
• •  ENGL 333 - Just Sayin’: The African American Essay
• •  ENGL 343 - American Gothic
• •  ENGL 348 - Modern Drama I: Ibsen to Pirandello
• •  ENGL 349 - Contemporary Drama: 1980 to the Present
• •  ENGL 357 - Inventing America: Histories of the Book, Archive, and Empire
• •  ENGL 360 - The End: Globalization and Literature
• •  ENGL 361 - Strange Cinema
• •  ENGL 363 - Gaines, Morrison, Wideman: Textualizing Orality and Literacy
• •  ENGL 372 - Contemporary Literary Theory: Post-Modernity and Imagination
• •  ENGL 375 - Realism, 1800 to the Present: The Mirror Up to Nature
• •  ENGL 376 - Migrant Subjects and the Postcolonial Novel
• •  ENGL 377 - Migrants and Postcolonial Novels
• •  ENGL 379 - Welfare Queens and Tiger Moms: Narratives of the Maternal
• •  ENGL 381 - Hopeful Monsters: (Mixed-)Media Studies
• •  ENGL 399 - Teaching and Tutoring Writing Across the Disciplines
• •  ENGL 400 - Senior Tutorial
• •  ENGL 417 - Space and Place
• •  ENGL 428 - Seminar: Virginia Woolf and Zadie Smith
• •  ENGL 437 - Seminar: Ars Poetica
• •  ENGL 438 - Seminar: Literary Cognitive Linguistics
• •  ENGL 452 - English Honors I
• •  ENGL 453 - English Honors II
• •  ENGL 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ENGL 995H - Private Reading - Half

Entrepreneurship Studies

• •  ENTR 102 - Oberlin Business Scholars
• •  ENTR 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ENTR 995H - Private Reading - Half

Environmental Studies

• •  ENVS 101 - Environment and Society
• •  ENVS 121 - Introduction to QGIS-Spatial Analysis
• •  ENVS 180 - Introduction to Rural Environments
• •  ENVS 201 - Introduction to Environmental Humanities
• •  ENVS 202 - Introduction to Urban Studies Analytics
• •  ENVS 203 - Environmental Anthropology
• •  ENVS 206 - Global Environmental History
• •  ENVS 208 - Environmental Policy
• •  ENVS 209 - Black Ecologies and Environmental Justice
• •  ENVS 217 - Qualitative Methods for Environmental Studies
• •  ENVS 218 - Dissent
• •  ENVS 219 - Climate Change
• •  ENVS 220 - Global Agriculture and Food Production
• •  ENVS 221 - The Social and Environmental Consequences of Technology
• •  ENVS 222 - Environmental Issues Beyond Borders
• •  ENVS 223 - Surviving America: Introduction to Native Studies
• •  ENVS 227 - Food and Social Justice
• •  ENVS 231 - Environmental Economics
• •  ENVS 237 - Alaska Natives and the Environment
• •  ENVS 252 - Global Peasant Agriculture
• •  ENVS 302 - American Agricultures
• •  ENVS 303 - Nomadism
• •  ENVS 306 - “Trust the Science”? Knowledge and Controversy in Environmental Science and Policy
• •  ENVS 316 - Ecosystem Ecology
• •  ENVS 322 - Energy and Society
• •  ENVS 323 - Seminar: Global Environmental Politics
• •  ENVS 324 - Seminar: Natural Resources and Conflict
• •  ENVS 326 - Environmental History of Oceans and Great Lakes
• •  ENVS 332 - Energy Economics
• •  ENVS 333 - Supernature
• •  ENVS 336 - Practicum in Agroecology at the George Jones Farm I
• •  ENVS 337 - Practicum in Agroecology at the George Jones Farm II
• •  ENVS 339 - Indigenous Activism, Environmental Justice, and the State
• •  ENVS 340 - Systems Modeling: Systems Thinking
• •  ENVS 352 - Decolonizing Global Agricultures
• •  ENVS 354 - Practicum in Environmental Communication
• •  ENVS 360 - Migration, Refugees, and Resilience
• •  ENVS 385 - Indigenous Nations, Treaty Rights, and the Great Lakes
• •  ENVS 390 - Sustainable Cities
• •  ENVS 414 - The Environmental Justice Methodologies
• •  ENVS 431 - Seminar in Sustainability in Agriculture
• •  ENVS 432 - Seminar in Energy and Environmental Economics
• •  ENVS 501F - Research in Environmental Studies (ARHU) - Full
• •  ENVS 501H - Research in Environmental Studies (ARHU) - Half
• •  ENVS 502F - Research in Environmental Studies (ARHU) - Full
• •  ENVS 502H - Research in Environmental Studies (ARHU) - Half
• •  ENVS 503F - Research in Environmental Studies (NSMA) - Full
• •  ENVS 503H - Research in Environmental Studies (NSMA) - Half
• •  ENVS 504F - Research in Environmental Studies (NSMA) - Full
• •  ENVS 504H - Research in Environmental Studies (NSMA) - Half
• •  ENVS 505F - Research in Environmental Studies (SSCI) - Full
• •  ENVS 505H - Research in Environmental Studies (SSCI) - Half
• •  ENVS 506F - Research in Environmental Studies (SSCI) - Full
• •  ENVS 506H - Research in Environmental Studies (SSCI) - Half
• •  ENVS 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ENVS 995H - Private Reading - Half

First-Year Seminar Program

• •  FYSP 006 - Power, Politics, and Pastries
• •  FYSP 008 - On Time
• •  FYSP 018 - Red Futures: Exploring Soviet Science Fiction
• •  FYSP 022 - What’s For Dinner? The Science of Healthy Eating
• •  FYSP 026 - The Anthropocene: Human Actions, Global Consequences
• •  FYSP 030 - Writing Life: Exploring Identity and Place
• •  FYSP 044 - Objects and Apparitions: Poetry as Fiction and Fact
• •  FYSP 045 - How To Use Your Body to Survive College (and Write Brilliant Essays)
• •  FYSP 048 - Cultured Human Cells in Research and Medicine: A Scientific and Philosophical Perspective
• •  FYSP 053 - Dreams
• •  FYSP 056 - The Way of Heaven and Earth
• •  FYSP 063 - Research and Reasoning: The Production and Application of Knowledge in STEM
• •  FYSP 065 - Palestine: Art, Memory, Exile
• •  FYSP 068 - Minds, Machines, and God
• •  FYSP 069 - Astrobiology: The Scientific Search for Extraterrestrial Life
• •  FYSP 070 - Should We Eat Meat? The History of the Debate
• •  FYSP 073 - Radical Reading and Writing: Imagination in the World
• •  FYSP 078 - Finding Stories in Surprising Places
• •  FYSP 080 - Pandemic: The Great Influenza in History and Memory
• •  FYSP 081 - The Case Study: Crime, Medicine, and Modern Society
• •  FYSP 085 - Rebellion, Revolution, Rock-‘n’-Roll: Art and Dissent in Russia
• •  FYSP 095 - Musical Snobbery
• •  FYSP 096 - The Art of Social Work
• •  FYSP 099 - Food for Thought
• •  FYSP 106 - Symmetry at the Alhambra: Geometry and Art in Islamic Spain
• •  FYSP 107 - City as Symphony: Cinema, Music, and Modernity
• •  FYSP 111 - The Great Divide? Cultural Encounters Between the West and the Islamic World
• •  FYSP 129 - Great Lakes and Rust Belt States
• •  FYSP 144 - Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.
• •  FYSP 148 - Moving Pictures: Immigration and Italian Cinema
• •  FYSP 149 - International and Domestic Nonprofit Organizations
• •  FYSP 151 - Our Senses, Ourselves
• •  FYSP 156 - Jewish Identity and American Politics
• •  FYSP 157 - Plague Literature and Medicine
• •  FYSP 160 - Berlin: 20th-Century City
• •  FYSP 171 - Environment and Expression in Appalachia
• •  FYSP 173 - The French Revolution and the Making of the Modern World
• •  FYSP 174 - Is Another World Possible? Utopianism and its Discontents
• •  FYSP 177 - The Uncanny in Cross-Cultural Perspective
• •  FYSP 178 - Social Justice and Professional Athlete Activism
• •  FYSP 182 - Paying Attention with Tolstoy
• •  FYSP 196 - Why Oberlin? The Value(s) of a Liberal Arts Education

Food Studies

• •  FOOD 101 - Introduction to Food Studies
• •  FOOD 200 - Lorain County Foodways

French

• •  FREN 101 - Français élémentaire I
• •  FREN 102 - Français élémentaire II
• •  FREN 205 - Français intermédiaire I
• •  FREN 206 - Français intermédiaire II
• •  FREN 207 - Queer Citizenship in French and Francophone Spaces
• •  FREN 220 - Travel and the Idea of Home
• •  FREN 301 - Expression orale et écrite
• •  FREN 302 - Conversation et communication
• •  FREN 309 - Plaisir de lire
• •  FREN 315 - Queer Media, Activism, and Thought in France: Case Studies
• •  FREN 320 - French Cinema, Intersectional and Feminist
• •  FREN 321 - Pratiques de l’écrit
• •  FREN 323 - Traduire la pensée
• •  FREN 330 - World-Making in French and Francophone Literature
• •  FREN 341 - Caribbean Women’s Fiction
• •  FREN 347 - Décolonisation linguistique et traduction
• •  FREN 353 - Passions du corps et l’âme (1600-1900)
• •  FREN 356 - Discovering Champagne: The World in a Glass
• •  FREN 365 - Zombies and Spirits in the Caribbean
• •  FREN 373 - Introduction à la littérature francophone
• •  FREN 375 - Franco-Arab Encounters
• •  FREN 380 - Esclavage et liberté
• •  FREN 387 - Bread, Wine, and Cheese: The French Art of Savoring
• •  FREN 388 - À Table: la conversation et l’écriture gastronomique
• •  FREN 399 - The Poetics and Politics of French Documentary and the Essay Film
• •  FREN 401 - Back to the Future: The French New Wave
• •  FREN 406 - Discovering Champagne: The World in a Glass
• •  FREN 415 - Surréalisme et francophonie
• •  FREN 417 - Graphic Novels and the Making of Identity in the Francophone World
• •  FREN 421 - Nonbinary Bodies & Identities in 19th-Century France
• •  FREN 423 - L’histoire du corps, 1500-1800
• •  FREN 427 - Si je veux, quand je veux: la politique de la reproduction en France et dans ses anciennes colonies
• •  FREN 435 - Bienvenue? Hospitality as Resistance in French and Francophone Literature
• •  FREN 441 - Plague Narratives: Narratology and Immunology
• •  FREN 442 - Littérature, pandémie et confinement
• •  FREN 462 - 1968: art, média, contestation
• •  FREN 470 - Francophone Cinemas of the African Diaspora
• •  FREN 471 - Medicine, Literature, Biopower LXC
• •  FREN 472 - Medicine, Literature, Biopower
• •  FREN 505F - French Honors - Full
• •  FREN 505H - French Honors - Half
• •  FREN 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  FREN 995H - Private Reading - Half

Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies

• •  GSFS 101 - Introduction to Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies
• •  GSFS 135 - Introduction to Religion: Devotion and Performance in South Asia
• •  GSFS 201 - Latinas/os in Comparative Perspective
• •  GSFS 203 - Sociology of Sexualities
• •  GSFS 204 - Rhetorics of Gender Non-Conformity
• •  GSFS 206 - Funny Women: Women, Comedy, and Film
• •  GSFS 207 - Introduction to Queer Studies
• •  GSFS 208 - Queer Beginnings: 1990
• •  GSFS 212 - Queer(ing) Media
• •  GSFS 217 - Transgender Literature: Transition, Narrative, and Desire
• •  GSFS 230 - Religion, Wellness, and the Commodification of Yoga
• •  GSFS 232 - Religion and Culture in Indian Epics
• •  GSFS 253 - Pens and Needles: Gender and Media in Early America
• •  GSFS 258 - Abortion Before and After Dobbs: The Rise of the Right and the Failures of Feminism
• •  GSFS 265 - The Poetics and Politics of Health: Intro to Critical Health Humanities
• •  GSFS 268 - The Feminist Sex Wars: 50 Years Later
• •  GSFS 270 - Queer Gestures: Dance and Performance
• •  GSFS 302 - Femmes Fatales: Narratives of Feminine Evil, Sexuality, and Perversity
• •  GSFS 305 - Feminist Research Methodologies
• •  GSFS 309 - Performing America
• •  GSFS 313 - Archives and Affects
• •  GSFS 315 - Queer Media, Activism, and Thought in France: Case Studies
• •  GSFS 317 - Transgender Cultural Studies
• •  GSFS 319 - Sexual “Absences”
• •  GSFS 320 - Scripting the Body: Performative Methods in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies
• •  GSFS 325 - Reproductive Tales
• •  GSFS 330 - Religion, Gender, and Sexuality in India
• •  GSFS 335 - Queering Prison Abolition and Transformative Justice
• •  GSFS 340 - Gender and the Visual Arts in Europe and Colonial Latin America, 1450-1650
• •  GSFS 347 - Sophistications: Queer Postwar New York-Paris Connections
• •  GSFS 353 - Radical “I”: Queer and Feminist Performance of the First Person Voice
• •  GSFS 370 - Beloved Bodies: Gender and the Erotic in Islamic Literature
• •  GSFS 400 - Senior Capstone
• •  GSFS 408 - Bad Education: Female Instruction in Ibero-America
• •  GSFS 426 - Latin American Literature and the Narrative of the Queer and the Perverse
• •  GSFS 428 - Seminar: Virginia Woolf and Zadie Smith
• •  GSFS 499 - Advanced Research Methods
• •  GSFS 500 - GSFS Honors
• •  GSFS 500F - GSFS Honors - Full
• •  GSFS 500H - GSFS Honors - Half
• •  GSFS 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  GSFS 995H - Private Reading - Half

Geosciences

• •  GEOS 118 - Geology and Paleontology of Patagonia
• •  GEOS 119 - Volcanoes and Earthquakes
• •  GEOS 120 - Earth’s Environments
• •  GEOS 121 - Geology in our National Parks
• •  GEOS 122 - Natural Hazards
• •  GEOS 123 - Geology of Natural Resources
• •  GEOS 124 - Earth Science and Social Justice
• •  GEOS 125 - Geosciences during the Energy Transition
• •  GEOS 126 - Earth Time
• •  GEOS 130 - Lessons from Life History
• •  GEOS 130H - Lessons from Life History - Half
• •  GEOS 201 - Mineralogy & Optical Crystallography
• •  GEOS 204 - Evolution of the Earth
• •  GEOS 206 - Earth’s Interior: Its Character, Dynamics and Development
• •  GEOS 210 - Oceans and Climate
• •  GEOS 212 - Earth Surface Processes
• •  GEOS 320 - Paleontology
• •  GEOS 329 - Great Lakes Hydrology
• •  GEOS 330 - Sedimentology and Stratigraphy
• •  GEOS 335 - Interdisciplinary Geographic Information Systems and Cartography
• •  GEOS 340 - Structural Geology
• •  GEOS 361 - Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
• •  GEOS 380 - Great Lakes Limnology
• •  GEOS 419 - Geosciences Capstone Seminar
• •  GEOS 501F - Research in Geosciences - Full
• •  GEOS 501H - Research in Geosciences - Half
• •  GEOS 599F - Geosciences Practicum
• •  GEOS 599H - Geosciences Practicum
• •  GEOS 920 - Geoaesthetics: Art, Geosciences, and Earthly Matter
• •  GEOS 926 - The British-Irish Ice Sheet and the formation of modern British topography
• •  GEOS 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  GEOS 995H - Private Reading - Half

German

• •  GERM 101 - Elementary German
• •  GERM 102 - Elementary German
• •  GERM 130 - Once Upon a Time: Gender, Nation, and Childhood in Grimms’ Fairy Tales
• •  GERM 203 - Intermediate German
• •  GERM 204 - Intermediate German
• •  GERM 232 - Writing the City: The Urban Experience from Expressionism to New Objectivity
• •  GERM 246 - Sex under Socialism: Narratives of Sexuality and Ideology
• •  GERM 251 - Gone Writing: Travel and Literature
• •  GERM 305 - Conversation and Composition
• •  GERM 311 - Enlightenment to Classicism
• •  GERM 312 - German Literature: Young Germany to Modernism
• •  GERM 315 - Max Kade German Writer-in Residence
• •  GERM 316 - After the Ashes: German Literature Post-1945
• •  GERM 325 - Reproductive Tales
• •  GERM 332 - Writing the City: The Urban Experience from Expressionism to New Objectivity
• •  GERM 345 - From Apfelstrudel to Zwiebelkuchen: Food, Culture, and Belonging in Germany and Beyond
• •  GERM 353 - Framing Art, Framing Power
• •  GERM 413 - The Age of Goethe
• •  GERM 422 - Heinrich von Kleist: The Psychology of Comedy and Despair
• •  GERM 433 - 20th-Century German Poetry
• •  GERM 505F - German Honors - Full
• •  GERM 505H - German Honors - Half
• •  GERM 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  GERM 995H - Private Reading - Half

Greek

• •  GREK 101 - Elementary Greek
• •  GREK 102 - Elementary Greek II
• •  GREK 201 - Intermediate Greek I: Homer
• •  GREK 203 - Intermediate Greek II: Attic Prose
• •  GREK 206 - Homer’s Odyssey I
• •  GREK 211 - Euripides I
• •  GREK 220 - Courtroom Drama in Athens! I
• •  GREK 221 - Intermediate Greek: Herodotus
• •  GREK 304 - Greek Lyric Poetry
• •  GREK 305 - Sophocles
• •  GREK 306 - Homer’s Odyssey II
• •  GREK 307 - Comedies of Aristophanes
• •  GREK 311 - Euripides II
• •  GREK 320 - Courtroom Drama in Athens! II
• •  GREK 321 - Advanced Greek: Herodotus
• •  GREK 324 - A Survey of Hellenistic Poetry
• •  GREK 331 - Hesiod
• •  GREK 401F - GREK Honors - Full
• •  GREK 401H - GREK Honors - Half
• •  GREK 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  GREK 995H - Private Reading - Half

Health Careers

• •  HLTH 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  HLTH 995H - Private Reading - Half

Hispanic Studies

• •  HISP 100 - When World Literature “Discovered” Latin America
• •  HISP 101 - Elementary Spanish I
• •  HISP 102 - Elementary Spanish II
• •  HISP 103 - Mexican Cinema Goes International: Watching Gael García Bernal
• •  HISP 157 - Approaches to the Art of the Americas
• •  HISP 200 - Music of Latin America
• •  HISP 202 - Intermediate Spanish I
• •  HISP 203 - Intermediate Spanish II
• •  HISP 204 - Intensive Intermediate Spanish
• •  HISP 253 - Latinx Art: Past and Futures
• •  HISP 294 - The Arts of Conquest and Resistance in 17th century Europe and Latin America
• •  HISP 303 - Conversation and Communication in Spanish
• •  HISP 304 - Advanced Grammar and Composition
• •  HISP 306 - Introduction to Literary Analysis
• •  HISP 309 - Concoctions, Poisons, and Spells: Making Life Livable in Early Modern Spain
• •  HISP 310 - The Struggle for Modernity
• •  HISP 313 - Advanced Conversation and Communication in Spanish
• •  HISP 315 - Crossing the Line: Early Modern Spain and Spanish America
• •  HISP 317 - Beyond a World of Wonders: Questioning Narratives of the Conquest
• •  HISP 318 - Survey of Latin American Literature II - La ciudad
• •  HISP 319 - Grandes Novelas Chicas: The Latin American Novella
• •  HISP 325 - Caos y Destrucción: Literatura Transatlántica de Ciencia Ficción
• •  HISP 327 - Surrealism Narrative from Center to Margins
• •  HISP 334 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers
• •  HISP 335 - Melodrama and Cultural Anxiety in Latin America
• •  HISP 337 - Cien Años de Soledad
• •  HISP 340 - Nationalism, Culture, and Politics Under and After Dictatorship: Spain and Yugoslavia in the 20th Century
• •  HISP 341 - Inquisitorial Practices: Heretics, Torture & Fear
• •  HISP 342 - Spain and Yugoslavia in the 20th Century LxC
• •  HISP 349 - History and Present of the Spanish Language
• •  HISP 350 - Qué flow: Music, Culture, and Politics in Latin America
• •  HISP 356 - Latin America in Verse: Poetry, Voice and History
• •  HISP 359 - Mexican-U.S. American Border Stories
• •  HISP 360 - Latin American Feminisms: Debates, Dialogues, and Communal Experiences
• •  HISP 365 - Love and Death: Jewish Literature and Culture of the Americas
• •  HISP 366 - Love and Death: Jewish Literature and Culture of the Americas LxC
• •  HISP 405 - The New Spaniards: Immigration in Contemporary Spain
• •  HISP 408 - Bad Education: Female Instruction in Ibero-America
• •  HISP 416 - Constructs of Machismo and Marianismo in the Mexican Literary Canon
• •  HISP 417 - Saints, Sinners and Other Cursed Women
• •  HISP 419 - Big Old Funny Books: Cervantes, Rabelais, Sterne
• •  HISP 421 - Julio Cortázar’s Rayuela
• •  HISP 422 - Literature and Politics of Central America
• •  HISP 426 - Latin American Literature and the Narrative of the Queer and the Perverse
• •  HISP 430 - Literature and Music of Heartbreak
• •  HISP 445 - Crime, Sex, and Ghosts of the Past: Contemporary Spanish Fiction and Film
• •  HISP 447 - Luis Buñuel and His Legacy
• •  HISP 450 - Puerto Rico Post-Mortem: Nation, Identity, and Language in a Non-Sovereign Territory
• •  HISP 452 - Puerto Rico Post-Mortem: Nation, Identity, and Language in a Non-Sovereign Territory
• •  HISP 455 - Women on the Move: Migrant Women’s Voices at the Mexican-U.S. American Border
• •  HISP 456 - Minor Literature, World Literature, and the Limits of Translation
• •  HISP 458 - Borges to Cortázar: Fantasy and Violence in Argentine Literature 1930-1955
• •  HISP 460 - Repeating Islands: Literatures of the Caribbean
• •  HISP 461 - Wild Laboratories: Political Experiments in 19th Century Latin America
• •  HISP 465 - Indignant Spain: Politics and Culture After 2011
• •  HISP 501 - Capstone
• •  HISP 505F - Hispanic Studies Honors - Full
• •  HISP 505H - Hispanic Studies Honors - Half
• •  HISP 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  HISP 995H - Private Reading - Half

History

• •  HIST 101 - Medieval and Early Modern European History
• •  HIST 102 - Modern European History
• •  HIST 103 - American History to 1877
• •  HIST 104 - American History, 1877 to the Present
• •  HIST 105 - Chinese Civilization
• •  HIST 106 - Modern China
• •  HIST 107 - Russian History I
• •  HIST 108 - Russian History II
• •  HIST 109 - Latin American History: Invasion to Independence
• •  HIST 110 - Latin American History: State and Nation Since Independence
• •  HIST 121 - History of the Middle East and North Africa, from the Rise of Islam to 1800
• •  HIST 122 - Middle East and North African History from 1800 to the Present
• •  HIST 129 - History of Rome
• •  HIST 130 - History of Greece
• •  HIST 138 - European Empires in Global History
• •  HIST 159 - Japan: Earliest Times to 1868
• •  HIST 160 - Modern Japan
• •  HIST 162 - Premodern India
• •  HIST 163 - Modern South Asia
• •  HIST 181 - Korea and East Asia: From Ancient Times to the Present
• •  HIST 204 - From Gold to Guacamole: Latin American Commodity History
• •  HIST 205 - Heavenly Histories: The Making of Western Cosmology from Antiquity to the Trial of Galileo
• •  HIST 207 - Cinema, Memory, and Politics in Egypt
• •  HIST 208 - Of Miracles and Microscopes: A History of Science from 1200-1800
• •  HIST 209 - The City in Europe, 1100-1789
• •  HIST 214 - Oberlin Oral History: Community-Based Learning & Research Practicum
• •  HIST 216 - European Socialisms and Post-Socialisms
• •  HIST 218 - The American Revolution
• •  HIST 219 - The American Civil War
• •  HIST 222 - Modern Germany and Eastern Europe, 1848-1989
• •  HIST 226 - WW II
• •  HIST 227 - The History and Practice of Whiteness in the United States
• •  HIST 230 - Jewish Communities of the Ottoman Empire, 1453-1914
• •  HIST 231 - The Origins of Modern Diplomacy, 1350-1850
• •  HIST 232 - History of Race in American Cities and Suburbs
• •  HIST 233 - The Long War in Modern China
• •  HIST 234 - Bandits, Terrorists, Partisans: Non-State Political Violence in Modern Europe
• •  HIST 236 - Orientalism and the Jewish Question
• •  HIST 238 - Slavery in the U.S.
• •  HIST 243 - The Early Modern Mediterranean
• •  HIST 244 - The U.S. in World War II
• •  HIST 250 - The Great Wave: A Maritime View of Japanese History
• •  HIST 251 - U.S. Foreign Policy
• •  HIST 256 - Immigration in U.S. History
• •  HIST 260 - Asian American History
• •  HIST 261 - On the Edges of China
• •  HIST 264 - History Design Lab Digital Research Practicum
• •  HIST 265 - Sacred and Secular in an Islamic Republic: Pakistan
• •  HIST 267 - Islamic Law & Society: From Shari’a to Human Rights
• •  HIST 268 - Incarceration in the Modern MENA
• •  HIST 270 - Latina/o History
• •  HIST 271 - History of Rio de Janeiro
• •  HIST 274 - History of the Holocaust
• •  HIST 276 - Slavery in Latin America
• •  HIST 278 - The Productive Past: Innovation and the Early Modern World
• •  HIST 280 - Brothers at War: The Unending Korean War
• •  HIST 282 - The French Empire: 18th Century to the Present
• •  HIST 285 - American Indians: Pre-Columbus to the Present
• •  HIST 286 - Jewish Italy from Antiquity through Modernity
• •  HIST 291 - Antisemitism in European History and Literature
• •  HIST 294 - Environmental History of China
• •  HIST 299 - Introduction to Historical Methods
• •  HIST 301 - The Politics of Gender in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
• •  HIST 303 - Seminar: Possession and Property in Medieval Europe
• •  HIST 305 - Research Methods in Black Women’s Intellectual History
• •  HIST 307 - Occupied Japan, 1945-1952
• •  HIST 313 - The Enlightenment and its Critics
• •  HIST 314 - Existentialism
• •  HIST 319 - Muslim Political Thought: Past & Present
• •  HIST 322 - American Contact, 1492-1620
• •  HIST 326 - Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Latin America
• •  HIST 327 - Mapping China and East Asia
• •  HIST 328 - The Great War and Asia, 1914-1925
• •  HIST 335 - Seminar: Crusades - Contact and Conflict in the Mediterranean World
• •  HIST 336 - Women and International Relations, 1400-1900
• •  HIST 337 - From the Great War to the Great Depression: America in the 1920s
• •  HIST 340 - Doing Local History–Community-Based Learning in Elyria
• •  HIST 341 - Research Seminar: The Korean War
• •  HIST 347 - The African Diaspora in Contemporary Latin America
• •  HIST 354 - The British Empire and the Indian Ocean
• •  HIST 358 - Memory and Justice in East Asia
• •  HIST 360 - Constructing the Russian Revolutionary Self
• •  HIST 363 - The Global Sixties in Latin America
• •  HIST 367 - The Other Great Game, 1860-1905
• •  HIST 370 - From Conservation to Climate Crisis: The Environment in Twentieth-Century American History
• •  HIST 371 - Muslim Politics in Modern South Asia
• •  HIST 372 - Reckoning with Reconstruction, 1863-Present
• •  HIST 375 - Beyond Indiana Jones: The History, Politics, and Culture of Archaeology
• •  HIST 376 - Westworlds: Research Seminar in Western History
• •  HIST 382 - Afro-Asian America: Intraminority Connections in Historical Perspective
• •  HIST 383 - Borders, Wars, and Refugees from the Ottoman Empire to ISIS
• •  HIST 388 - Women at War
• •  HIST 389 - Archaeologies of China
• •  HIST 398 - Seminar: Archiving Sex - Researching America’s Sexual Pasts
• •  HIST 405 - Age of Fracture: The United States since 1973
• •  HIST 407 - Civil War Era
• •  HIST 412 - Lords, Peasants, and Pigs on Trial: popular and elite culture in early modern Europe
• •  HIST 414 - The Puritans and Their World
• •  HIST 416 - The World Upside Down: Abolitionism in America
• •  HIST 418 - Beyond Slavery and Freedom in the Atlantic World
• •  HIST 424 - How to Make an Empire: Histories of Global Britain
• •  HIST 425 - History of Space, History of Time
• •  HIST 427 - Borderlands
• •  HIST 429 - Jazz of the Americas
• •  HIST 430 - Environmental History of the Middle East and North Africa
• •  HIST 433 - American Empire
• •  HIST 435 - Museums: A Social, Political, and Institutional History
• •  HIST 436 - Science and Technology in Early Modern and Modern East Asia
• •  HIST 440 - Europe’s East: Orientalisms from Russia to the Balkans
• •  HIST 448 - Slavery, Law, and Warfare in North America
• •  HIST 456 - Connections beyond Colonialism: Global Histories of the Global South
• •  HIST 472 - Colloquium: Early Modern Atlantic World
• •  HIST 473 - Colloquium: Violence and Terror in Early America
• •  HIST 479 - Colloquium: Readings in 20th Century Urban History
• •  HIST 481 - Stalinism
• •  HIST 482 - Discrimination in Modern Japan
• •  HIST 487 - Women of Latin America
• •  HIST 488 - The U.S. South
• •  HIST 493 - Repairing the Past: Readings in Historical Justice
• •  HIST 500 - History Senior Projects
• •  HIST 501 - History Senior Honors I
• •  HIST 502 - History Senior Honors II
• •  HIST 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  HIST 995H - Private Reading - Half

Humanities

• •  HUMS 400 - Humanities Capstone

Italian

• •  ITAL 101 - Beginning Italian I
• •  ITAL 102 - Beginning Italian II
• •  ITAL 302 - Introduction to Reading Italian Literature
• •  ITAL 305 - The Global Phenomenon of Elena Ferrante
• •  ITAL 402 - Contemporary Italian Literature
• •  ITAL 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ITAL 995H - Private Reading - Half

Japanese

• •  JAPN 002 - Japanese Language Across the Curriculum (LxC)
• •  JAPN 101 - Elementary Japanese I
• •  JAPN 102 - Elementary Japanese II
• •  JAPN 201 - Intermediate Japanese I
• •  JAPN 202 - Intermediate Japanese II
• •  JAPN 301 - Japanese Reading and Conversation I
• •  JAPN 302 - Japanese Reading and Conversation II
• •  JAPN 401 - Advanced Japanese I
• •  JAPN 402 - Advanced Japanese II
• •  JAPN 403 - Japanese Translation: Theory and Practice
• •  JAPN 457 - Japanese for Professional Purposes
• •  JAPN 500 - Capstone Project
• •  JAPN 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  JAPN 995H - Private Reading - Half

Jewish Studies

• •  JWST 100 - Introduction to Jewish Studies: Sacred Spaces and Promised Lands
• •  JWST 203 - The Garden of Eden in Literature, Art, and Film
• •  JWST 204 - Biblical Prophets and Prophecy
• •  JWST 205 - Hebrew Bible in its Ancient Near Eastern Context
• •  JWST 206 - The Apostle Paul within Judaism
• •  JWST 208 - New Testament and Christian Origins
• •  JWST 218 - Jews and Power
• •  JWST 224 - The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• •  JWST 231 - The Nature of Suffering: The Book of Job and its History of Interpretation
• •  JWST 236 - Orientalism and the Jewish Question
• •  JWST 241 - Anti-Semitism and White Supremacy
• •  JWST 253 - Jewish Pilgrimage
• •  JWST 254 - Judaism and the Body
• •  JWST 256 - Jews and Food
• •  JWST 258 - Religious Outsiders and the American State
• •  JWST 259 - Jewish Conversions: Transforming the Self
• •  JWST 274 - History of the Holocaust
• •  JWST 277 - Israel/Palestine in Literature and Film
• •  JWST 278 - Jewish/Jew-ish Literatures
• •  JWST 279 - Poetry and Political Activism
• •  JWST 281 - Jewish Communities of the Ottoman Empire, 1453-1914
• •  JWST 282 - Israel/Palestine in Literature and Film II (Post-1967)
• •  JWST 286 - Jewish Italy from Antiquity through Modernity
• •  JWST 291 - Anti-Semitism in European History and Literature
• •  JWST 303 - Jews and Greeks in Ancient Egypt
• •  JWST 306 - Biblical Biographies Told and Retold
• •  JWST 310 - Zionisms
• •  JWST 326 - Synagogues, Churches, and Mosques: Sacred Art of the Medieval Mediterranean
• •  JWST 335 - Seminar: Crusades - Contact and Conflict in the Mediterranean World
• •  JWST 354 - Judaism in America
• •  JWST 365 - Love and Death: Jewish Literature and Culture of the Americas
• •  JWST 366 - Love and Death: Jewish Literature and Culture of the Americas LxC
• •  JWST 380 - Middle Eastern Prison Literature
• •  JWST 400 - Senior Capstone in Jewish Studies
• •  JWST 500 - Jewish Studies Honors
• •  JWST 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  JWST 995H - Private Reading - Half

Latin

• •  LATN 101 - Elementary Latin
• •  LATN 102 - Introduction to Latin Prose
• •  LATN 201 - Intermediate Latin I: Ovid
• •  LATN 202 - Intermediate Latin II: Roman Prose
• •  LATN 209 - Petronius and Apuleius: The Latin Novel I
• •  LATN 218 - Poetry of Catullus I
• •  LATN 220 - The End of the Aeneid
• •  LATN 221 - Senecan Tragedy I
• •  LATN 302 - Horace
• •  LATN 307 - Latin Love Elegy
• •  LATN 308 - The Roman Historians
• •  LATN 309 - Petronius and Apuleius: The Latin Novel II
• •  LATN 312 - Lucan and Seneca
• •  LATN 316 - Latin Epistles
• •  LATN 318 - Poetry of Catullus II
• •  LATN 320 - The End of the Aeneid II
• •  LATN 321 - Senecan Tragedy II
• •  LATN 333 - Latin Bucolic
• •  LATN 375 - Martial
• •  LATN 401F - LATN Honors - Full
• •  LATN 401H - LATN Honors - Half
• •  LATN 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  LATN 995H - Private Reading - Half

Latin American Studies

• •  LATS 100 - What is Latin America? Issues in Latin American Studies
• •  LATS 400 - Latin American Studies Capstone
• •  LATS 401 - LAST Honors I
• •  LATS 402 - LAST Honors II

Law and Society

• •  LAWS 200 - Law and Society: An Overview
• •  LAWS 400 - Legal Advocacy
• •  LAWS 500 - Senior Portfolio

Learning Enhancement Across the Disciplines

• •  LEAD 050 - Introduction to Oberlin Life and Learning
• •  LEAD 105 - Introduction to Bonner Life
• •  LEAD 110 - F1RST at Oberlin
• •  LEAD 115 - First-Year Posse Scholar Success
• •  LEAD 120 - Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction
• •  LEAD 121 - Stress Management Tools for Wellness
• •  LEAD 140 - Design Your Oberlin Life
• •  LEAD 150 - Approaches to Learning
• •  LEAD 152 - Money Matters: Basics of Financial Literacy
• •  LEAD 155 - Strengthening Connections and Building Community
• •  LEAD 170 - Student Support & Planning in Higher Education
• •  LEAD 175 - Turrets & Trapdoors: Activating your Assets for Success
• •  LEAD 180 - Building Habits for Success
• •  LEAD 181 - MRC’s Weekend of Intergroup Dialogue
• •  LEAD 182 - Facilitating Dialogic Social Justice Conversations
• •  LEAD 184 - The Artist’s Way
• •  LEAD 185 - Adulting: Preparing for Life After Oberlin
• •  LEAD 209 - Applied Peer Advising Workshop
• •  LEAD 210 - Introduction to the Foundations of Academic Advising
• •  LEAD 220 - Leadership Change: Introduction to Leadership Development
• •  LEAD 221 - Lead the Way: Discover Your Leadership Style
• •  LEAD 375 - Career Readiness for Musicians
• •  LEAD 900 - Individual Study
• •  LEAD 900B - Individual Study
• •  LEAD 901 - Individual Study

Learning Lab

• •  LLAB 101 - Academic Writing Through Transition
• •  LLAB 102 - Quantitative Thinking
• •  LLAB 103 - More Quantitative Thinking
• •  LLAB 105 - Launch Your Future: Applying for Fellowships and Post-Graduate Opportunities
• •  LLAB 110 - Inclusive Excellence in STEM Pedagogy
• •  LLAB 115 - Peer Tutoring Skills
• •  LLAB 220 - Sophomore Workshop

Linguistics

• •  LING 301 - Syntax
• •  LING 415F - Internships in Teaching - Full
• •  LING 415H - Internships in Teaching - Half
• •  LING 500 - Linguistics Portfolio
• •  LING 501 - Linguistics Capstone
• •  LING 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  LING 995H - Private Reading - Half

London Program

• •  LOND 907 - A History of London
• •  LOND 908 - The London Stage

Mathematics

• •  MATH 130 - Foundations for Calculus
• •  MATH 133 - Calculus I: Limits, Continuity, Differentiation, Integration and Applications
• •  MATH 134 - Calculus II: Special Functions, Integration Techniques and Power Series
• •  MATH 220 - Discrete Mathematics
• •  MATH 231 - Multivariable Calculus
• •  MATH 232 - Linear Algebra
• •  MATH 234 - Differential Equations
• •  MATH 301 - Foundations of Analysis
• •  MATH 302 - Dynamical Systems
• •  MATH 317 - Number Theory
• •  MATH 318 - Cryptography
• •  MATH 320 - Graph Theory
• •  MATH 327 - Algebra I: Group Theory
• •  MATH 328 - Computational Algebra
• •  MATH 329 - Algebra II: Rings and Fields
• •  MATH 331 - Linear Optimization
• •  MATH 332 - Nonlinear Optimization
• •  MATH 335 - Probability
• •  MATH 338 - Probability Models and Random Processes
• •  MATH 342 - The Mathematics of Social Choice
• •  MATH 343 - Combinatorics
• •  MATH 350 - Geometry
• •  MATH 353 - Topology
• •  MATH 354 - Algebraic Topology
• •  MATH 356 - Complex Analysis
• •  MATH 357 - Harmonic Analysis
• •  MATH 358 - Real Analysis
• •  MATH 370 - The History of Mathematics
• •  MATH 397 - Seminar in Mathematical Modeling
• •  MATH 401 - Mathematics Honors
• •  MATH 550F - Research - Full
• •  MATH 550H - Research - Half
• •  MATH 551F - Research - Full
• •  MATH 551H - Research - Half
• •  MATH 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  MATH 995H - Private Reading - Half

Neuroscience

• •  NSCI 025 - Neuroscience of Mental Health
• •  NSCI 103 - Foundations of Global Health - Addressing Health Disparities
• •  NSCI 104 - Running from Bears: The Neuroscience of Survival
• •  NSCI 110 - How the Brain Works
• •  NSCI 111 - Drugs, Sex, and Rock and Roll: When Pleasures become Problems in the Brain
• •  NSCI 112 - The Brain and the Immune System
• •  NSCI 113 - The Neuroscience of Love
• •  NSCI 121 - The Electrochemical basis of EVERYTHING
• •  NSCI 125 - Neuroscience of Mental Health
• •  NSCI 158 - Food and the Brain
• •  NSCI 175 - Ecological Impacts and Invertebrate Neurobiology
• •  NSCI 201 - The Brain: An Introduction to Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 211 - Neuroscience Laboratory
• •  NSCI 302 - Lab in Music Perception, Cognition, and Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 303 - Music Perception, Cognition, and Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 306 - Neuroendocrinology
• •  NSCI 307 - Neuroendocrinology Lab
• •  NSCI 319 - Neurophysiology: Neurons to Networks to Cognition
• •  NSCI 321 - Studies in Neuronal Function
• •  NSCI 325 - Neuropharmacology
• •  NSCI 327 - Neuropharmacology Laboratory
• •  NSCI 335 - Neuroimmunology
• •  NSCI 336 - Research Methods in Neuroimmunology
• •  NSCI 337 - Neurotoxicology and Neurodegeneration
• •  NSCI 338 - Neurotox Neurodegen Laboratory
• •  NSCI 339 - Developmental Neurobiology
• •  NSCI 341 - Laboratory in Developmental Neurobiology
• •  NSCI 343 - Principles of Clinical Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 344 - Techniques in Clinical Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 352 - Techniques in Behavioral Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 358 - Sensory Neuroscience Laboratory
• •  NSCI 360 - Cognitive Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 361 - Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory
• •  NSCI 362 - Clinical Neuroscience
• •  NSCI 381 - Neurobiology of Disease
• •  NSCI 400 - Senior Seminar
• •  NSCI 607F - Research - Full
• •  NSCI 607H - Research - Half
• •  NSCI 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  NSCI 995H - Private Reading - Half

Philosophy

• •  PHIL 121 - Philosophy and Morality
• •  PHIL 122 - The Nature of Value
• •  PHIL 126 - Human Nature and Morality
• •  PHIL 127 - Being Together: Philosophies of Society and Sociality
• •  PHIL 200 - Deductive Logic
• •  PHIL 201 - Reason and Argument
• •  PHIL 204 - Ethics
• •  PHIL 206 - Epistemology
• •  PHIL 208 - Metaphysics
• •  PHIL 209 - Representation and Reality
• •  PHIL 214 - Philosophy in the Schools (PHITS) Practicum
• •  PHIL 215 - Human Nature, Happiness, and Virtue: Ethical Theory from Socrates to the Stoics
• •  PHIL 216 - Realism, Idealism, and Skepticism
• •  PHIL 220 - Philosophy of Language
• •  PHIL 222 - Philosophy of Science
• •  PHIL 224 - Political Philosophy: Traditional and Non-Traditional Approaches
• •  PHIL 228 - Topics in Philosophy of Mind
• •  PHIL 230 - Aesthetics
• •  PHIL 234 - Topics in Applied Ethics
• •  PHIL 235 - Biomedical Ethics
• •  PHIL 238 - Ethics and Technology
• •  PHIL 239 - Philosophy of the Digital Arts
• •  PHIL 240 - Feminist Epistemology
• •  PHIL 245 - Freedom, Self-Consciousness, and Alienation: Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century
• •  PHIL 370 - Seminar: Happiness, Death, and the Meaning of Life
• •  PHIL 375 - Realism and Representation in Art
• •  PHIL 380 - Philosophy of Film and Photography
• •  PHIL 390 - Seminar: People and Selves
• •  PHIL 401F - Philosophy Honors - Full
• •  PHIL 401H - Philosophy Honors - Half
• •  PHIL 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  PHIL 995H - Private Reading - Half

Physics

• •  PHYS 051 - Einstein and Relativity
• •  PHYS 052 - The Strange World of Quantum Mechanics
• •  PHYS 054 - Musical Acoustics
• •  PHYS 068 - Energy Science and Technology
• •  PHYS 103 - Elementary Physics I
• •  PHYS 104 - Elementary Physics II
• •  PHYS 110 - Mechanics and Relativity
• •  PHYS 111 - Electricity, Magnetism and Thermodynamics
• •  PHYS 212 - Modern Physics
• •  PHYS 242 - Electronics
• •  PHYS 290 - Computational Modeling
• •  PHYS 310 - Classical Mechanics
• •  PHYS 311 - Electricity and Magnetism
• •  PHYS 312 - Quantum Mechanics
• •  PHYS 316 - Waves and Optics
• •  PHYS 340 - Physics of Materials
• •  PHYS 410 - Statistical Mechanics
• •  PHYS 411 - Electrodynamics
• •  PHYS 412 - Applied Quantum Mechanics
• •  PHYS 418 - Laboratory Physics
• •  PHYS 451 - Special Problems in Physics and Astronomy
• •  PHYS 555 - Research
• •  PHYS 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  PHYS 995H - Private Reading - Half

Politics

• •  POLT 100 - Introduction to American Politics
• •  POLT 110 - Revolution, Socialism and Reform in China
• •  POLT 111 - Theater and Politics
• •  POLT 113 - Comparative Politics of Developing Countries
• •  POLT 116 - The Theory and Practice of Contemporary Left Politics
• •  POLT 117 - Power in Political Economy
• •  POLT 119 - Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
• •  POLT 120 - Introduction to International Politics
• •  POLT 121 - Current Challenges to World Order
• •  POLT 131 - Modern Political Theory
• •  POLT 134 - Political Theory Live: Thinking in Practice
• •  POLT 136 - Authority and Rule: An Introductory Survey
• •  POLT 139 - American Political Thought
• •  POLT 201 - Comparative Courts
• •  POLT 205 - Political Research and Analysis
• •  POLT 206 - Intergroup Political Conflict and Polarization
• •  POLT 207 - Social Movements and the Policy Process
• •  POLT 208 - Environmental Policy
• •  POLT 210 - Latin American Politics
• •  POLT 211 - Revolutions
• •  POLT 212 - Political Economy of Development in Asia
• •  POLT 213 - The Politics of Oil
• •  POLT 214 - Social and Political Change in Eastern Europe
• •  POLT 215 - The Autocratic Turn
• •  POLT 216 - The Political Economy of Advanced Capitalism
• •  POLT 217 - Queer Comparative Politics
• •  POLT 218 - Jews and Power
• •  POLT 219 - Work, Workers, and Trade Unions in Advanced Capitalist Societies
• •  POLT 220 - International Security
• •  POLT 222 - Comparative Foreign Aid Studies
• •  POLT 224 - The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• •  POLT 225 - U.S. Foreign Policy and the Anti-Apartheid Movement
• •  POLT 228 - U.S. Foreign Policy
• •  POLT 229 - Politics and Power of International Law
• •  POLT 230 - The Odyssey of Critical Theory
• •  POLT 231 - Justice, Virtue, and the Good Life
• •  POLT 232 - Radical Political Theory: French Existentialism
• •  POLT 233 - Political Ideas and Ideologies
• •  POLT 234 - Critical Theory and Its Legacies
• •  POLT 235 - Political Theory of Human Rights
• •  POLT 236 - Rebellion and Revolution
• •  POLT 237 - Politics after Religion? A Search for Political Authority
• •  POLT 238 - Empire and Political Thought
• •  POLT 239 - Marxian Theory
• •  POLT 241 - Anti-Semitism and White Supremacy
• •  POLT 244 - Politics of Transitional Justice
• •  POLT 245 - Human Security
• •  POLT 253 - African American Political Thought
• •  POLT 257 - Mutual Aid
• •  POLT 258 - The Social Contract & Its Critics
• •  POLT 260 - Post-Soviet Politics
• •  POLT 261 - Ethnic Conflicts in Comparative Perspective
• •  POLT 262 - Identity and Conflict in South Asia: India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan
• •  POLT 265 - Russian and Eurasian Politics
• •  POLT 268 - South Asia’s “Non-Nuclear Five”
• •  POLT 269 - Latin American Politics Past and Present through Film
• •  POLT 272 - American Voting and Elections
• •  POLT 273 - Is the U.S. a Democracy?
• •  POLT 276 - American Political Economy
• •  POLT 277 - American Democracy in Crisis?
• •  POLT 279 - American Presidency and Presidential Power
• •  POLT 280 - U.S. Congressional Politics and Legislative Strategies
• •  POLT 281 - Interest Groups and American Democracy
• •  POLT 282 - Politics of Inequality in the United States
• •  POLT 283 - Judicial Politics
• •  POLT 284 - The American Right
• •  POLT 287 - Constitutional Law: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
• •  POLT 288 - Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers
• •  POLT 289 - Judicial Simulation
• •  POLT 290 - Global Critical Theory
• •  POLT 291 - The Abolitionist Movement
• •  POLT 292 - Das Kapital
• •  POLT 304 - Topics in Political Psychology
• •  POLT 310 - Zionisms
• •  POLT 311 - Global Capitalism: Corporate Citizens and Shareholder States
• •  POLT 313 - Seminar: Transition to Capitalist Society in China
• •  POLT 314 - Citizenship and Statelessness in Comparative Perspective
• •  POLT 316 - Post-Communist Transformations
• •  POLT 317 - Seminar: The Transformation of the Welfare State
• •  POLT 319 - Political Ecology
• •  POLT 321 - Technological Change and the (Re)making of World Order
• •  POLT 323 - Responding to Atrocity
• •  POLT 324 - Political Memoirs
• •  POLT 326 - Topics in Democracy and Development Seminar
• •  POLT 327 - Identity in Global Politics
• •  POLT 328 - Seminar: Pirates, Priests, and Protestors - Non-State Actors in International Politics
• •  POLT 329 - Seminar: Globalization
• •  POLT 332 - Global Marxisms
• •  POLT 333 - Education for Politics: Discipline, Resistance, Virtue
• •  POLT 334 - Democratic Theory
• •  POLT 337 - Political Violence
• •  POLT 338 - The Politics of Mind Control
• •  POLT 355 - Feminist Theory
• •  POLT 370 - Race in Congress
• •  POLT 371 - Power and American Democracy
• •  POLT 373 - The U.S. Supreme Court
• •  POLT 403F - Politics Senior Honors - Full
• •  POLT 404F - Politics Senior Honors - Full
• •  POLT 411 - Practicum in Applied Research
• •  POLT 421F - Studies in Electoral Politics - Full
• •  POLT 421H - Studies in Electoral Politics - Half
• •  POLT 422F - Projects in Electoral Politics - Full
• •  POLT 422H - Projects in Electoral Politics - Half
• •  POLT 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  POLT 995H - Private Reading - Half

Psychology

• •  PSYC 100 - Introduction to Psychological Science
• •  PSYC 118 - Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
• •  PSYC 200 - Research Methods I
• •  PSYC 204 - Development in Cultural Context
• •  PSYC 207 - Memory
• •  PSYC 208 - Personality Psychology
• •  PSYC 209 - Complex Cognition
• •  PSYC 210 - Cognition and Cognitive Neuroscience
• •  PSYC 212 - Health Psychology
• •  PSYC 214 - Abnormal Psychology
• •  PSYC 215 - Clinical/Counseling Psychology
• •  PSYC 216 - Developmental Psychology
• •  PSYC 218 - Social Psychology
• •  PSYC 223 - Lifespan Developmental Psychology
• •  PSYC 226 - Educational Psychology
• •  PSYC 300 - Research Methods II
• •  PSYC 301 - Advanced Methods in Personality/Social Psychology
• •  PSYC 302 - Advanced Methods in Developmental Psychology
• •  PSYC 303 - Advanced Methods in Cognitive Psychology
• •  PSYC 304 - Advanced Methods in Adolescent Development
• •  PSYC 306 - Advanced Methods in Psychometrics
• •  PSYC 307 - Advanced Methods in Cognitive Electrophysiology
• •  PSYC 308 - Advanced Methods in Community-Based Social Marketing
• •  PSYC 310 - Advanced Methods in Racism and Asian American Mental Health
• •  PSYC 311 - Advanced Methods in Diversity Science
• •  PSYC 313 - Advanced Methods in the Psychology of Gender
• •  PSYC 315 - Advanced Methods in Qualitative Research
• •  PSYC 316 - Advanced Methods in Health Psychology
• •  PSYC 320 - Advanced Methods in Educational Psychology
• •  PSYC 408 - Seminar in Human - Canine Bonding
• •  PSYC 411 - Seminar: Ethnic and Racial Minority Mental Health
• •  PSYC 412 - Seminar in Asian American Psychology
• •  PSYC 420 - Seminar in Social Neuroscience
• •  PSYC 421 - Seminar in Cultural Socialization
• •  PSYC 424 - Seminar in Educational Psychology: Online Education and Gamification
• •  PSYC 430 - Seminar in Social Conflict
• •  PSYC 431 - Seminar: Cognitive Science and the Law
• •  PSYC 432 - Seminar on Collective Memory
• •  PSYC 434 - Seminar on Autobiographical Memory
• •  PSYC 435 - Seminar in Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Discrimination
• •  PSYC 440 - Seminar in the Psychology of Gender
• •  PSYC 480 - Seminar in Child Development
• •  PSYC 500 - Teaching Assistant
• •  PSYC 500H - Teaching Assistant
• •  PSYC 501 - Practicum in Psychology
• •  PSYC 510F - Supervised Research in Psychology - Full
• •  PSYC 510H - Supervised Research in Psychology - Half
• •  PSYC 599 - Senior Portfolio
• •  PSYC 599H - Senior Portfolio - Half
• •  PSYC 606F - Independent Research Problems - Full
• •  PSYC 606H - Independent Research Problems - Half
• •  PSYC 608F - Psychology Honors - Full
• •  PSYC 608H - Psychology Honors - Half
• •  PSYC 930 - Building Resilience in the Face of Climate Change Through Effective Conflict Resolution
• •  PSYC 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  PSYC 995H - Private Reading - Half

Public Humanities

• •  PBHU 100 - Introduction to Public Humanities

Religion

• •  RELG 100 - Introduction to Jewish Studies: Sacred Spaces and Promised Lands
• •  RELG 103 - Religion and Violence
• •  RELG 115 - Death and the Afterlife
• •  RELG 135 - Introduction to Religion: Devotion and Performance in South Asia
• •  RELG 137 - Introduction to Religion: Buddhism in East Asia
• •  RELG 151 - Religion in America
• •  RELG 191 - Religion and Social Change
• •  RELG 202 - The Nature of Suffering: The Book of Job and its History of Interpretation
• •  RELG 203 - The Garden of Eden in Literature, Art, and Film
• •  RELG 204 - Biblical Prophets and Prophecy
• •  RELG 205 - Hebrew Bible in its Ancient Near Eastern Context
• •  RELG 206 - The Apostle Paul within Judaism
• •  RELG 208 - New Testament and Christian Origins
• •  RELG 209 - The Bible in American Politics
• •  RELG 215 - A History of Sin
• •  RELG 216 - Apocalyptic
• •  RELG 218 - Authority and Dissent in Medieval Christianity
• •  RELG 229 - Religious Rituals in East Asia
• •  RELG 230 - Religion, Wellness, and the Commodification of Yoga
• •  RELG 231 - Introduction to Hindu Traditions
• •  RELG 232 - Religion and Culture in Indian Epics
• •  RELG 233 - Haunted Archipelago: Ghosts, Spirits, and the Occult in Japanese Religion
• •  RELG 240 - Religious Objects in East Asian Religions
• •  RELG 241 - Literature and Ethics: British Novels
• •  RELG 242 - Literature and Ethics: American Novels
• •  RELG 243 - Roman Catholic Popes and Their Social Teaching
• •  RELG 249 - Medical Ethics
• •  RELG 253 - Jewish Pilgrimage
• •  RELG 254 - Judaism and the Body
• •  RELG 256 - Jews and Food
• •  RELG 258 - Religious Outsiders and the American State
• •  RELG 259 - Jewish Conversions: Transforming the Self
• •  RELG 270 - Islam
• •  RELG 271 - American Islam
• •  RELG 273 - Drinking With God: An Introduction to Sufism
• •  RELG 276 - Religion in Bollywood Film
• •  RELG 290 - Religion, Reason, and Empire
• •  RELG 293 - Religion and Abolition: from Slavery to the Prison-Industrial-Complex
• •  RELG 303 - Jews and Greeks in Ancient Egypt
• •  RELG 306 - Biblical Biographies Told and Retold
• •  RELG 330 - Religion, Gender, and Sexuality in India
• •  RELG 335 - Buddhism, Healing, and the Body in East Asia
• •  RELG 336 - Embodied Mysticism and Negative Theology
• •  RELG 340 - Seminar: Ethical Issues in Death and Dying
• •  RELG 354 - Judaism in America
• •  RELG 370 - Beloved Bodies: Gender and the Erotic in Islamic Literature
• •  RELG 401 - Capstone Research Methods
• •  RELG 402 - Capstone Colloquium
• •  RELG 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  RELG 995H - Private Reading - Half

Russian

• •  RUSS 005 - Russian Phonetics
• •  RUSS 007 - Navigating Russia: Practical Strategies for Living and Studying Abroad
• •  RUSS 101 - Elementary Russian
• •  RUSS 102 - Elementary Russian
• •  RUSS 203 - Intermediate Russian
• •  RUSS 204 - Intermediate Russian
• •  RUSS 305 - Advanced Russian I: Reading Across Disciplines
• •  RUSS 306 - Advanced Russian II: Cross-Cultural Communication
• •  RUSS 505F - Russian Honors - Full
• •  RUSS 505H - Russian Honors - Half
• •  RUSS 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  RUSS 995H - Private Reading - Half

Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies

• •  REEE 210 - Art in Action: Contemporary Ukraine
• •  REEE 220 - Ukrainian Literature and Film in the 20th Century: Colonial Encounters
• •  REEE 225 - The Existentialist Imagination in Russia and Europe
• •  REEE 242 - From Pushkin to Pussy Riot: Literature Meets Music in Russia and Beyond
• •  REEE 244 - Georgia: The Crossroad of Civilizations
• •  REEE 246 - Sex under Socialism: Narratives of Sexuality and Ideology
• •  REEE 251 - Gone Writing: Travel and Literature
• •  REEE 252 - Art as Witness in Eastern Europe and Russia
• •  REEE 333 - The Wondrous Writings of Mykola Hohol/Nikolai Gogol
• •  REEE 335 - Dostoevsky Is Not for Reading on the Beach: The 19th-Century Russian Novel
• •  REEE 411 - Special Topics: Chekhov’s Search for Inner Freedom
• •  REEE 446 - Senior Seminar: (En)Countering Russian Colonialism
• •  REEE 505F - REEE Honors - Full
• •  REEE 505H - REEE Honors - Half
• •  REEE 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  REEE 995H - Private Reading - Half

Sociology

• •  SOCI 050 - Cleveland Immersion Program
• •  SOCI 110 - Introduction to Sociology: Social Structure, Inequality, and Behavior
• •  SOCI 112 - Introduction to Sociology: You’re Not the Boss of You
• •  SOCI 122 - Introduction to Sociology: Principles of Sociological Thinking
• •  SOCI 123 - Introduction to Sociology: Unveiling Socially-Constructed Reality
• •  SOCI 124 - Introduction to Sociology: Classics of Sociology
• •  SOCI 128 - Introduction to Sociology: Thinking Sociologically
• •  SOCI 133 - Introduction to Sociology: Rules for the Game of Life
• •  SOCI 174 - Introduction to Sociology: Swallowing the Red Pill
• •  SOCI 203 - Sociology of Sexualities
• •  SOCI 212 - Foundations of Criminology
• •  SOCI 216 - Medical Sociology
• •  SOCI 219 - Race and Racism in the U.S.
• •  SOCI 223 - Critical Criminology
• •  SOCI 224 - Sociology of Sport
• •  SOCI 225 - Comparative Fascism
• •  SOCI 228 - Global Perspectives on Race & Racism
• •  SOCI 230 - Social Change and Political Transformation in Eastern Europe
• •  SOCI 241 - American Urbanism
• •  SOCI 254 - Political Sociology
• •  SOCI 274 - Sociology of Immigration: On the Move in a Changing World
• •  SOCI 275 - Enacting the Law
• •  SOCI 284 - Environmental Sociology
• •  SOCI 301 - Social Research Methods
• •  SOCI 302 - Social Research Methods Lab
• •  SOCI 303 - Classical and Contemporary Sociological Theory
• •  SOCI 314 - Unequal Educations
• •  SOCI 323 - Carceral Studies
• •  SOCI 326 - Autoethnography and the Life Course
• •  SOCI 340 - Nationalism, Culture, and Politics Under and After Dictatorship: Spain and Yugoslavia in the 20th Century
• •  SOCI 345 - Gender, Work, and Labor in a Global Context
• •  SOCI 387 - Serving the Public: Labor & Place in Cafes, Bars, & Restaurants
• •  SOCI 387OC - Serving the Public: Labor & Place in Cafes, Bars, & Restaurants
• •  SOCI 391H - Practicum - Half
• •  SOCI 400 - Sociology Capstone
• •  SOCI 423 - Seminar: Invisibility and Hypervisibility - Native and Black Structural Inequality from Colonization to Over-Incarceration
• •  SOCI 426 - Alcohol and Culture: Social Control Under the Influence
• •  SOCI 429 - Sociology of Black-ish: The Black Middle Class in America
• •  SOCI 431 - Communism and Intellectuals: From Utopia to Disillusionment
• •  SOCI 438 - Seminar: Coal, Communities and Culture
• •  SOCI 474 - Immigrant Rights and Capitalism: Justice for All?
• •  SOCI 491F - Sociology Senior Honors - Full
• •  SOCI 491H - Sociology Senior Honors - Half
• •  SOCI 499 - Advanced Research Methods
• •  SOCI 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  SOCI 995H - Private Reading - Half

Statistics

• •  STAT 113 - Introduction to Statistics
• •  STAT 205 - Statistics and Modeling
• •  STAT 209 - Data Computing and Visualization
• •  STAT 213 - Statistical Modeling
• •  STAT 237 - Bayesian Computation
• •  STAT 336 - Mathematical Statistics
• •  STAT 339 - Probabilistic Modeling and Machine Learning
• •  STAT 378 - Quasi-experimental design

Studio Art

• •  ARST 110 - Introduction to Drawing
• •  ARST 111 - Introduction to 2D Design
• •  ARST 112 - Introduction to Color in Context
• •  ARST 114 - Introduction to Figure Drawing
• •  ARST 120 - Introduction to Figure Painting
• •  ARST 124 - Intro to Painting: Imagined Worlds
• •  ARST 130 - Introduction to Mixed Media and Sculpture
• •  ARST 131 - Introduction to Sculpture: Design & Fabrication
• •  ARST 134 - Introduction to Performance: Poetic Action
• •  ARST 135 - Intro to installation: Site-Specificity
• •  ARST 140 - Introduction to Digital Photography
• •  ARST 141 - Introduction to Black-and-White Photography
• •  ARST 150 - Introduction to Obsolete New Media
• •  ARST 151 - Introduction to Media Art Studio / Seminar
• •  ARST 158 - Introduction to Digital Painting
• •  ARST 160 - Intro to Print through Text and Image
• •  ARST 161 - Introduction to Screenprinting
• •  ARST 162 - Introduction to Relief and Intaglio: From Drawing to Print
• •  ARST 163 - Introduction to Monotype and Lithography: The Painterly Print
• •  ARST 172 - Introduction to Narrative Art Seminar
• •  ARST 173 - Introduction to Sequential Illustration: Serial Comic Strips
• •  ARST 174 - Intro Aesthetics of Hip Hop: Graffiti from Boxcar to Basel
• •  ARST 210 - Intermediate Drawing
• •  ARST 211 - Intermediate Design
• •  ARST 212 - Intermediate Drawing in Space/Place
• •  ARST 213 - Intermediate Drawing Practice in/over Time
• •  ARST 223 - Intermediate Painting: Image Appropriation
• •  ARST 230 - Intermediate Moldmaking and Casting
• •  ARST 240 - Intermediate: The Negative, The Print
• •  ARST 241 - Intermediate Photo Project Seminar
• •  ARST 242 - Intermediate: Photo: Color
• •  ARST 243 - Intermediate: Photo: Mixed Media
• •  ARST 250 - Intermediate: Art as Research
• •  ARST 251 - Intermediate Media Installation
• •  ARST 253 - Intermediate Performance + Video
• •  ARST 260 - Intermediate Print Projects
• •  ARST 261 - Intermediate Reproducible Media: Print in the Expanded Field
• •  ARST 271 - Intermediate Sequential Illustration
• •  ARST 273 - Intermediate Trust the Process: The Art of the Study in Formal and Conceptual Design
• •  ARST 300 - Advanced Junior Studio
• •  ARST 400 - Capstone A: Senior Studio Practice
• •  ARST 410 - Capstone B: Professional Practice
• •  ARST 420 - Capstone C: Exhibition Practice
• •  ARST 821 - Intro to Painting: Representation to Abstract Exploration
• •  ARST 830 - Introduction to Wood Sculpture
• •  ARST 850 - Intro to 4D: Rendering Image, Time, & Motion
• •  ARST 851 - Introduction to Media Art: Art & Home
• •  ARST 852 - Introduction to Performance + Video
• •  ARST 860 - Introduction to Risograph Printing
• •  ARST 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  ARST 995H - Private Reading - Half

Theater

• •  THEA 100 - Introduction to Acting
• •  THEA 173 - Costume Production
• •  THEA 174 - Lighting Technology and Design
• •  THEA 175 - Intro to Audio Technology
• •  THEA 184 - Introduction to Vectorworks Spotlight
• •  THEA 190 - Theater Now!
• •  THEA 197 - Production Crew I
• •  THEA 198 - Production Crew II
• •  THEA 199 - Production Crew
• •  THEA 200 - Acting II: Intermediate Acting
• •  THEA 207H - Acting Ensemble
• •  THEA 208 - Directing I
• •  THEA 212 - Stage Management
• •  THEA 212H - Stage Management - Half
• •  THEA 212LA - Stage Management Practicum
• •  THEA 216 - The Informed Body and Voice
• •  THEA 220 - Production Management
• •  THEA 222 - Introduction to Design
• •  THEA 225 - Individual or Group Projects
• •  THEA 232 - Costume Design
• •  THEA 236 - Scene Design I
• •  THEA 240 - Arts Management I
• •  THEA 241 - Emergency Preparedness and Management in the Performing Arts
• •  THEA 245 - Queer and Trans Performance Practice
• •  THEA 252 - Foundations of Theater
• •  THEA 253 - Global Theater Histories: Early Modern to Contemporary
• •  THEA 260 - Lighting Design
• •  THEA 264 - African American Drama
• •  THEA 265 - Playwrighting Workshop
• •  THEA 268 - Black Arts Workshop
• •  THEA 271 - Staging Consent and Intimacy in Theater
• •  THEA 277 - American Drama
• •  THEA 278 - Workshop: Playwrighting and Performance in the Time of the Black Lives Matter Movement
• •  THEA 281F - Rehearsal and Performance-Full
• •  THEA 281H - Rehearsal and Performance-Half
• •  THEA 282 - Shifting Scenes: Drama Survey
• •  THEA 300 - Acting 3: Advanced Scene Study
• •  THEA 307 - Directing III
• •  THEA 309 - Theater of the Millennium
• •  THEA 310 - Screenwriting: Television
• •  THEA 312F - Stage Management Practicum
• •  THEA 312H - Stage Management Practicum
• •  THEA 316 - Modern Drama II: Brecht to Pinter
• •  THEA 319 - Acting for the Camera
• •  THEA 320F - Special Projects - Full
• •  THEA 320H - Special Projects - Half
• •  THEA 328 - Musical Theater
• •  THEA 329 - Dramaturgy & Theater Criticism
• •  THEA 336 - Scene Design II
• •  THEA 340 - Arts Management II
• •  THEA 341F - Directing III - Full
• •  THEA 341H - Directing III - Half
• •  THEA 348 - Modern Drama I: Ibsen to Pirandello
• •  THEA 349 - Contemporary Drama: 1980 to the Present
• •  THEA 350 - Sound Design
• •  THEA 368 - Black Arts Workshop II: African Diasporan Culture in Perfomance from Blues to Hip Hop
• •  THEA 371 - Consent and Sexuality in Theater
• •  THEA 372 - The Word and The Beat
• •  THEA 375 - Playwriting and Theater-Making in Time of Crisis
• •  THEA 410 - Senior Capstone in Acting: Professional Aspects of Acting
• •  THEA 420F - Theater Honors - Full
• •  THEA 420H - Theater Honors - Half
• •  THEA 425F - Theater Senior Project - Full
• •  THEA 425H - Theater Senior Project - Half
• •  THEA 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  THEA 995H - Private Reading - Half

Varsity Sports - Men

• •  ATHL 400 - Varsity Basketball-Men
• •  ATHL 401 - Varsity Cross Country-Men
• •  ATHL 402 - Varsity Football-Men
• •  ATHL 403 - Varsity Soccer-Men
• •  ATHL 404 - Varsity Swimming-Men
• •  ATHL 405 - Varsity Outdoor Track-Men
• •  ATHL 406 - Varsity Baseball-Men
• •  ATHL 407 - Varsity Tennis-Men
• •  ATHL 408 - Varsity Lacrosse-Men
• •  ATHL 409 - Varsity Indoor Track-Men

Varsity Sports - Women

• •  ATHL 451 - Varsity Cross Country-Women
• •  ATHL 452 - Varsity Field Hockey-Women
• •  ATHL 453 - Varsity Volleyball-Women
• •  ATHL 454 - Varsity Swimming-Women
• •  ATHL 455 - Varsity Basketball-Women
• •  ATHL 456 - Varsity Outdoor Track-Women
• •  ATHL 457 - Varsity Lacrosse-Women
• •  ATHL 458 - Varsity Tennis-Women
• •  ATHL 459 - Varsity Indoor Track-Women
• •  ATHL 460 - Varsity Soccer-Women
• •  ATHL 461 - Varsity Softball-Women

Writing and Communication

• •  WRCM 101 - College Writing: Argument and Inquiry
• •  WRCM 102 - Writing for College and Beyond
• •  WRCM 103 - Re-envisioning Writing: Connection, Negotiation, and Empowerment
• •  WRCM 105 - Writing to Learn and Participate
• •  WRCM 106 - Writing and Creativity
• •  WRCM 110 - Public Communication
• •  WRCM 112 - Argument and Persuasion
• •  WRCM 115 - The Lives of Others
• •  WRCM 130 - Introduction to Communication and Media Studies
• •  WRCM 201 - Writing in the Sciences
• •  WRCM 202 - Business and Professional Writing
• •  WRCM 203 - Journalism Basics
• •  WRCM 207 - Literary Journalism
• •  WRCM 209 - Visual Communication
• •  WRCM 210 - Rhetoric and Social Protest
• •  WRCM 215 - The Personal and/as The Political: Memoir and Social Commentary
• •  WRCM 220 - Writing for the Ear
• •  WRCM 240 - Introduction to Communication Studies
• •  WRCM 260 - Eco-Justice and Environmental Advocacy
• •  WRCM 306 - Writing and Language Diversity
• •  WRCM 307 - Writing about the Arts
• •  WRCM 310 - Indigenous Rhetorics: Native American Narratives of Survivance
• •  WRCM 320 - Community News Reporting
• •  WRCM 330 - Fascism, Media, and Public Memory
• •  WRCM 340 - Rhetorical Theory and Methods
• •  WRCM 401 - Teaching and Tutoring Writing Across the Disciplines
• •  WRCM 402 - Tutoring Lab
• •  WRCM 403 - Tutoring Lab
• •  WRCM 995F - Private Reading - Full
• •  WRCM 995H - Private Reading - Half

Writing and Communication Practica

• •  WRCP 107 - Practicum in Journalism