360.130 (H,S)

INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES I (3) Kurlat-Ares   Limit 50                                          Cross-listed with Latin American Studies

Sec. 01

W 11-1

360.135 (H,S)

INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN FILM (3) Legras  Limit 30 Cross-listed with Latin American Studies

Sec. 01

ThF 2-4
W F 1-3

360.212 (H,S)

              (W)

WRITING IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES (3) Richards    Limit 15 Teaches the conventions of writing in the social sciences, with emphasis on developing arguments using sources.  Readings and research focus on migration, race, and ethnic relations in the United States.  Cross-listed with Sociology Course canceled 11/12/04

Sec. 01

ThF 10:30-12

360.257 (H,S)

INTRODUCTION TO AFRICANA STUDIES (3) Hayes  Limit 40 25 Open to all undergraduates
This course will explore patterns of change, movement and adaptation among people of African descent in sub-Sahara Africa and the Americas. Introduction to the content and contours of Africana Studies as a field of study-it’s genealogy, development, and future challenges. Focuses on historic and contemporary experiences of African-descended peoples in the Americas.

Cross-listed with Africana Studies

Sec. 01

ThF 10:30-12

360.258  (H,S)

WOMEN’S HEALTH & THE LIFE COURSE (3) Staff   Limit 15 Prereq: Previous course in Gender Studies or dealing with gender     This course presents an overview of health issues faced by women throughout the life cycle.  By combining approaches from health and social sciences, the course examines women’s health issues in their social, cultural and historical contexts.

Cross-listed with Women, Gender, and Sexuality and Anthropology

Sec. 01

T 2:45-5:35

360.262 (H,S)

GENDER, SEXUALITY, AND IDENTITIES IN MASS MEDIA (3) Hijar   Limit 15   Freshmen only How men, women and their sexualities are imagined in American mass media. Focus on the role of editors, publishers, and artists in creating sexual identities.  

Cross-listed with Women, Gender, and Sexuality and Film and Media Studies

Sec. 01

T 2-5

360.313 (S)

CUBA AND U.S. DECISION MAKING (3) Smith
Limit 35  This course consists of a series of case studies in U.S. decision making related to Cuba from 1959 to the present, everything from the initial decision signed by Eisenhower to launch efforts to remove the Castro government (which led to the Bay of Pigs) to President Bush’s decision this past May to launch new measures to remove the Castro regime.
Cross-listed with Political Science

Sec. 01

T 2-4

360.328

APPLIED ECONOMIC INTERNSHIP (3) Hanke   Prereq: 180.101-102  Perm. Req=d.   Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory only   Cross-listed with Economics and DOGEE

Sec. 01

TBA

360.336 (H,S)

(W)

MINOR IN MULTICULTURAL AND REGIONAL STUDIES RESEARCH METHODS - HONORS SEMINAR (3) Northcott   Perm. Req=d. Cross-listed with Anthropology Course added 11/30/04

Sec. 01

Th 4-6pm

360.340 (H,S)

(W)

POWER AND RACISM (3) Hayes   Open to all undergraduates   Limit 40 25  Examination of white supremacy and antiblack racism as central dynamics in American political development through readings in philosophy, sociology, and political science. Compares racialized politics in the U.S. and Brazil.

Cross-listed with Sociology, Philosophy, Political Science, Humanities, and Africana Studies

Sec. 01

ThF 2-3:30

360.386 (H,S)

              (W)

DO YOU WANT FRIES WITH THAT? A HISTORY OF FOOD AND EATING IN AMERICA (3) Northcott  Perm Req'd. Limit 20   An exploration of anthropological perspectives on food consumption in contemporary America.  Students will be involved in an on-going field project collecting eating histories and surveying customers at local grocery stores in two Baltimore neighborhoods. Cross-listed with Anthropology, Public Health Studies, and Africana Studies

Sec. 01

W 1-4

360.506

INDEPENDENT STUDY - HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS AT JHU WEBSITE PROJECT This project is a collaborative effort to develop a web-based exhibit documenting the African American experience at JHU. The project, focusing on African American contributions and experiences, will enrich the Hopkins history by developing a more complete record of the contributions and value provided by the presence of African Americans at Hopkins and by providing the JHU community with information that is generally not known. Students research one subject and tells the story using a number of media including text, photographs, audio files (oral history), images of documentation and video.   The time frame (one or two semesters) of the independent study will be determined by Dr. Knight, the faculty advisor and the student. The student receives 3 credits per semester.  Dr. Franklin Knight is the Faculty Director. For further information

contact: smorris@jhu.edu

Sec. 01

TBA

360.507 (H)

HUMANITIES RESEARCH PROJECT WORKSHOP (3)  Staff Limit 15 Perm.Req'd. Open only to Humanities Undergraduate Fellowship in D.C.   Undergraduates in Fellowship Program develop a research paper/project based on their internship and fellowship coursework. Students work with Associate Director of the Program and share their work with other Fellows. Course added 12/01/04

Sec. 01

TBA

360.508 (H)

RESEARCH IN THE HUMANITIES: SPECIAL TOPIC (3)  Staff  Limit 15 Perm.Req'd. Open only to students in Humanities Undergraduate Fellowship in D.C.   Through reading and analysis of the kinds of methods of research used in developing the course, students learn of the scope and possibilities of Humanities research. Cross-listed with Humanities and History of Art. Course added 12/01/04

Sec. 01

TBA

360.516 (H)

INTERNSHIP: HUMANITIES UNDERGRADUATE FELLOWSHIP (6)  Staff  Limit 15 Perm.Req'd. Open only to students in Humanities Undergraduate Fellowship in D.C.   Undergraduates in Fellowship Program spend up to 20 hours per week working with professionals in one of D.C.'s cultural institutions. Course added 12/01/04

Sec. 01

TBA

360.605

SEMINAR: ENVIRONMENT AND APPLIED FLUID MECHANICS   Meneveau     Cross-listed with Mechanical Engineering, Earth and Planetary Sciences, and Geography and Environmental Engineering

Sec. 01

F 10:30-11:45

360.670

GENERAL SEMINAR: INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL STUDIES IN CULTURE, POWER & HISTORY   Northcott   Graduate students only or instructor=s consent for Senior undergraduates. Attendance is mandatory at all seminar meetings

Cross-listed with Anthropology, History and Sociology

Sec. 01

Th 4-6pm