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AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
Intro to Multicultural Psych (3 Units)
AAF 399 -- Section 0201 -- Course
# 3958
Also listed as: PSY 399
Intro to Multicultural Psychology. Introductory course focusing on multiculturalism as a major paradigm. Emphasizes the meaning of multiculturalism and associated principles, concepts, and sociocultural factors as related to assessment, intervention, and research.
Instructor: Paul Anderer pandererpsyd@hotmail.com
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Intro to Multicultural Psych (3 Units)
AAF 399 -- Section 0201 -- Course
# 6881
Also listed as: PSY 399
Intro to Multicultural Psychology. Introductory course focusing on multiculturalism as a major paradigm. Emphasizes the meaning of multiculturalism and associated principles, concepts, and sociocultural factors as related to assessment, intervention, and research.
Instructor: Jay T. King jay_king@mail.uri.edu
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Interpersonal Communication (3 Units)
COM 221 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 3729
Interpersonal Communication. Examines basic theory and skills, including impact of perception, self-concept, listening, nonverbal messages, and language on interpersonal communication, including conflict, relationship development, friendship, family and romantic relationships. Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Instructor: Vincent R. Petronio petronio@uri.edu
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Interpersonal Communication (3 Units)
COM 221 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 3878
Interpersonal Communication. Examines basic theory and skills, including impact of perception, self-concept, listening, nonverbal messages, and language on interpersonal communication, including conflict, relationship development, friendship, family and romantic relationships. Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Instructor: Vincent R. Petronio petronio@uri.edu
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Small Group Communication (3 Units)
COM 251 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 2792
Small Group Communication. The study of communicative functions in the small group setting. Includes group dynamics, leadership, problem solving, and decision-making. Emphasis on theory and application. Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Instructor: Crystal Fonseca cfons@mail.uri.edu
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Small Group Communication (3 Units)
COM 251 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 3730
Small Group Communication. The study of communicative functions in the small group setting. Includes group dynamics, leadership, problem solving, and decision-making. Emphasis on theory and application. Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Instructor: Nancy Burns-Fusaro nbfusaro@thewesterlysun.com
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Intercultural Communication (3 Units)
COM 361 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 3127
Intercultural Communication. Study of cultural similarities and differences as they affect communication within and across cultural boundaries. Only Communication Studies, Applied Communications or Public Relations majors are eligible to enroll in this class.
Instructor: Joanne R. Mundorf jmundorf@uri.edu
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Communication Theory (3 Units)
COM 382 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4404
Communication Theory. A critical survey of social science-based communication theories; an examination of the nature, processes, and functions of communication theory in a variety of contexts.
Instructor: Abran J. Salazar abran_salazar@uri.edu
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Rhetorical Theory (3 Units)
COM 383 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4377
Rhetorical Theory. Surveys and analyzes rhetorical communication theories and theorists from classical to contemporary times and focuses on rhetoric’s relationship with philosophy, knowledge, reason, science, technology, and culture. Pre-requisite: 202 and 221 or 210 recommended.
Instructor: Kevin R. McClure kmcclure@uri.edu
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Telcomm Proc & Aud Behavior (3 Units)
COM 440 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 3963
Telecommunications Processes & Audience Behavior. Surveys theories and research concerning role of electronic mass media in contemporary society. Focuses on interplay between mass media content and audience behavior; provides framework for analyzing current telecommunications issues.
Instructor: Norbert Mundorf nmundorf@gmail.com
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COMMUNITY PLANNING
Urban Geography (3 Units)
CPL 202 -- Section 0200 -- Course
# 6206
Also listed as: GEG 202
Urban Geography. Introduction to urbanization processes, primarily in North America; national settlement systems; intra urban form; migration, racial, ethnic, gender and class segregation; urban economics; environmental issues; planning and governance; urban applications of GIS.
Instructor: Farhad Atash fatash@mail.uri.edu
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
Computing Concepts (4 Units)
CSC 101 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 2582
Computing Concepts. Capabilities and limitations of computers. Applications of computers in today’s society. Overview of computing systems and programs. Students will complete several projects using a computer. Please note: this class is NOT taught using Sakai. Please contact instructor for instruction to log in.
Instructor: Victor Fay-Wolfe wolfe@cs.uri.edu
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Computing Concepts (4 Units)
CSC 101 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 2581
Computing Concepts. Capabilities and limitations of computers. Applications of computers in today’s society. Overview of computing systems and programs. Students will complete several projects using a computer. Please note: this class is NOT taught using Sakai. Please contact instructor for instruction to log in.
Instructor: Jessica W. Barrett jbarrett@cs.uri.edu
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Computing Concepts (4 Units)
CSC 101 -- Section 0202 -- Course # 4653
Computing Concepts. Capabilities and limitations of computers. Applications of computers in today’s society. Overview of computing systems and programs. Students will complete several projects using a computer. Please note: this class is NOT taught using Sakai. Please contact instructor for instruction to log in.
Instructor: Jessica W. Barrett jbarrett@cs.uri.edu
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Computing Concepts (4 Units)
CSC 101 -- Section 0203 -- Course # 4955
Computing Concepts. Capabilities and limitations of computers. Applications of computers in today’s society. Overview of computing systems and programs. Students will complete several projects using a computer. Please note: this class is NOT taught using Sakai. Please contact instructor for instruction to log in.
Instructor: Kelli Fay-Wolfe kfaywolfe@cs.uri.edu
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Computing Concepts (4 Units)
CSC 101 -- Section 0204 -- Course # 5677
Computing Concepts. Capabilities and limitations of computers. Applications of computers in today’s society. Overview of computing systems and programs. Students will complete several projects using a computer. Please note: this class is NOT taught using Sakai. Please contact instructor for instruction to log in.
Instructor: Kelli Fay-Wolfe kfaywolfe@cs.uri.edu
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Computing Concepts (4 Units)
CSC 101 -- Section 0205 -- Course # 6486
Computing Concepts. Capabilities and limitations of computers. Applications of computers in today’s society. Overview of computing systems and programs. Students will complete several projects using a computer. Please note: this class is NOT taught using Sakai. Please contact instructor for instruction to log in.
Instructor: Katelyn M. Felix katelyn_felix@mail.uri.edu
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ECONOMICS
Prin of Econ: Microeconomics (3 Units)
ECN 201 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 7210
Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics. Principles underlying resource allocation, production, and income distribution in a market economy. Topics include demand and supply, consumer behavior, firm behavior, market structure, and elementary welfare analysis. Institutional foundations explored.
Instructor: Robert Van Horn rvanhorn@mail.uri.edu
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Prin of Econ: Macroeconomics (3 Units)
ECN 202 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 3715
Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics. Principles underlying aggregate demand and aggregate supply in a market economy. Topics include national income determination, inflation, unemployment, economic growth, and international trade. Institutional foundations explored.
Instructor: Arthur C. Mead acmead@uri.edu
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FILM STUDIES
Intro Film Media (3 Units)
FLM 101 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 5549
Introduction to Film Media. Introduction to techniques of film practice, film history, genres, analysis of film texts, and reading of film images in their aesthetic, cultural, and literary context.
Instructor: Mary M. Healey-Jamiel maryhealey@mail.uri.edu
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FRENCH
20th Cent Lit in Translation (3 Units)
FRN 393 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 5775
Twentieth Century Literature in Translation. Reading in translation of selected literary works from representative 20th-century authors. No knowledge of French is needed in this course. All readings, assignments and online discussions are conducted in English. This course counts toward the Literature, Cross-Cultural Competence, and Letters GenEd requirements (including for English majors), a 300+ graduation elective, and it counts as a Diversity [D] course. If you have problems enrolling through ecampus, contact apdemarseille@gmail.com for a permission number. Not for major credit in French.
Instructor: Karen DeBruin debruin@uri.edu
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GEOGRAPHY
Urban Geography (3 Units)
GEG 202 -- Section 0200 -- Course
# 6207
Also listed as: CPL 202
Urban Geography. Introduction to urbanization processes, primarily in North America; national settlement systems; intra urban form; migration, racial, ethnic, gender and class segregation; urban economics; environmental issues; planning and governance; urban applications of GIS.
Instructor: Farhad Atash fatash@mail.uri.edu
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES
Personal Finance Appl (3 Units)
HDF 424 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4381
Personal Finance Applications. Application of principles of family financial planning and decision making. Emphasis on mathematical and analytical evaluation and analysis including the use of computer software.
Instructor: Jing-Jian Xiao xiao@uri.edu
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Survey Landscape Architecture (3 Units)
LAR 201 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4375
Survey of Landscape Architecture. Introduction to landscape design theory and composition as an applied art form.
Instructor: Farhad Atash fatash@mail.uri.edu
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LETTERS
Topics in Letters ( Units)
LET 151 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6133
Topics in Letters. Description to come.
Instructor: Lars O. Erickson lars@uri.edu
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The European Union ( Units)
LET 151 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 7344
The European Union. Description to come.
Instructor: Norbert Hedderich hedderich@uri.edu
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LIBRARY
Intro-Info Literacy (3 Units)
LIB 120 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4916
Introduction to Information Literacy. In-depth exploration and practice of information literacy skills designed to support college-level research and lifelong learning.
Instructor: Joanna M. Burkhardt jburkhardt@uri.edu
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LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCES
Government Publications (3 Units)
LSC 543 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 5750
Government Publications. Survey of the publishing activities and publications of national, state, and local governments with emphasis on the publications of the United States government.
Instructor: Daniel P. O'Mahony daniel_omahony@brown.edu
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Library 2.0 and Soc Networking (3 Units)
LSC 597 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 7319
Library 2.0 and Social Networking. Description to come.
Instructor: Suellen Adams suellen@mac.com
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MATHEMATICS
Elem Mathematical Codebreaking (3 Units)
MTH 105 -- Section 200 -- Course # 7309
Elementary Mathematical Codebreaking. Use of technology to break codes, including those enciphered by substitution, polyalphabetic, polygraphic, and transposition ciphers. Mathematical topics include modular arithmetic, linear systems, probability. Only high school mathematics required.
Instructor: Thomas Bella tombella@math.uri.edu
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Topics in Mathematics (3 Units)
MTH 108 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 5564
Topics in Mathematics. Introduces the nonmathematics student to the spirit of mathematics and its applications. Presupposes no mathematical background beyond the University admission requirements. Pre-requisite: passing a placement test. Not open to Mathematics majors.
Instructor: James Baglama jbaglama@math.uri.edu
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NURSING
Human Sexuality (3 Units)
NUR 150 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 3379
Human Sexuality. Interdisciplinary approach to the study of individual and societal determinants in the development, integration, and expression of human sexuality and a code of sexual behavior.
Instructor: James A. Miller drjames.miller@gmail.com
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Human Sexuality (3 Units)
NUR 150 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 4746
Human Sexuality. Interdisciplinary approach to the study of individual and societal determinants in the development, integration, and expression of human sexuality and a code of sexual behavior.
Instructor: James A. Miller drjames.miller@gmail.com
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PHILOSOPHY
Critical Thinking (3 Units)
PHL 101 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6329
Critical Thinking. Identification, formulation, and evaluation of both inductive and deductive patterns of reasoning. Consideration of topics such as probability, reasoning about causes, fallacies, foundations of argument, and the issues in logical theory.
Instructor: William H. Krieger krieger@uri.edu
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Critical Thinking (3 Units)
PHL 101 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 6764
Critical Thinking. Identification, formulation, and evaluation of both inductive and deductive patterns of reasoning. Consideration of topics such as probability, reasoning about causes, fallacies, foundations of argument, and the issues in logical theory.
Instructor: William H. Krieger krieger@uri.edu
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PSYCHOLOGY
Towards Self-Understanding (3 Units)
PSY 103 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 1406
Towards Self-Understanding. Individual and social problems of normal persons. Personality development, social behavior, and adjustment reactions with emphasis on increasing awareness of personal and interpersonal functioning.
Instructor: Mary A. Zahm mzahm@etal.uri.edu
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Health Psychology (3 Units)
PSY 255 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4393
Health Psychology. Investigates the relationship between behavior and health; emphasizes the theory and science of health behavior change; explores specific behaviors and behavior change strategies from an individual and public health perspective.
Instructor: Milena Anatchkova manatchkova@yahoo.com
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History and Systems of Psychology (3 Units)
PSY 310 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4915
History and Systems of Psychology. Origins of psychological inquiry and theories of psychology. Transformations of theories and methods of inquiry through the history of our culture including contemporary systems and models of psychological functioning. Prerequisite: PSY 113.
Instructor: David L. Miller dlmiller@etal.uri.edu
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Learning (3 Units)
PSY 361 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4408
Learning. Learning process in humans and non-humans, focusing on principles and methods. This course features operant-learning and behavior modification principles and examples from real life.
Instructor: Kevin J. Smith kevin@tara.psy.uri.edu
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Intro to Multicultural Psych (3 Units)
PSY 399 -- Section 0200 -- Course
# 3106
Also listed as: AAF 399
Intro to Multicultural Psychology. Introductory course focusing on multiculturalism as a major paradigm. Emphasizes the meaning of multiculturalism and associated principles, concepts, and sociocultural factors as related to assessment, intervention, and research.
Instructor: Paul Anderer pandererpsyd@hotmail.com
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Intro to Multicultural Psych (3 Units)
PSY 399 -- Section 0201 -- Course
# 6880
Also listed as: AAF 399
Intro to Multicultural Psychology. Introductory course focusing on multiculturalism as a major paradigm. Emphasizes the meaning of multiculturalism and associated principles, concepts, and sociocultural factors as related to assessment, intervention, and research.
Instructor: Jay T. King jay_king@mail.uri.edu
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Peace Psychology (3 Units)
PSY 425 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 5516
Peace Psychology. Peace Psychology combines aspects of cognitive, social, clinical and cross-cultural psychology that bear on the prevention of violence and the promotion of constructive nonviolent behavior. Pre-requisite: prior coursework in Psychology, or permission of instructor. Prior coursework in another social science is recommended.
Instructor: Pamela H. Zappardino pzappar@aol.com
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Peace Psychology (3 Units)
PSY 425 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 5599
Peace Psychology. Peace Psychology combines aspects of cognitive, social, clinical and cross-cultural psychology that bear on the prevention of violence and the promotion of constructive nonviolent behavior. Pre-requisite: prior coursework in Psychology, or permission of instructor. Prior coursework in another social science is recommended.
Instructor: Pamela H. Zappardino pzappar@aol.com
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App Behavior Analysis & Remed (3 Units)
PSY 471 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6619
Applied Behavior Analysis & Remediation. Study and application of behavioral approaches used to analyze and remediate behavioral problems of children and adults in educational and human service settings and everyday life.
Instructor: Cooper R. Woodard cwoodard@grodencenter.org
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Psychology of Women (3 Units)
PSY 480 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 1212
Psychology of Women. Discussion of psychological research and theories on the psychology of girls and women from a multicultural perspective. Topics include personality theories, gender similarities and differences, biological aspects of sex and gender, cultural images of women, sexuality, relationships, motherhood, work and achievement, physical and mental health.
Instructor: Mailee Kue maileekue@uri.edu
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TEXTILE MERCHANDISING AND DESIGN
Fashion Retailing (3 Units)
TMD 232 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 2069
Fashion Retailing. A comprehensive study of fashion retailing as an operating system. Examination of the strategies and the organizational structure which support the fashion retail system.
Instructor: Yvette Harps-Logan ylogan@uri.edu
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URI101
Traditions/BGS 100 St (1 Units)
URI 101B -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6621
Traditions/BGS 100. Traditions and Transformations in Lifelong Learning for BGS 100 Students.
Instructor: Kenneth A. Jolicoeur ken@etal.uri.edu
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WOMEN'S STUDIES
Intro. to Women's Studies (3 Units)
WMS 150 -- Section 0202 -- Course # 3713
Introduction to Women's Studies. Images of women in American culture, the theories and processes of socialization, historical perspectives, and implications for social change.
Instructor: Janet Hagen jhagen@mail.uri.edu
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Intro. to Women's Studies (3 Units)
WMS 150 -- Section 0203 -- Course # 4169
Introduction to Women's Studies. Images of women in American culture, the theories and processes of socialization, historical perspectives, and implications for social change.
Instructor: Melissa Jones mjones021@mail.uri.edu
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Intro. to Women's Studies (3 Units)
WMS 150 -- Section 0204 -- Course # 4390
Introduction to Women's Studies. Images of women in American culture, the theories and processes of socialization, historical perspectives, and implications for social change.
Instructor: Jennifer A. Moio jlonga@uri.edu
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Intro. to Women's Studies (3 Units)
WMS 150 -- Section 0205 -- Course # 4527
Introduction to Women's Studies. Images of women in American culture, the theories and processes of socialization, historical perspectives, and implications for social change.
Instructor: Jennifer Riley jen_riley@mail.uri.edu
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Intro. to Women's Studies (3 Units)
WMS 150 -- Section 0206 -- Course # 4748
Introduction to Women's Studies. Images of women in American culture, the theories and processes of socialization, historical perspectives, and implications for social change.
Instructor: Ulli Ryder uryder@gmail.com
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Women's Prof. Dev. & Leader. (3 Units)
WMS 301 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4391
Women's Professional Development & Leadership. Theory, data, and skill development for career building and leadership. Gender issues in organizational settings, developing professional skills and responses to challenges in the workplace, and strategies for positive change.
Instructor: Natascha F. Saunders tascha20@yahoo.com
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Women's Prof. Dev. & Leader. (3 Units)
WMS 301 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 4752
Women's Professional Development & Leadership. Theory, data, and skill development for career building and leadership. Gender issues in organizational settings, developing professional skills and responses to challenges in the workplace, and strategies for positive change.
Instructor: Natascha F. Saunders tascha20@yahoo.com
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Special Topics in Women Stdy I: Women and Health (3 Units)
WMS 350 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 2605
Special Topics in Women's Studies I: Women and Health. Course description to come.
Instructor: Joline MacFarlan
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Special Topics in Women Stdy I: Women and Mental Health (3 Units)
WMS 350 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 4750
Special Topics in Women's Studies I: Women and Mental Health. Course description to come.
Instructor: Holly J. Nichols hnichols@mail.uri.edu
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Special Topics in Women Stdy I (3 Units)
WMS 350 -- Section 0202 -- Course # 5778
Special Topics in Women Stdy I. Course description to come.
Instructor: Staff wmsdir@etal.uri.edu
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Special Topics in Women Std II: Women in Judaism (3 Units)
WMS 351 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4751
Special Topics in Women's Studies II: Women in Judaism. Selected areas of study pertinent to women’s studies. Instruction may be offered in class seminar or tutorial environments according to specific needs and purposes.
Instructor: Alison L. Rose arose@etal.uri.edu
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Men and Masculinities (3 Units)
WMS 360 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 4918
Men and Masculinities. Examines from a feminist perspective the values, beliefs, myths, realities, research, and writings about men and masculinities in contemporary United States life.
Instructor: Keith Labelle klabelle@mail.uri.edu
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WRITING
Business Communications (3 Units)
WRT 227 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 1796
Business Communications. Basic business communications forms, group reports and presentations, effective use of electronic mail systems, and design of graphic aids for successful visual communication. (Lec. 3/Online) Open to business majors with sophomore or higher standing. Open to a limited number of writing majors with sophomore or higher standing.
Instructor: Staff
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Business Communications (3 Units)
WRT 227 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 1797
Business Communications. Basic business communications forms, group reports and presentations, effective use of electronic mail systems, and design of graphic aids for successful visual communication. (Lec. 3/Online) Open to business majors with sophomore or higher standing. Open to a limited number of writing majors with sophomore or higher standing.
Instructor: Staff
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Business Communications (3 Units)
WRT 227 -- Section 0202 -- Course # 1798
Business Communications. Basic business communications forms, group reports and presentations, effective use of electronic mail systems, and design of graphic aids for successful visual communication. (Lec. 3/Online) Open to business majors with sophomore or higher standing. Open to a limited number of writing majors with sophomore or higher standing.
Instructor: Staff
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Writing In Electronic Environm (3 Units)
WRT 235 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6660
Writing in an Electronic Environment. Includes writing with computers; email; Internet; text on screen, graphic- and audio-enhanced text; desktop publishing; study of document design and the history of writing as shaped by technologies.
Instructor: Staff
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Writing In Electronic Environm (3 Units)
WRT 235 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 6661
Writing in an Electronic Environment. Includes writing with computers; email; Internet; text on screen, graphic- and audio-enhanced text; desktop publishing; study of document design and the history of writing as shaped by technologies.
Instructor: Staff
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Writing Culture (3 Units)
WRT 302 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 3533
Writing Culture. Experience with noncanonical writings that sustain or reshape culture. May include profiles and biographies, reviews, food and fashion writing, liner and exhibition notes.
Instructor: Staff
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Public Writing (3 Units)
WRT 303 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6131
Public Writing. Writing in the public sphere. Emphasizes civic literacy, democratic discourse, and writing for social change. May include letters, public documents, electronic forums, activist publications, legislative texts.
Instructor: Staff
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Travel Writing (3 Units)
WRT 305 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6662
Travel Writing. Writing about places both new and familiar. Emphasis on descriptive techniques, the use of facts, and different critical and cultural perspectives. May include place journals, book reviews, proposals, non-fiction essays.
Instructor: Staff
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Travel Writing (3 Units)
WRT 305 -- Section 0201 -- Course # 6663
Travel Writing. Writing about places both new and familiar. Emphasis on descriptive techniques, the use of facts, and different critical and cultural perspectives. May include place journals, book reviews, proposals, non-fiction essays.
Instructor: Staff
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Writing Health and Disability (3 Units)
WRT 306 -- Section 0200 -- Course # 6132
Writing Health and Disability. Explores the ways we experience, label, and politicize health and disability in our culture. Writing may include narratives, cultural critiques, persuasive essays, and policy proposals.
Instructor: Staff
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Rev 1.3 : Updated January 17, 2012. This page is maintained by Brett Rutherford, brutherford@mail.uri.edu
