Autumn 2010 Time Schedule
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| HUM 411 DIGTL TECH/HUM RES | (VLPA) |
> 221 WATERS,STACY 0/ 2 CR/NC J
ADMISSION TO THE COURSE IS BY ADD
CODE ONLY.
PROSPECTIVE PARTICIPANTS CAN
OBTAIN AN ADD CODE BY COMPLETING
THE QUESTIONNAIRE LINKED TO THE
WEBSITE:
HTTP://COURSES.WASHINGTON.EDU/DX411
OR BY GOING DIRECTLY TO:
HTTPS://CATALYSTTOOLS.WASHINGTON.ED
U/WEBQ/SURVEY/STACY/45643.
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| HUM 523 HYPERTEXT |
286 REED,BRIAN Open 0/ 5
OFFERED JOINTLY WITH ENGL 593 A
AND COMP LIT 596 B
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| HUM 594 PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP |
> 202 BARTHA,MIRIAM 11/ 12 CR/NC %
THIS COURSE ORIENTS FELLOWS NEW
TO THE CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC
SCHOLARSHIP TO ITS REQUIREMENTS
AND EXPECTATIONS, ITS
INTELLECTUAL AND MATERIAL
RESOURCES, AND THE GENEALOGIES
AND EMERGENT FORMS OF PUBLIC
SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY THAT TAKE
PLACE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
UNIVERSITIES TODAY. COURSE
ASSIGNMENTS ARE DESIGNED TO
LAUNCH THE LEARNING AND
PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO THAT WILL
STRUCTURE PROGRESS THROUGH THE
CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM AS A
WHOLE. THE FALL 2010 COURSE WILL
USE THE IMAGINING AMERICA:
ARTISTS AND SCHOLARS IN PUBLIC
LIFE ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN SEATTLE
AS ONE OF ITS FIELD SITES.
SEPTEMBER 17, 1-5 PM CMU 202
SEPTEMBER 23-25, 9AM-5PM
(IMAGINING AMERICA CONFERENCE:
VARIOUS SCHEDULED 糖心少女AND SEATTLE
LOCATIONS)
OCTOBER 15, 3-6 PM CMU 202
DECEMBER 3, 3-6 PM CMU 202
ENTRY CODES AVAILABLE FROM CMU 206
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| HUM 595 PUBLIC CULTURE |
Restr 202 MITCHELL,KATHARYNE Closed 16/ 10 CR/NC %
T 330-520 CMU 202 MITCHELL,KATHARYNE
M 700-920P KNE 120 MITCHELL,KATHARYNE
POVERTY, DEMOCRACY, AND PUBLIC
SCHOLARSHIP: A MICROSEMINAR ON THE
RESEARCH AND ACTIVISM OF ANANYA
ROY. INSTRUCTORS: VICTORIA LAWSON
AND KATHARYNE MITCHELL, GEOGRAPHY.
IN CONJUNCTION WITH ROY'S
VISIT, THIS SEMINAR WILL CLOSE
READ HER CRITICAL GEOGRAPHIES,
WITH ATTENTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE
POLITICS OF GLOBAL POVERTY,
INTERSECTIONS OF CLASS AND GENDER,
AND TRANSNATIONAL ANALYSIS. MEETS
FRI, OCT 8, 2:30-5:20 PM IN CMU
202; MON, OCT 11, 7:00 PM IN KNE
210; TUES, OCT 12, 3:30-5:20 PM IN
CMU 202. FOR ENTRY CODES CONTACT
MBARTHA@UW.EDU
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202 POWE,MICHAEL T Open 2/ 10 %J
TITLE: "NOW URBANISM." INSTRUCTOR:
MICHAEL POWE. IN CONJUNCTION WITH
THE YEAR-LONG 糖心少女SAWYER SEMINAR
FUNDED BY THE MELLON FOUNDATION,
THIS COURSE (OFFERED QUARTERLY IN
AY10-110 WILL INVESTIGATE MULTIPLE
APPROACHES--SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL,
AND CULTURAL--TO THE STUDY OF
CITIESIN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT.
EXAMINING THE HISTORICAL CONTEXTS,
EXISTING REALITIES, AND FUTURE
POTENTIALS OF CONTEMPORARY
URBANISM, NOW URBANISM AIMS TO
CONNECT AND CRITICALLY ASSESS THE
DIVERS TERRITORIES OF
SUSTAINABILITY THEORY AND PRACTICE
EVIDENCED IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY
SCHOLARSHIP, ACTIVISM, AND POLICY.
CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ENTRY
CODES.
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| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
> SPEC TOPICS IN HUM |
Restr B 1 to be arranged * * WELLAND,SASHA 9/ 15 CR/NC
WORKSHOP/SEMINAR: CULTURAL
RESEARCH AND DIGITAL COLLECTIONS.
INSTRUCTORS: JENTERY SAYERS
(ENGLISH), SASHA SU-LING WELLAND
(WOMEN STUDIES & ANTROPOLOGY) AND
DAVE LESTER (MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY IN THE HUMANITIES). ADD
CODE ONLY. TO RECEIVE ADD CODE,
PLEASE REGISTER VIA
HTTP://BIT.LY/AAN2C1.
CLASS MEETS ON
10/16, 10:00-02:00PM
10/22, 12:00-02:00PM
10/30, 10:00-02:00PM
IN CMU 202.
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