Music: Soundscape of Film – MUS 232
In the words of American film director David Lynch, “half the film is picture, the other half is sound;… they’ve…
WGST 310/ Contemporary Feminist Theory and Methodology
Prof. KolmarAn interdisciplinary course focused on contemporary feminist theory. The objectives of the course are: first, to explore the broad range…
Drew Action Seminar II: Exploring Solutions
Prof. Amy Koritz, Lisa Jordan, Jonathan GoldenFocuses on problems identified in the fall semester. Engages students through readings and critical analysis, with the ethical questions raised…
History of Jazz – MUS 234
A course designed to help students become familiar with and appreciate jazz as an important American art form through listening…
WGST 211K1/ Spirituality, Gender and the Media
Prof. PechilisThe course examines the intersections of gender analysis, alternative spirituality movements and mass media in late Western modernity (1960s-present), focusing…
Drew Action Seminar I: Thinking Through Problems
Prof. Amy Koritz, Jonathan Golden, Minjoon KouhExamines in-depth a few case studies of complex challenges relevant to all focus areas (civic/community, global, innovation), with brief introductions…
Music Composition – MUS 260
Applied music composition practices in the context of traditional styles of Western music up to and including the first half…
WGST 211/ANTH 206/ Anthropology of Gender
Prof. Arango-VargasA study of gender across cultures and of the key perspectives produced by anthropologists to analyze it. The course explores…
History of Photography – ARTH 243
This course provides a loosely chronological overview of diverse photographic production beginning with early optical devices such as the camera…
REL 292 – Comparative Religion: International Topics
An intermediate course in the study of Comparative Religion. This course introduces students to the comparative method in the study…
Art and Architecture in London – ARTH 383
This course will present a broad chronological survey of the art and architectural histories provided by London museums, galleries and…
REL 101 – Introduction to World Religions
An introduction to the study of religion through an examination of the world religions of Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, and…
Playwrighting – THEA 255
Writing the one-act play from rough draft through polished revision. Exercises in characterization, plot, setting, dialogue, theme, metaphor and dramatic…
SOC 206 – Sociology of Religion
An introduction to the sociology of religion. Discusses classical and contemporary theorists such as Marx, Weber, Durkheim, Wuthnow, Corbett, Bellah;…
Graphic Communication for the Theatre – THEA 323
This course serves as an in depth study into the modes of technical drawing and presentation of the Theatre designer…
ARCR 831 – Conflict Resolution for Clergy
Religious leaders from virtually all faiths view serving their communities as peacemakers as part of their calling, and they are…
US Multi-Ethnic Literature – ENGH 108
This course introduces students to literary works by U.S. authors of color (African American, Latino/a, American Indian, Asian American, and…
Special Topics in Civic Engagement: Refugees and Resettlement
Prof. Jonathan GoldenThis course explores the many dimensions of the global refugee crisis, with a specific focus on resettlement. Working in partnership…
Ceramic Sculpture I – ART 112
An introduction to the creative possibilities of ceramics emphasizing diverse approaches to clay as a sculptural material. Exploration of hand…
Movement for the Musical Stage – DANC 220
An exploration of various movement and dance styles utilized in musical theatre. The first half of the semester will focus…
