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Course # Title Instructor Day Time Units Lib Arts Hist & Cult
WI   2014
IDSEM-UG1542 Motown Matrix: Race, Gender and Class Identity in "The Sound of Young America" Michael Dinwiddie Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 10:00AM–1:30PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1612 Contexts of Musical Meaning: What and How Does Music Mean? Gregory Erickson Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 10:00AM–1:30PM 4.0 HUM
TRAVL-UG9801 Postcolonial Urbanisms: Development, Environment, and Social Movements in Senegal Rosalind Fredericks 4.0 SOC
GLOBAL
This three-week travel course goes to Dakar, Senegal, January 4-23. Permission required. Application deadline is October 25, 2013. For more information and to apply, please click on course title and link to application.
IDSEM-UG1751 Biology and Society Myles Jackson Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 2:00PM–5:30PM 4.0 SCI
SP   2014
IDSEM-UG1778 Punk Aesthetics Joshua Shirkey Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1777 Sex Crimes, Sex Panics Cyd Cipolla Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
PERF-GT2311 Demi-Mondes and Dance Worlds Julie Malnig Mon 9:30AM–12:15PM 4.0
This Tisch graduate course is team-taught by Prof. Deborah Kapchan (from Tisch) and Prof. Julie Malnig (from Gallatin).
LEAVE-XX11 Course reduction-Other Nina Katchadourian 0.0
FIRST-UG756 First-Year Research Seminar: Double Vision: Reorienting & Disorienting "Western" Visual Culture Nina Hien Mon, Wed 12:30PM–1:45PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
CINE-UT611 Free Culture and Open Access Thu 6:20PM–9:50PM 4.0
Section 2 of this Tisch course is open to Gallatin students only.
FIRST-UG754 First-Year Research Seminar: Globalization and Its Paradoxes Sharmila Mukherjee Mon, Wed 3:30PM–4:45PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG755 First-Year Research Seminar: Between the Still and Moving Image Sophie Landres Mon, Wed 6:20PM–7:35PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG750 First-Year Research Seminar: Making Strange Eugene Vydrin Tue, Thu 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
PRACT-UG1401 The Artist's Mind: Filmmaking and the Creative Process Andrew Levitas Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 2.0
This 2-unit course meets during the first seven weeks only: January 27-March 10. Permission required. Application (and accompanying artistic work) should be submitted electronically by Friday, November 15th to facultyservices.gallatin@nyu.edu. For more information and to apply, please click on course title and then link to application.
IDSEM-UG1740 Bridging Culture and Nature: An Introduction to Conservation Science Jim Tolisano Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0 SCI
Section 2 for Environmental Studies majors only.
WRTNG-UG1250 Creating a Magazine: A Multimedia Approach Molly Kleiman Mon 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0
Please note this course also meets one day a week (Wed 11:00-12:15) with ARTS-UG 1653 as a collaborative lab in which students conceive, develop, and produce print and new media publications.
SASEM-UG9152 BUENOS AIRES: Art and the City: Buenos Aires, New York, Rio de Janeiro and Mexico City 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG9253 Fashion's Fictions: The Texts of Clothing 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9251 LONDON: Global Fashion Industry: Britain 4.0
INDIV-UG9300 Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
INDIV-UG9350 Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
ARTS-UG1375 Microphone Fiends: Hip Hop and Spoken Word Bryonn Bain Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
Permission required. For more information and to apply, please click on course title and then link to application.
ARTS-UG1009 Voicing the Text Jessie Austrian Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 2.0
Course meets during the first seven weeks only, First Class: January 27; Last Class: March 24.
ARTS-UG1013 Acting: Rehearsing the Play Ben Steinfeld Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 2.0
Course meets during the last seven weeks only, First Class: March 31; Last Class: May 12.
ARTS-UG1023 Advanced Shakespeare Scene Study: Roman Tragedies Kristin Horton Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
Previous coursework in acting and/or Shakespeare strongly recommended.
ARTS-UG1027 Performing the Self in Society Lenora Champagne Fri 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1031 Scenic Design in the Performing Arts: Theatre, Dance, Film, and Television Salvatore Tagliarino Mon 12:30PM–3:15PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1050 Performing Stories: East Meets West Lanny Harrison Wed 2:00PM–4:45PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1106 The Knowing Body: Awareness Techniques for Performers Robin Powell Tue 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1115 Creative Arts in the Helping Professions Maria Hodermarska Thu 9:30AM–12:15PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1207 Post-Modern Dance: Contemporary Experimental Choreography Leslie Satin Wed 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1212 World Dance Kathryn Posin Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1306 Advanced Contemporary Musicianship John Castellano Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Prerequisite: ARTS-UG 1305 (or equivalent) or permission of instructor. Lab fee: $35. Course meets at Drummer's Collective, 541 Sixth Avenue.
ARTS-UG1316 Playing Jazz Bill Rayner Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
Lab fee: $35. Course meets at Drummer's Collective, 541 Sixth Avenue.
FIRST-UG752 First-Year Research Seminar: The Rise of Graphic Archives Margaret Galvan Mon, Wed 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
WRTNG-UG1522 Thin Stories: Alternative Narrative Strategies Anthony Tognazzini Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1407 Introduction to Painting I Meleko Mokgosi Mon 8:55AM–12:15PM 4.0
Same as ART-UE 103 007. Lab fee: $350.
ARTS-UG1425 Discovering Manhattan: Drawing and Painting in the Spirit of the Modern Art Pioneers Barnaby Ruhe Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1431 Of Fire and Blood: Art-making, Culture and Mythology in Mexico Jaime Arredondo Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1440 Technology, Art, and Public Space Terence Culver Thu 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1480 Photograph New York, Create Your Vision Jeff Day Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1572 Writing for Television II Imani Douglas Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1612 Video Production: First Person, Present Tense Keith Miller Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
ARTS-UG1623 Green Design and Planning Donna Goodman Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Section 2 for Environmental Studies majors only.
ARTS-UG1653 Creating a Magazine: A Multimedia Approach Lise Friedman Mon 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0
Please note this course also meets one day a week (Wed 11:00-12:15) with WRTNG-UG 1250 as a collaborative lab in which students conceive, develop, and produce print and new media publications.
CLI-UG1443 Lyrics on Lockdown: Young Women in the Prison System Piper Anderson Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Students are required to attend two Saturday workshops and five Friday (typically 3-6pm) visits to Rikers Island Correctional Facility where they design and facilitate a Lyrics on Lockdown program.
CLI-UG1460 Literacy in Action Dianne Ramdeholl Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
CLI-UG1466 Policy, Community, and Self Eric Brettschneider Thu 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
CORE-GG2024 Proseminar: Everyday Life David Moore Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
CORE-GG2018 Proseminar: Popular Objects/Popular Subjects Karen Hornick Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
CORE-GG2115 Review of the Literature 3.0
Deadline for submitting proposal is Friday, January 31. To register, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
CORE-GG2401 Thesis Proposal Seminar Karen Hornick Tue 6:20PM–7:35PM 2.0
The 2-unit THESIS PROPOSAL SEMINAR replaces the 4-unit MASTER'S THESIS SEMINAR, effective Spring 2014. This course is taken after the student has completed a Proseminar and generally during the second semester of full-time study, or after completing 12 credits. Pass/fail only. Section 1 is for students who intend to complete a thesis drawing largely from research in the fields of the humanities. Please note that, throughout the semester, all sections of this course will occasionally meet together at the regular class time; this includes the first day of classes, Tuesday, January 28th, in which all sections meet at 1 Washington Place, Room 527.
CORE-GG2401 Thesis Proposal Seminar Bella Mirabella Tue 6:20PM–7:35PM 2.0
The 2-unit THESIS PROPOSAL SEMINAR replaces the 4-unit MASTER'S THESIS SEMINAR, effective Spring 2014. This course is taken after the student has completed a Proseminar and generally during the second semester of full-time study, or after completing 12 credits. Pass/fail only. Section 3 is for students who intend to complete an artistic thesis. Please note that, throughout the semester, all sections of this course will occasionally meet together at the regular class time; this includes the first day of classes, Tuesday, January 28th, in which all sections meet at 1 Washington Place, Room 527.
CORE-GG2401 Thesis Proposal Seminar Ritty Lukose Tue 6:20PM–7:35PM 2.0
The 2-unit THESIS PROPOSAL SEMINAR replaces the 4-unit MASTER'S THESIS SEMINAR, effective Spring 2014. This course is taken after the student has completed a Proseminar and generally during the second semester of full-time study, or after completing 12 credits. Pass/fail only. Section 2 is for students who intend to complete a thesis drawing largely from research in the fields of the social sciences. Please note that, throughout the semester, all sections of this course will occasionally meet together at the regular class time; this includes the first day of classes, Tuesday, January 28th, in which all sections meet at 1 Washington Place, Room 527.
CORE-GG2999 Thesis Advisement 1.0
To register, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
ELEC-GG2542 Telling the Truth Scott Korb Thu 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Open to advanced undergraduates with permission of the instructor (smkorb@gmail.com).
ELEC-GG2581 Adaptation: Screenplays and Source Material Selma Thompson Tue 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Open to advanced undergraduates with permission of the instructor (st35@nyu.edu).
ELEC-GG2735 War, Law and Memory Vasuki Nesiah Tue 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Open to advanced undergraduates with permission of the instructor (vn10@nyu.edu).
IDSEM-UG1775 Contemporary Visual Culture and the Politics of Images Lauren Walsh Tue, Thu 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0 HUM
Open to sophomores only.
FIRST-UG751 First-Year Research Seminar: Animality and the Problem of Description S. Pearl Brilmyer Tue, Thu 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG701 First-Year Research Seminar: Aesthetics in Context Christopher Trogan Tue, Thu 6:20PM–7:35PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG709 First-Year Research Seminar: Language and the Political Andrew Libby Mon, Wed 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG712 First-Year Research Seminar: Art and the Dream Life Yevgeniya Traps Mon, Wed 12:30PM–1:45PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG715 First-Year Research Seminar: The Surreal Thing Eugene Vydrin Mon, Wed 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG803 Transfer Student Research Seminar: Working Chinnie Ding Tue, Thu 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0
Open to Gallatin transfer students only.
FIRST-UG730 First-Year Research Seminar: Adventure Narratives Tara Gellene Mon, Wed 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG736 First-Year Research Seminar: The 20th Century Manifesto and the Aesthetics of Text Helena Ribeiro Tue, Thu 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG737 First-Year Research Seminar: Memory and the City Joanna Scutts Mon, Wed 4:55PM–6:10PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG741 First-Year Research Seminar: Home and Homeland Kathryn Vomero Santos Mon, Wed 6:20PM–7:35PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG747 First-Year Research Seminar: The Place of the Past in Cultural Identity Hallie Franks Mon, Wed 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG748 First-Year Research Seminar: Writing Evolution Anne DeWitt Tue, Thu 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
ELEC-GG2765 The Politics and Anti-Politics of NGOs Gianpaolo Baiocchi Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Same as SOC-GA 3442. Open to advanced undergraduates with permission of the instructor (gb97@nyu.edu).
FIRST-UG753 First-Year Research Seminar: War Stories Rowena Kennedy-Epstein Mon, Wed 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
FIRST-UG804 Transfer Student Research Seminar: Identity and the Cultural Construction of Race and Ethnicity Laurie Woodard Mon, Wed 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin transfer students only.
IDSEM-UG1766 Evil Joe Thometz Tue, Thu 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1202 Tragic Visions Bella Mirabella Tue, Thu 3:30PM–4:45PM 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
or EARLY
IDSEM-UG1567 The Arabian Nights Sinan Antoon Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
or EARLY
or GLOBAL
IDSEM-UG1774 Nonviolence in Movements for Social Change Michael Dinwiddie Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1420 Reading Poetry Lisa Goldfarb Tue, Thu 3:30PM–4:45PM 2.0 HUM
Course meets during the first seven weeks only, First Class: January 28; Last Class: March 13.
IDSEM-UG1771 The Promise and Pitfalls of Markets Ngina Chiteji Mon, Wed 3:30PM–4:45PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1773 Anna Karenina Lauren Kaminsky Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 2.0 HUM
GLOBAL
Course meets during the first seven weeks only, First Class: January 28; Last Class: March 11.
IDSEM-UG1769 Lab Lit: Fact, Fiction, and the Narratives of Science Anne DeWitt Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1055 Struggle for the Word: History of Media I Stephen Duncombe Mon, Wed 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1072 Poets in Protest: Footsteps to Hip-Hop Michael Dinwiddie Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
Same as SCA-UA 721.006.
IDSEM-UG1116 Fate and Free Will in the Epic Tradition Antonio Rutigliano Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
IDSEM-UG1475 American Politics After 9/11: Empire, Race and Democracy George Shulman Tue 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1781 A Sense of Place Steve Hutkins Tue, Thu 11:00AM–12:15PM 2.0 HUM
Course meets during the last seven weeks only, First Class: March 25; Last Class: May 8.
IDSEM-UG1144 Free Speech and Democracy Paul Thaler Thu 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1211 Buddhism and Psychology Lee Robbins Tue, Thu 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1263 American Road Trip Steve Hutkins Tue, Thu 2:00PM–3:15PM 2.0 HUM
Course meets during the last seven weeks only, First Class: March 25; Last Class: May 8.
IDSEM-UG1280 Revisioning the Classics Sharon Friedman Mon 12:30PM–3:15PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1313 Ethics for Dissenters Bill Caspary Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1314 Literary and Cultural Theory: An Interdisciplinary Introduction Sara Murphy Mon, Wed 12:30PM–1:45PM 4.0 HUM
Open to sophomores only.
IDSEM-UG1342 Language, Globalization and the Self Maria-Luisa Achino-Loeb Mon 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1351 Passion and Poetics in Early Japan Nina Cornyetz Tue, Thu 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
or EARLY
or GLOBAL
Formerly titled Behind the Mask I: Exteriority.
IDSEM-UG1380 Three Revolutions: Haiti, Mexico, Cuba Antonio Lauria-Perricelli Tue, Thu 4:55PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
GLOBAL
IDSEM-UG1412 Yellow Peril Jack Tchen Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
GLOBAL
Same as SCA-UA 380 001.
IDSEM-UG1466 The Philosophy and Welfare Politics of Distributional Justice Justin Holt Fri 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1478 The Modern Arabic Novel Sinan Antoon Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
GLOBAL
IDSEM-UG1520 Streetroots of Latin America II: Urban Social Movements Alejandro Velasco Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
GLOBAL
IDSEM-UG1527 Finance for Social Theorists Peter Rajsingh Mon 7:45PM–10:15PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1535 Narrating Memory, History and Place Marie Cruz Soto Tue, Thu 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0 HUM
GLOBAL
IDSEM-UG1558 The Travel Habit: On the Road in the Thirties Steve Hutkins Tue, Thu 2:00PM–3:15PM 2.0 HUM
Course meets during the first seven weeks only, First Class: January 28; Last Class: March 13.
IDSEM-UG1563 Women’s Text(iles) Myisha Priest Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1569 Myths as Images from the Ancient World to Shakespeare Hallie Franks Mon, Wed 12:30PM–1:45PM 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
IDSEM-UG1575 Energy Matthew Stanley Mon, Wed 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0 SCI
Section 2 for Environmental Studies majors only.
FIRST-UG740 First-Year Research Seminar: The American Century? Contests Over the U.S. World Order Hannah Gurman Tue, Thu 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0
Open to Gallatin first-year students only.
IDSEM-UG1615 Language and Desire: Mishima Yukio Nina Cornyetz Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 2.0 HUM
GLOBAL
Course meets during the first seven weeks only, First Class: January 29; Last Class: March 12.
IDSEM-UG1627 Green Design from Geddes to Gore Mitchell Joachim Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
Same as ENVST-UA 450 005.
IDSEM-UG1628 Think Big: Global Issues and Ecological Solutions Mitchell Joachim Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
Open to sophomores only.
IDSEM-UG1630 Pictures at a Revolution: Film as Political Rhetoric Rahul Hamid Fri 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0 HUM
GLOBAL
IDSEM-UG1631 The U.S. Empire and the Americas Marie Cruz Soto Tue, Thu 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0 HUM
GLOBAL
Same as HIST-UA 282 001.
IDSEM-UG1641 Health and Human Rights in the World Community Allen Keller Fri 12:30PM–3:15PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1642 Celebrity Culture Moya Luckett Fri 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1643 Law and Legal Thought Vasuki Nesiah Tue, Thu 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1652 Science and Culture Myles Jackson Mon, Wed 12:30PM–1:45PM 4.0 SCI
IDSEM-UG1664 Omens and Oracles: Reading the Future and Retaining the Past in Early China Ethan Harkness Mon, Wed 9:30AM–10:45AM 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
or GLOBAL
IDSEM-UG1667 Dangerous and Intermingled II: Subaltern New York Jack Tchen Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
Permission of the instructor (jack.tchen@nyu.edu) required. Same as SCA-UA 380 003.
IDSEM-UG1669 Legal Fictions: Novel, Law, and Society Sara Murphy Mon, Wed 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1674 The Politics of Food Myisha Priest Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
IDSEM-UG1686 Self Fashioning in Literature and Drama Jeanette Tran Mon, Wed 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0 HUM
EARLY
CORE-GG2335 Master's Thesis and Defense Karen Hornick Mon 6:20PM–8:00PM 3.0
Course meets one time only on Monday, February 3. To register, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
IDSEM-UG1697 Murder and More: 3 Films by Imamura Shohei Nina Cornyetz Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 2.0 HUM
GLOBAL
Course meets during the last seven weeks only, First Class: March 26; Last Class: May 7.
IDSEM-UG1719 China Gazing Chinnie Ding Tue 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 SOC
This class presumes prior coursework in critical theory, comparative literature, or postcolonial studies; some knowledge of Chinese history would be useful as well.
IDSEM-UG1722 Writing the Present Day Life Judith Greenberg Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1733 Sensation! Affect, the Body, and the Market Yevgeniya Traps Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1738 The Cultural Politics of Bad Taste Julian Cornell Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1772 Music and Civic Culture: Ancient and Modern Bruce King Mon, Wed 4:55PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
IDSEM-UG1743 James Joyce and Interdisciplinary Modernism Gregory Erickson Tue, Thu 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0 HUM
This course includes travel to Dublin, Ireland during the week of Spring Recess, March 16-23. Permission required: Application deadline is October 25, 2013. For more information and to apply, please click on course title and then link to application.
IDSEM-UG1758 Growing Up Victorian June Foley Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1759 Exhibition Systems and Curating Meleko Mokgosi Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1761 Cold War, Hot Science Christopher Phillips Mon, Wed 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0 SCI
IDSEM-UG1763 Feminist Theory and American Women's Poetry Shira Wolosky Wed 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1800 Third Year Symposium Gregory Erickson , Hannah Gurman Tue 2:00PM–4:45PM 2.0
Pass/fail only. Open to Gallatin juniors and seniors who plan to take their colloquium between Fall 2014 and Spring 2015.
IDSEM-UG9100 BERLIN: Berlin's Modern History and Culture: A European Perspective 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG9252 LONDON: History of British Fashion 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG9251 LONDON: Art and War, 1914-2004 4.0 HUM
INDIV-GG2701 Private Lesson 4.0
Pass/Fail only. Deadline for submitting proposal is Friday, January 31. For more information, please contact Faith Stangler Lucine (fs1@nyu.edu).
INDIV-GG2801 Internship 4.0
Deadline for submitting proposal is Friday, January 31. For more information, please contact Faith Stangler Lucine (fs1@nyu.edu). Students registering for an Internship are required to attend two workshops: Workshop I: Tuesday, February 4th, 12:30pm-1:45pm; Workshop II: Tuesday, March 4th, 12:30pm-1:45pm.
INDIV-GG2901 Independent Study 4.0
Deadline for submitting proposal is Friday, January 31. For more information, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
INDIV-GG2925 Tutorial 4.0
Deadline for submitting proposal is December 2. For more information, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
INDIV-UG1701 Private Lesson 4.0
Pass/Fail only. Deadline for submitting proposal is Friday, January 31. For more information, please contact Faith Stangler Lucine (fs1@nyu.edu).
INDIV-UG1801 Internship 4.0
Pass/Fail only. Deadline for submitting proposal is Friday, January 31. For more information, please contact Faith Stangler Lucine (fs1@nyu.edu). Students registering for an Internship are required to attend two workshops: Workshop I: Tuesday, February 4th, 12:30pm-1:45pm; Workshop II: Tuesday, March 4th, 12:30pm-1:45pm.
INDIV-UG1901 Independent Study 4.0
Deadline for submitting proposal is December 2. For more information, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
INDIV-UG1905 Senior Project 4.0
Deadline for submitting proposal is December 2. For more information, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
INDIV-UG1925 Tutorial 4.0
Deadline for submitting proposal is December 2. For more information, please contact studentservices.gallatin@nyu.edu.
INDIV-UG9050 ACCRA: Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
INDIV-UG9150 BUENOS AIRES: Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
INDIV-UG9250 LONDON: Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
INDIV-UG9450 SHANGHAI: Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
INDIV-UG9550 TEL AVIV: Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
INDIV-UG9600 WASHINGTON, DC: Internship Seminar and Fieldwork 4.0
LEAVE-XX11 Course reduction-Other Millery Polyné 0.0
LEAVE-XX11 Course reduction-Other Peder Anker 0.0
LEAVE-XX11 Course reduction-Other E. Frances White 0.0
IDSEM-UG1324 Baseball as a Road to God John Sexton Tue 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Open to Sophomores and Juniors (seniors who wish to apply should contact Prof. Sexton at president@nyu.edu). Permission required. Application deadline is Monday, December 2nd. Application (and required essay) should be submitted electronically to facultyservices.gallatin@nyu.edu. For more information and to apply, please click on course title and then link to application.
PRACT-UG1301 Practicum in Fashion Business Eugenia Ulasewicz , Lise Friedman Mon 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0
Permission required. Application deadline: Monday, October 28th. For more information and to apply, please click on course title and then link to application.
SASEM-UG9100 BERLIN: European Environmental Policy 4.0 SOC
SASEM-UG9102 BERLIN: Topics in German Cinema 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9150 BUENOS AIRES: Tango and Mass Culture (in Spanish) 4.0 HUM
GLOBAL
SASEM-UG9151 BUENOS AIRES: Myths, Icons, and Invented Traditions: A Cultural History of Latin America 4.0 HUM
GLOBAL
SASEM-UG9200 FLORENCE: History of Italian Fashion 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9201 FLORENCE: Topics in 19th Century Literature: Italy and Italians in English Literature from the Romantics to Modernism 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9250 LONDON: Seeing London's Architecture 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9352 PARIS: Topics in French Literature: Paris Modern Literature & Art 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9400 PRAGUE: Modern Dissent in Central Europe: The Art of Defeat 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9401 PRAGUE: Kafka and His Contexts 4.0 HUM
GLOBAL
SASEM-UG9402 PRAGUE: Civil Resistance in Central and Eastern Europe 4.0 SOC
GLOBAL
SASEM-UG9403 PRAGUE: Central European Film 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9404 PRAGUE: Literature and Place of Central Europe 4.0 HUM
SASEM-UG9550 TEL AVIV: The Present Past: Archaeology and History of the Land of Israel and its Relevance for Today 4.0 HUM
PREMOD
or GLOBAL
SCHOL-UG600 Global Fellowship in Human Rights Vasuki Nesiah 0.0
TRAVL-UG1200 The Art of Travel Steve Hutkins 2.0
Enrollment is restricted to students studying abroad at an NYU site.
IDSEM-UG1572 America in the 1970s and 1980s: From Recession Blues to Free Market Frenzy Kimberly Phillips-Fein Wed 12:30PM–3:15PM 4.0 HUM
Same as HIST-UA 830 001.
IDSEM-UG1298 Ecology and Environmental Thought Gene Cittadino Mon, Wed 2:00PM–3:15PM 4.0 SCI
Section 2 for Environmental Studies majors only.
WRTNG-UG1034 Writing About Performance Julie Malnig Tue, Thu 11:00AM–12:15PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1334 The Writer's Discourse Victoria Blythe Tue, Thu 4:55PM–6:10PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1305 The Art of the Personal Essay Sharon Friedman Wed 12:30PM–3:15PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1029 The Nonfiction Narrator Alex Halberstadt Tue 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1024 Magazine Writing Taylor Antrim Thu 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1026 Lives in Brief Christopher Bram Thu 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1042 Pop Culture Criticism Amanda Petrusich Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1075 The Montage is the Message Luke Mitchell Thu 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1303 Writing Nonfiction on Social Change Nancy Agabian Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1333 Writing the Family Cris Beam Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1360 The Path of the Storyteller: Writing Children's Fiction Maryrose Wood Fri 12:30PM–3:15PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1505 Writing Short Comedy D.B. Gilles Mon 3:30PM–6:10PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1536 The Short Story: A Workshop on Revising Carol Zoref Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1546 Content is Key: Editing Short Fiction Steven Rinehart Tue 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1547 Writing the Novel Lara Vapnyar Wed 9:30AM–12:15PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1548 Pitch Perfect: A Multi-genre Writing Workshop Meera Nair Wed 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0
WRTNG-UG1550 Fiction Writing Dave King Wed 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Students may take Fiction Writing two times.
WRTNG-UG1555 Advanced Fiction Writing Chris Spain Thu 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Prerequisite WRTNG-UG 1550 or CRWRI-UA 815 or CRWRI-UA 816 or CRWRI-UA 820 or permission of instructor. Students may take Advanced Fiction Writing two times.
WRTNG-UG1560 The Art and Craft of Poetry Scott Hightower Fri 11:00AM–1:45PM 4.0
Students may take The Art and Craft of Poetry two times.
WRTNG-UG1564 Advanced Poetry Writing Emily Fragos Mon 6:20PM–9:00PM 4.0
Prerequisite WRTNG-UG 1560 or CRWRI-UA 817 or CRWRI-UA 830 or permission of instructor. Students may take Advanced Poetry Writing two times.
WRTNG-UG9150 BUENOS AIRES: Creative Writing: Argentina, Travel Writing at the End of the World 4.0
WRTNG-UG9501 SYDNEY: Creative Writing 4.0
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IDSEM-UG1403 The Global Neighborhoods of Downtown Manhattan RenĂ© Francisco Poitevin Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 10:00AM–1:30PM 4.0 SOC
IDSEM-UG1542 Motown Matrix: Race, Gender and Class Identity in "The Sound of Young America" Michael Dinwiddie Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 10:00AM–1:30PM 4.0 HUM
IDSEM-UG1612 Contexts of Musical Meaning: What and How Does Music Mean? Gregory Erickson Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 10:00AM–1:30PM 4.0 HUM

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