Class information MUSHL 10100 – A Thousand Years of Listening 25 students “A Thousand Years of Listening” is an introduction to Western classical music for non-majors. The course examines the history of musical expression from the Medieval era to the present. The course aims to foster enjoyment of classical music […]
Summer 2022
Class information ASN114 – Asian American History About 30, across 3 sections students Asian American History covers the history and root forces of immigration of Asians from the 1840s to the present day and discusses the centrality of race in the U.S. as a measure of legal restriction and its […]
Through targeted engagements throughout the semester, and through maintaining a torimonocho, or casebook, students will solve mysteries and illustrate how their own set of personal skills/experiences contributes to their unique way of solving cases.
Class information TRNR 76300 – Russian-English Literary Translation 4, then 3 students The course was devoted to the means of meaning, i.e., “the poetry of grammar” and “the grammar of poetry,” in literary translation from Russian into English. This year, the course focused in particular on the role and the […]
The project aims to integrate identities and mental health with Chinese language teaching by encouraging the use of positive language that help students develop a more positive attitude towards their own identities and the identities of those around them.