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Fall 2014

Fall 2014 Graduate Courses

    Art History and Archaeology
  • Langdon, ARHA 7350, Greek Pottery
  • Staff, ARHA 7440, Roman Architecture
  • Rautman, ARHA 7490, Late Antique Art and Archaeology
    English
  • Kerwin, ENG 7166, Sect. 1, Major Authors, Beginning to 1603: Shakespeare's Histories, War and Peace
  • Read, ENG 7166, Sect. 2, Major Authors, Beginning to 1603: Shakespeare: Comedies and Histories
  • Manion, ENG 7166, Sect. 3, Major Authors, Beginning to 1603: Chaucer and Spenser
  • Kramer, ENG 7200, Introduction to Old English
    History
  • Okamura, HIST 7530, The Roman Empire
  • Smith, HIST 7560, The Crusades
  • Okamura, HIST 8510, Seminar in Ancient History
  • Huneycutt, HIST 8540, Seminar in Medieval Culture

Fall 2014 Undergraduate Courses

    Art History and Archaeology
  • Rautman and Stanton, ARHA 1110, Ancient and Medieval Art
  • Staff, ARHA 3120, Art and Gender in Antiquity
  • Staff, ARHA 3410, Roman Art and Archaeology
  • Langdon, ARHA 4350, Greek Pottery
  • Staff, ARHA 4440, Roman Architecture
  • Rautman, ARHA 4490, Late Antique Art and Archaeology
    Classics/Classical Humanities
  • Krasne, Barnes, Kidd, or Crozier, CL HUM 1060, Classical Mythology
  • Dobbs, CL HUM 2005 Sect. 1, Topics: Board and Dice Games in Antiquity
  • Mori, CL HUM 2005 Sect. 2, Topics: Monsters and Metamorphs
  • Wallach, CL HUM 2100, Greek Culture
  • Tarkow, CL HUM 2300H, Greek Classics in Translation
  • Staff, CL HUM 2400, Roman Classics in Translation
  • Crozier or Barnes, CL HUM 3250, Greek and Roman Epic
  • Farmer, CL HUM 3300, Greek Drama
  • Foley, CL HUM 3450, Greek and Roman Characters and Ideals
  • Gurd, CL HUM 3750, Classics in a Cross-Cultural Context
  • Crozier, CL HUM 3775, Ancient World on Film
    English
  • Kerwin, ENG 4166, Sect. 1, Major Authors, Beginning to 1603: Shakespeare's Histories, War and Peace
  • Read, ENG 4166, Sect. 2, Major Authors, Beginning to 1603: Shakespeare: Comedies and Histories
  • Manion, ENG 4166, Sect. 3, Major Authors, Beginning to 1603: Chaucer and Spenser
  • Kramer, ENG 4200, Introduction to Old English
    History
  • Frymire, HIST 1500, Foundations of Western Civilization
  • Huneycutt, HIST 3590, The Early Middle Ages
  • Okamura, HIST 4530, The Roman Empire
  • Smith, HIST 4560, The Crusades
    Religious Studies
  • Gregory, REL ST 2630, History of Christian Traditions
  • Staff, REL ST 2700, Islam