African American Studies

• AAS 138 - Writing About Black Culture
• AAS 233 - The Caribbean Novel
• AAS 234 - African Fiction
• AAS 235 - African American Drama
• AAS 303 - Black Women Writers
• AAS 305 - African Orature
• AAS 312 - Pan Africanism
• AAS 338 - Creative Writing Workshop

Art and Music Histories

• HOA 106 - Arts and Ideas II (honors section only)
• HOA 412 - The Gothic Spell
• HOM 363 - Opera in Society
• HOM 372 - Music in Multicultural America
• HOM 485 - Contemporary Indigenous Soundscapes
• HOM 493 - Music and Identity

Anthropology

• ANT 185 - Global Encounters:Comparing World Views & Values Cross-Culturally
• ANT 324 - Modern South Asian Cultures
• ANT 367 - Gender in a Globalizing World

Earth Sciences

• EAR 325 - Introduction to Paleobiology

English and Textual Studies

• ETS 113 - Survey of British Literature, Beginnings to 1789
• ETS 114 - Survey of British Literature, 1789 to Present
• ETS 115 - Topics in British Literary History
• ETS 117 - Survey of American Literature, Beginnings to 1865
• ETS 118 - Survey of American Literature, 1865 to Present
• ETS 119 - Topics in U.S. Literary History
• ETS 121 - Introduction to Shakespeare
• ETS 122 - Introduction to the Novel
• ETS 142 - Narratives of Culture:Introduction to Issues of Critical Reading
• ETS 146 - Reading Screen Culture
• ETS 151 - Interpretation of Poetry
• ETS 152 - Interpretation of Drama
• ETS 153 - Interpretation of Fiction
• ETS 154 - Interpretation of Film
• ETS 155 - Interpretation of Nonfiction
• ETS 181 - Class and Literary Texts
• ETS 182 - Race and Literary Texts
• ETS 184 - Ethnicity and Literary Texts
• ETS 192 - Gender and Literary Texts
• ETS 235 - Classics of World Literature I
• ETS 236 - Classics of World Literature II

Geography

• GEO 155 - The Natural Environment (honors only)
• GEO 171 - Human Geographies
• GEO 219 - American Diversity and Unity (Honors) (honors only)
• GEO 272 - World Cultures
• GEO 273 - World Political Economy
• GEO 353 - Geographies of Environmental Justice
• GEO 367 - Gender in a Globalizing World

History

• HST 101 - American History to 1865
• HST 102 - American History Since 1865
• HST 111 - Early Modern Europe, 1350-1815
• HST 112 - Modern Europe: Napoleon to the Present
• HST 201 - Research Seminar in History
• HST 210 - The Ancient World
• HST 212 - Religion in Medieval & Reformation Europe
• HST 318 - The Middle East to 1900
• HST 347 - Modern American Politics Through Fiction
• HST 348 - Queering the Middle Ages?
• HST 398 - Saints and Sinners in the Middle Ages
• HST 399 - Utopia and Institution: Early Monasticism

International Relations Program

• IRP 412 - Global Governance: The United Nations System

Jewish Studies Program

• JSP 235 - Travel Narratives and Pilgrimages
• JSP 333 - Yiddish Literature in Translation

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies

• QSX 348 - Queering the Middle Ages?
• QSX 357 - Queerly Religious

Literature in Translation

• LIT 235 - Travel Narratives and Pilgrimages
• LIT 333 - Yiddish Literature in Translation

Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs

• MAX 123 - Critical Issues for the United States .
• MAX 132 - Global Community

Middle Eastern Studies

• MES 318 - The Middle East to 1900

Philosophy

• PHI 107 - Theories of Knowledge and Reality
• PHI 109 - Introduction to Philosophy (Honors)
• PHI 111 - Plato’s Republic
• PHI 172 - Making Decisions
• PHI 197 - Human Nature
• PHI 297 - Philosophy of Feminism
• PHI 319 - God in Political Theory

Political Science

• PSC 399 - God in Political Theory
• PSC 412 - Global Governance: The United Nations System

Religion

• REL 123 - Religious Auto/Biography
• REL 235 - Travel Narratives and Pilgrimages
• REL 261 - Faith and Reason in Islamic Thought and Civilization
• REL 283 - India’s Religious Worlds
• REL 301 - Ancient Near Eastern Religions and Cultures
• REL 333 - Yiddish Literature in Translation
• REL 357 - Queerly Religious
• REL 367 - God and Beauty in Islamic Art
• REL 371 - God in Political Theory
• REL 385 - Religion in Chinese Society
• REL 393 - Extreme Religion

South Asian Studies

• SAS 123 - Religious Auto/Biography
• SAS 283 - India’s Religious Worlds
• SAS 324 - Modern South Asian Cultures

Spanish

• SPA 465 - Literature and Popular Culture

Women’s and Gender Studies

• WGS 101 - Introduction to Women’s Studies
• WGS 192 - Gender and Literary Texts
• WGS 201 - Transnational Feminist Studies
• WGS 297 - Philosophy of Feminism
• WGS 303 - Black Women Writers
• WGS 324 - Modern South Asian Cultures
• WGS 328 - Human Diversity in Social Contexts
• WGS 367 - Gender in a Globalizing World

Other Schools and Colleges

Note:

Transfer and other credit are not accepted for the Writing Intensive Requirement.

• These courses may not be used to satisfy the Writing Intensive Requirement if taken prior to Fall 1995.