Course Change List (Cumulative)
Courses Added from the Curriculum 2021-2022
AF/HI 301Q. Rebellion and The Archive: Studying Enslaved People’s Resistance. One-time offering. M. Becker.
AF/HI s22. Marronage: Escaping Slavery, Forging Freedom. One-time offering. M. Becker.
AF/RE 107. Religion, Race, and Resistance: From Black Secularism to Black Power. One-time offering. C. Petrella.
AMST 204. Native American Governance: Economies, Land, and Judicial Reforms. One-time offering. M. Cleveland.
AN/GS 315. Queering Capitalism: Sexual Politics and Properties of Economic Life. One-time offering. J. Hughes.
AN/LL 211. Legacies of Colonialism in Latin America. One-time offering. M. Mena.
AS/HI s17 Global Chinese Food. Normally offered each year. W. Chaney.
AVC 344. Building a Studio Practice. Normally offered each year. M. Roman.
AVC 371. Landscape and Power. One-time offering. E. Hyde Nolan.
AVC s20. African Photography. One-time offering. A. Bessire.
AVC s36. Video Installation. Normally offered every other year. C. Gonzalez Valencia.
BIO 346. Immunology. Normally offered every other year.B. Salazar-Perea.
CM/HI s14. Saints, Ships, and Sultans: The Horn of Africa in the Middle Ages. Normally offered every other year. M. Tizzoni.
CM/HI s28. Roman Gladiators and the Art of Spectacle. One-time offering. G. Gilles.
EACS 307. Soils and Landscape Evolution. One-time offering. R. Portes.
ENG s10. International Cinema in the 1960s. Enrollment limited to 30. S. Dillon.
ENG s20. Queer Thought, Queer Insurgency. Normally offered every other year. E. Osucha.
EN/GS 283. Early Modern Sex and Sexuality. Normally offered every other year. K. Adkison.
EU/RU 313. Hard and Soft Socialism: Literatures, Films, and Cultures of the USSR and Socialist Yugoslavia. Normally offered every other year. M. Filipovic.
FYS 533. Paperfolding: A blend of Art, Mathematics and Engineering. A. Alford
FYS 534. Managing the Gulf of Maine: Climate Change and Impacts on Coastal Communities. C. Cleaver.
FYS 542. The Nature of International Development. S. Pieck.
FYS 543. Buddhist Pilgrimage and Tourism in Asia. A. Melnick.
FYS 544. The Study and Practice of Human Cooperation. S. Goff.
GS/RF 391M. Rhetorics of the Body: Intersections of Identity, Power, and Culture. One-time offering. H. Otis.
GSS s51C. Active and Inclusive Pedagogy in Interdisciplinary Studies of Science. One-time only. R, Herzig.
HI/LL 301X. All Power to All People: Social Movements of the 1960s. Normally offered every other year. E. Bernardino.
HI/LL s20. Latina Power! U.S. Latina Labor History. Normally offered every other year. E. Bernardino.
INDS 281. Upstairs, Downstairs, and Outside: Gender, Class, and the Household in British History. Normally offered every other year. C. Shaw.
INDS 290. A History of the Caribbean. One-time offering. M. Becker.
INDS 307. Spaces of Black Liberation. One-time offering. M. Meryleen.
INDS s14. International and Islamic Finance: Dubai, Istanbul, Singapore. One-time offering. A. Akhtar.INDS s22. Puppets: Theory, Practice, and Play.Normally offered every other year. C. Stephenson.
INDS s24. Creating Interactive Digital Art in Twine. One-time offering. A. Tamirisa.
INDS s41. Black Genealogies. Normally offered each year. S. Houchins.
LL/PT 264. US-Latin American Relations. One-time offering. L. Puck.
LL/PT 323. Crime, Violence, and Security in Latin America. One-time offering. [W2] L. Puck.
MATH 495X. Factoring in Numerical Monoids. One-time offering. S. Saccon.
MATH s11. The mathematics of SET. One-time offering. S. Saccon.
MATH s22. The Mathematics of the Mad Veterinarian. One-time offering. M. Montgomery.
NRSC s21. Neuroscience and Storytelling. Normally offered every other year. J. Castro.
PLTC 123. Introduction to Comparative Politics. Normally offered each semester. L. Puck.
PLTC 281. T errorism, Insurgency, and Civil War. One-time offering. C. Price.
PLTC 314. Space is the Place: Speculative Fiction & Black Radical Thought. One-time offering. K. Bedecarre.
PLTC 341. Political and Social Legacies of Civil Conflict. One-time offering. C. Price.
PLTC s26. The Forever Wars: The Politics of U.S. Involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq. One-time offering. C. Price.
PLTC s28. The Politics of the American Far Right. Normally offered every ohter year. L. Gilson.
THEA 350. Advanced Directing. Normally offered each year. T. Dugan.
THEA s28. Boredom. One-time offering. L. Phillips.
The following course(s) have been provisionally approved to be reinstated by the Curriculum and Calendar Committee during the 2021-2022 Academic Year.
FRE 378. Voix francophones des Antilles.
PLTC 344. Ethnicity and Conflict. J. Richter
MATH 101. Working with Data. A. Salerno
Courses Added from the Curriculum 2020-2021
AFR s35. Re-Writing, Re-Reading Lovecraft: Race in Mid-Century America through Popular Media. Normally offered every other year. S. Houchins.
BIO 213 Marine Botany. One-time offering. K. Dobkowski.
CHEM s12. The Chemistry of Fabrics and Dyes. C. O’Loughlin.
DCS 229. Data Structure and Algorithms. Normally offered each year. B. Lawson.
DN/TH 202. Devising Performance. Normally offered each year. C. Dilley.
ECON 308. Women and Economic Development. Normally offered each year. N. Subramanian.
EN/ES s16. Minding Birds: Culture, Cognition, and Conservation. One-time offering. M. Wright.
ENG 121P. Narrow Rooms: The Art of the Sonnet. Normally offered every other year. K. Adkison.
ENG 246. Staging Sovereignty: Theatricality and Early Modern Politics. Normally offered every other year. K. Adkison.
ENG 274. “Forgive Us Our Trespasses” Normally offered every other year. S. Freedman.
ENG. 286. Race Before Race: Articulating Difference in Medieval England. Normally offered each year. S. Federico.
ENG 395H. Shakespeare’s Masterpiece? Normally offered very other year. S. Freedman.
ENG s15. Medieval Plague Literature: Grief, Consolation, and Change in Late 14th-C Europe. Normally offered each year. S. Federico.
EN/GS 395Q. Reading Feeling: Literature and Affect Theory. Normally offered every other year. K. Adkison
ES/GS s29. Gendering Climate Justice. Normally offered each year. R. Herzig.
ENVR 318. Ecomedia: Audiovisual Cultures of the Environment. Normally offered every other year. T. Harper.
ENVR 236. The Green New Deal and the Politics of Climate Change. Normally offered every other year. F. Earnes.
ES/GS s29. Gendering Climate Justice. Normally offered each year. R. Herzig.
EU/PT 332. The Politics of Memory. Normally offered every other year. J. Richter.
FYS 525. Wars, Plagues, and, Revolutions: How Economies Respond to Crisis. P. Shea.
FYS 526. Revolutionary Writing in Latin America. S. Pridgeon.
FYS 527. African American Religion in American Film. C. Nero.
GER 253. Contemporary German Cultures. Normally offered every other year. R. Cernahoschi, J. Kazechi.
GER 341. Landscapes and Cityscapes. Normally offered every other year. R. Cernahoschi, J. Kazechi.
INDS s28. Latinxs & Latinidad in US Film. One-time offering. L. Fernández.
JPN s29. Performing Fukushima: Theater and Film. Normally offered every other year. J. Wiesinger.NRSC 465. Capstone Seminar on Experimental Neuropsychology. Normally offered every other year. N. Koven.
NRSC 465. Capstone Seminar on Experimental Neuropsychology. Normally offered every other year. N. Koven.
The following course(s) have been provisionally approved to be reinstated by the Curriculum and Calendar Committee during the 2020-2021 Academic Year.
AS/HI 110. East Asia between Tradition and Modernity
CM/EN 121D. The Many Lives of King Arthur. S. Federico.
Courses Dropped from the Curriculum 2020 – 2021
Dropped 20-21
AF/EN 253 AMST s32 AN/GS 275 ANTH s10, s29, s51A AS/CI s13 AV/AS 175, 229 AVC 280, s24, s28, s32 AV/CM 376 AV/TH 221 BIO 203, 332, s29, s32, s44 CHEM 223, 328, s11 CM/HI 209 DC/GE s14 DCS 106, 107, 202, 302, s12 ECON 319, 324, 372 EDUC 270, s26, s27 EN/ES 121O ENG 121Y, 276, 395N ENVR 340, s23, s46 ES/EU s28 EU/HI 255, 301L EU/PT 305, s22 EUS 215 EU/SO 395Q EU/SP 366 EXDS s11, s15H, s15W, s15X, s15Y FRE 375, 376 FYS 190, 288, 324, 420, 453, 454, 459, 472, 483, 488 GEO 310, 311, 316, 326, 340, 365, s13, s20, s31, s36, s39 GE/PH 220 GS/PT 292 GS/SO 395K HI/LS 301H HIST 264 INDS 208, 219, 227, 352, s10, s20, s23, s24, s26 LS/SO 226 MATH 101, 355A, 495C, s21 MUS 237, 238, 332 NS/PY 364 PHIL 274, 322B, 324C PHYS 105, s30 PL/RE 260 PLTC 160, 340, 371, s49 PSYC 347, s34 SOC 239, 395A, 395E, 395G, 395P, 395R SPAN 223, s24
Courses Added and Dropped from the Curriculum 2019 – 2020
AF/ES 239. Anti-Blackness and the Environment. One-time offering. C.Shepard.
AF/GS 303. Birthing While Black. One-time offering. C. Shepard.
AF/HI s13. Black Montreal. One-time offering. J. Essame.
AF/SO 221. Sociology of Immigration. Normally offered each year. M. Medford.
AFR s14. Disaster, Displacement, Diaspora. One-time offering. C. Shepard.
AM/EN 219. Reconstruction Then and Now. One-time offering. T. Carmody.
AM/ES 354. Bodies of Land: the Creation of Indigeneity in Film. Each year. K. Barnett.
AMST 340. Inquiry and knowledge as social justice: Indigenous and decolonizing frameworks. Normally offered each year. K. Barnett.
ANTH 202. Decoding Disney: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Animated Blockbuster. One-time offering. E. Eames.
ANTH s51A. Short Term Innovative Pedagogy: Anthropology Methods Redesign. One-time offering. J. Rubin.
AS/HI 275. China in the World. One-time offering. B. Cwiek.
AS/HI 301N. Mummies, Marauders, and Modernizers: Silk Road Cultural Contacts in the Heart of Central Eurasia. One-time offering. B. Cwiek.
ASIA 205. Chinese Poetry and Poetics: From the Beginning to Today. One-time offering. C. Ling.
ASIA 235. Supernatural in East Asia. Normally offered every other year. T. Nguyen.
AS/RE 327. Modernization and Development across South and Southeast Asia. Normally offered each year. A. Akhtar.
AS/SP 303. Fillipino Literature in Spanish. Normally offered every other year. D. George.
AV/CM 250. Vikings, Vandals, & Visigoths: Art in Early Medieval Europe. Normally offered every other year. B. Woodward.
AV/CM 373. Art of the Global Middle Ages. Normally offered every other year. B. Woodward.
AV/CM s22. Hell and Damnation: Imaging the Afterlife. Normally offered every other year. B. Woodward.
BI/ES s14. The Ecology of Place: Field Methods for Coastal Research at Bates-Morse Mountain. Normally offered each year. C. Cleaver.
BIO 195C. Lab-Based Biological Inquiry: Symbiotic Microalgae. Normally offered every other year. A. Hill , M. Hill.
BIO 195D. Lab-Based Biological Inquiry: Living in a Microbial World. Normally offered every other year. K. Palin.
BIO 195E. Lab-Based Biological Inquiry: Living in a Microbial World. Normally offered every other year. A. Mountcastle.
BIO 195F. Lab Based Biological Inquiry: Phenotypic Plasticity and the Changing World. Normally every other year. R. Bavis.
BIO 195G. Lab-Based Biological Inquiry: Growing Wildflowers. Normally offered every other year. C. Essenberg.
BIO 195H. Lab-Based Biological Inquiry: Cellular Neuroscience. Normally offered every other year. M. Kruse.
BIO 195J. Lab-Based Biological Inquiry: Life of a Forest. Every other year. B. Huggett.
BIO 204. Biological Research Experience: Molecules to Ecosystems. Normally offered each semester. R. Bavis.
BIO 206. Evolution and Interactions of Life. Normally offered each Year. D. Dearborn, K. Dobkowski.
BIO 301. Pathophysiology. One-time offering. B. Salazar-Perea.
BIO s35. Marine Ecology from Coast to Coast. One-time offering. K. Dobkowski, G. Anderson.
BIO s27. Ecology is Everywhere. One-time offering. K. Dobkowski.
CHEM 303. Modern Data Acquisition and Analysis. One-time offering. M. Côté.
CHI 321. Chinese Landscape Painting and Poetry. One-time offering. C. Ling.
CHI s23. Science Fiction from China: From the Rabbit in the Moon to The Three-Body Problem, and Beyond.China has been looking to the stars for thousands of years. One-time offering. N. Faires.
CM/DC 213.The Chorus Ancient and Modern: Forms of Communal Performance and the Body Politic. One-time offering. T. Sapsford.
CM/EN 277. Medieval Literatures of Resistance: Power and Dissent, 1100-1500. Normally offered every other year. S. Federico.
CM/GS 217. Sex and Gender in Ancient Rome. One-time offering. G. Gillies.
CM/HI 216. Conflict and Community in Medieval Spain. Each year. M. Tizzoni.
DANC 262. Embodying Activism: Performing a Living Definition. Each year. B. Evans.
DCS 109. Introduction to Computing and Programming. One-time offering. B. Lawson. DCS 210. Programming for Data Analysis and Visualization. One-time offering. B. Lawson.
DCS. 211. Computing for Insight. One-time offering. B. Lawson.
DCS 305. Digital Maps, Space, and Place. Normally offered every other year. A. Shrout.
DCS 375. Network Analysis. Normally offered each year. C. Eaton and A. Shrout.
DCS s30. Critical Digital Studies: Theory and Practice. Normally offereed every other year. A. Shrout.
DC/GE s14. Communicating Climate Change. Normally offered each year. R. Saha.
DC/MA 316. PIC Math: Topics in Industrial Mathematics. One-time offering. A. Salerno.
DC/MU 219. Composing Sonic Systems. Normally offered each year. A. Tamirisa.
DC/MU s15. Sonic Art and Crafts. One-time offering. A. Tamirisa.
ECON 246. Understanding Poverty: Introduction to Development Economics. One-time offering. M. Nguyen.
EDUC 263. Comparative and International Education. Normally offered every other year. A. Charles.
EDUC 390. Discipline, Race, and Schooling. Every other year. P. Buck.
EN/ES 235. Climate Fiction. Normally offered every other year. T. Harper.
EN/ES s26. Overstories: Telling the Lives of Trees. Normally offered every other year.L. Nayder.
ENG 131. Tragedy and the Drama of Voice. Normally offered every other year. K. Adkinson.
ENG 233. New York City: Land of Poets. Normally offered each year. M. Hardy.
ENG 239. Shakespeare’s Queens. Normally offered every other year. K. Adkison.
ENG 244. Sentimentality. Normally offered every other year. T. Carmody.
ENG 273 Shakespeare and Adaptation. Each year. S. Freedman.
ENG 280. Anti-Semitism, Assimilation, and the European Novel, 1850-1935. Normally offered every other year. S. Freedman.
ENG 395B. Autofiction. One-time offering. J. Anthony.
ENG 395C. Pacific Studies and the Literatures of Oceania. Normally offered every other year. T. Salter.
ENG 395D. Gender and Species. One-time offering. M. Wright.
ENG 395L. Utopia/Dystopia Fiction. Normally offered every other year. K. Adkison.
ENG s11. Reading “Piers Plowman”: Intensive Study of a Late Fourteenth-Century Allegory. One-time offering. S. Ferderico.
ENG s28. Arab American Poetry. One-time offering. L Ben-Nasr.
EN/TH 201. Contemporary African and Caribbean Theatre. Normally offered each year. C. Odle.
EN/TH s20. Introduction to Screenwriting. Normally offered each year. C. Odle.
ENVR 251. Ecology and Policy: The Maine Lobster Fishery and Right Whale Conservation. Every other year. C. Aoki.
ENVR 273. Land and Livelihood. One-time offering. E. Miller.
ENVR 349. Extinction. Normally offered every other year. T. Harper.
EU/HI 288. Modern Russia: From Revolution to Today. One-time offering. R. Kazyulina.
EU/HI 301L. Nazi Germany and the Holocaust.One-time offering. R. Kazyulina.
EU/HI 301R. Freedom of Speech, a Modern History. Normally offered every other year. C. Shaw.
EU/PT 305. Money and Power. One-time offering. A. Grahame.
EU/PT 306. Economic Liberalism and its Critics. One-time offering. A. Grahame.
EU/PT s29. Europe in Crisis. One-time offering. A. Grahame.
EXDS 210. Writing Center Theory and Practice. Normally offered each semester. S. Wade, B. Fullerton, D. Sanford.
EXDS s15W. Practicum: Music & Health. One-time offering. K. Beever.
EXDS s15X. Short Term Practicum in Consulting: Leading Organizational Change. One-time offering. S. Banks.
EXDS s15Y. ST Practicum: Virtual Reality: Design and Fabrication for Virtual Space. One-time offering. D. Fogler.
EXDS s15Z. ST Practicum: Writing War: National Security Journalism. One-time offering. P. Shinkman.
FYS 258. Law and Justice. D. Cummiskey.
FYS 506. Ways of Knowing: Contemplative Practice, East-West. N. Trautz.
FYS 507. Lewiston: A Local Lens on Global Issues. S. Boss.GEO s51B. Redesign of Earth Materials. One-time offering. G. Robert.
FYS 508. The Rest of Nature through Human Eyes. C. Essenberg.
FYS 509. The Sociology of Holidays. M. Rocque.
FYS 510. Creativity: Theory and Practice. B. Sale.
FYS 511. Information is Physical. M. Lichtman.
FYS 512. The Molecular Brain. A. Kennedy.
FYS 513. Out of Order: Justice and Injustice in World Legal Histories. W. Chaney.
FYS 514. Writing and Language Justice in a Global World. S. Wade.
FYS 515. Food Systems and Food Justice. F. Eanes.
FYS 516. Mutilingualism and Society. K. Konoeda.
FYS. 517. Epidemics: Disruption, Inequality, Change. K. Palin.
FYS 518. Ancient Magic and its Practitioners. G. Gillies.
FYS 519. Performing Medea: Murder, Magic, and Marginality. T. Sapsford.
FYS 520. Vaccines. B. Salazar.
GEO 304. Planetary Geology. Normally offered every other year. G. Robert.
GEO s13. Field Studies in Appalachian Geology. One-time offering. C. Mako and R. Minor.
GEO s14. Communicating Climate Change. Normally offered each year. R. Saha.
GEPH 119. The Anthropocene. Normally offered each year. R. Saha.
GSS 102. Introduction to Transgender Studies. Normally offered each year. I. Khara Ellasante.
GSS 205. Queer Indigenous Studies. Normally offered every other year. I. Ellasante.
GSS 206. Gender Traditions and Transformations in the Americas.
GSS 305. College for Coming Times. Normally offered each year. R. Herzig.
GSS 312. Trans Narratives of Self. Normally offered every other year. I. Ellasante.
GSS 313. Gender in American Indian Literature. Normally offered every other year. I. Ellasante.
GS/PT 304. Intersectional Political Theory: Lesbian, Black, and Indigenous Feminisms. One-time offering. E. Gambino.
HI/LS 272. The Mexican Revolution. Normally offered every other year. K. Melvin.
INDS 200. Women’s Movements across East Asia (Southeast and Northeast Asia). Normally offered each year. A. Akhtar.
INDS 209. Pixelated Parts: Race, Gender, Video Games. One-time offering. J. Rubin.
INDS 227. Death and Immortality in Chinese Tradition. One-time offering. C. Ling.
INDS 285. Welcome to Paradise: The United States and the Caribbean. Normally offered every other year. J. Essame.
INDS 295. Afro-diasporic Activism. Normally offered each year. J. Essame.
INDS 301D. US immigration in the 20th century: a gender perspective. Normally offered each year. J. Essame.
INDS s10. Sexuality in the Stacks: How Archives Shape Political Memory. One-time offering. E. Gambino.
INDS s23. Creativity and Conscience: Modern Russian Women’s Writing and Film. One-time offering. J. Costlow
LS/PT 208. Latinx Politics. Normally offered each year. C. Pérez-Armendáriz.
LS/SP 302. Minor Subjects: Childhood and Adolescence in Latin American Film and Literature. S. Pridgeon.
LS/SP 318. Jewish Latinx Fiction. Normally offered every other year. S. Pridgeon.
LS/SP 325. Weaving Memory & Trauma: Contemporary Spanish American Novel. Normally offered every other year. C. Aburto Guzmán.
MATH 221. Introduction to Abstraction. Normally offered each semestser. A. SAlerno.
MUS 333. Orchestration. Normally offered every other year. H. Miura.
MUS 392. Community-Engaged Music and Well-being. Normally offered every other year. G. Fatone.
MUS 393. Ethnography in the Performing Arts. Normally offered every other year. G. Fatone.
MATH s33. Mathematics for Social Justice. One-time offering. A. Salerno.
MUS 218. Soundscapes: Recording & Designing Sound. Normally offered each year. A. Tamirisa.
PHYS 109. Energy, Matter, and Motion. Normally offered each semester. A. Diamond-Stanic, J. Oishi.
PHYS 230. Electronics. Normally offered each year. T. Gould and N. Lundblad.
PHYS 309. Quantum Computing. Normally offered each year. M. Lichtman.
PHYS s31. Spacetime, Waves, and Photons. Normally offered each year. H. Lin, N. Lundblad.
PLTC 208. Great Power Politics. Normally offered every other year. J. Richter.
PLTC 263. Women and the Women’s Movement in Africa. Normally offered every other year. C. Lim.
PLTC 309. International Human Rights in Africa. Normally offered every other year. C. Lim.
PLTC s51B. Course Design: Latinx Politics. One-time offering. C. Pérez-Armendáriz.
PSYC s51D. “Faster, Higher, Stronger”: Collaborative Course Design as a Catalyst for Success in Teaching About. Normally offered every other year. M. Sargent.
RFSS 271. Film Noir, Its Influences, and Its Legacies. One-time offering. T. Salter.
RFSS 391K. Cyborgs on Screen. One-time offering. T. Salter.
SPAN s24. Migrations in Culture: The Arts in Barcelona and Madrid. One-time offering. C. Aburto Guzman.
THEA 373. Acting Styles. Normally offered every other year. T. Dugan.
The following course(s) have been provisionally approved to be reinstated by the Curriculum and Calendar Committee during the 2019-2020 Academic Year.
NS/PY 250. Biopsychology of Motivation and Emotion.
ENG 160. Passages to/from India.
Courses Added and Dropped from the Curriculum 2018 – 2019
AA/SO 395N. Immigrant Racialization. Normally offered every other year. M. Medford.
AM/RE 317. Trauma, the Bible, and American Identity. One-time offering. L. Carlson.
AMST s32. Remixing and Remembering. Normally offered every other year. M. Beasley.
AN/PY 213. Introduction to Linguistics. Normally offered every other year. D. Sanford/
ANTH 105. Global Circuits: Popular Culture, Migration, and the World Economy. Normally offered each year. J. Lyon.
AT/PH 336. General Relativity. Normally offered each year. C. Whiting.
AS/RE s28. From Shangri-la to Radical Dharma: Buddhism in North America. Normally offered every other year. A. Melnick.AV/CM 373. Art of the Global Middle Ages. Every other year. B. Woodward.
AVC 220. The Digital Composite: A Creative Process. Normally offered every year. E. Morris.
AVC 309. Advanced Video Production. Normally offered every other year. C. Gonzalez Valencia.
BI/CH 304. Biochemistry of Virus Replication and Host Cell Defense Systems. Normally offered every year. G. Lawson.
BIO 129. Human Nutrition. Normally offered every other year.B. Salazar-Perea.
BIO 195A. Lab-Based Biological Inquiry: Marine Biology in a Changing Ocean. One-time offering. K. Dobkowski.
BIO 202. Cellular Basis of Life. Each semester. L. Banks, L. Brogan, A. Hill, L. Williams.
BIO 204. Biological Research Experience: Molecules to Ecosystems. Each year. R. Bavis.
BIO s38. Ecology and Natural History of the Maine Coast. One-time offering. K. Dobkowski.
BIO S47. Experimental Cell Biology/Lab. One-time offering. M. Kruse.
CHEM 111. Science and Human Welfare. Normally offered every other year. G. Lawson.
CHEM 337. Natural Products and Secondary Metabolites as Drugs. Normally offered every other year. C. O’Loughlin.
CHEM s51B. Designing Experiments in Inorganic Chemistry. One-time offering. G. Laurita. Redesign course.
CHI s21. Chinese Language and Culture, Health and Chinese Traditional Medicine. Normally offered every other year. L. Miao.
CM/RE 223. The Bible and Empire. One-time offering. L. Carlson.
DANC 245. Dance Pedagogy. Normally offered every other year. J. Fox.
DC/MU s20. Interactive Sound Art. One-time offering. G. Bolanos
DCS 105. Calling Bull in a Digital World. Normally offered each year. C. Eaton.
DCS 106. TechnoGenderCulture. Normally offered every other year. A. Shrout.
DCS 304. Community Organizing for a Digital World. Normally offered every other year. C. Easton.
DCS s22. Past, Present, and the Possible Dystopian Future of Computing. Normally offered every other year. C. Eaton.
ECON 272. North American Economic History until 1914. Normally offered each year. V. Geloso.
ECON 319. Financial Management. Normally offered every year. M. Osei.
ECON 343. International Finance. Normally offered every year. M. Osei.
ECON 373. The Economics of Crime, Punishment, and Rehabilitation. Normally offered every other year. J. Kurzfeld.
ENG 119. “I, too, sing America”: Poetry of This Moment/Movement. One-time offering. M. Hardy.
ENG 203. Thinking through Dreams in Medieval and Early Modern Britain. One-time offering. Wright.
ENG 395V. Literature, Medicine, and the Problem of Empathy. Normally offered every other year. L. Nayder.
ENG s12. Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale: Novel, Sources, Adaptations. Normally offered every other year. L. Nayder.
ENVR 319. Imagining Climate Change. Normally offered every other year. J. Costlow.
ENVR 306. Disturbance Ecology. One-time offering. C. Aoki.
ENVR s12. Postindustrial Cities of the Northeast: Decline, Revitalization, and Sustainability. One-time offering. F. Eanes.
ENVR s39. Visualizing Data: Design, Power, Truth. One-time offering. C. Aoki.
ES/GE 309. Contaminant Hydrogeology. One-time offering. J. Meeks.
ES/GS s13. Infrastructures. Normally offered every other year. extra cost $150.00. R. Herzig.
EU/SO 395Q. Populism in the Age of Globalization. Normally offered every other year. F. Duina.
EXDS 215. Bates Science Fellows II. Normally offered every year. K. Palin.
EXDS 216. Bates Science Fellows II. Normally offered every year. K. Palin.
EXDS s15S. ST Practicum: Advocating for Sustainability. One-time offering. M. Imber and S. Inches
EXDS s15T. ST Practicum-Apprentice Learning: Building the Japanese Boat. One-time offering. Imber and D. Brooks.
EXDS s15U. ST Practicum: Spies, Special Agents and the Presidency. M. Imber and E. Rostoum.
EXDS s15V. ST Practicum: Screw Your Brand: Marketing with Higher Purpose for the Conscious Human. One-time offering. M. Imber and E. Kim.
FYS 489. Writing Ourselves, Writing With Others: Identity, Community, and Discourse. B. Fullerton.
FYS 490. Centuries of Struggle: American Women’s Protest Movements, from Seneca Falls to “Me Too.” M. Creighton.
FYS 491. Reading Japan in Multicultural Picture Books. K. Konoeda.
FYS 492. Environmental Protection: Nuts, Bolts, and Inspiration. L. Sewall.
FYS 493. Cultivating Social Justice in Community Gardens. S. Wade.
FYS 494. Lorraine Hansberry and James Baldwin: Young, Gifted, Black, and Queer. C. Nero.
FYS 495. Understanding Russia: Truth, Lies, and Bullshit. D. Browne.
FYS 496. Racial Formation in Biomedical Science. B. Harr.
FYS 497. Community Science of Brain Injury in Sports. M. Kruse.
FYS 498. The Commonplace Book. F. Duina.
FYS 499. Reading Literary Space.S. Dillon.
FYS 500. Seeing With Light: The Physics of Biological Imaging. T. Gould.
GEO 114. Water in Maine. One-time offering. J. Meeks.
EO s12. Environmental Change at Temyiq Tuyuryaq. One-time offering. B. Johnson.
GS/PL 363. Feminist Epistemology. Normally offered every other year. L. Ashwell.
HILS 301K. The cold War in Latin America. One-time offering. A. Baldacci.
HI/LS s22. Food, Power, and Gender in Latin American History. One-time offering. A. Baldacci.
INDS 295. Afro-diasporic Activism. Each year. J. Essame.
INDS 236. Race Matters: Tobacco in North America. One-time offering. M. Plastas.
INDS 301G. Black Resistance from the Civil War to Civil Rights. Normally offered each year. A. Baker.
INDS 306. Queer Africana: History, Theories, and Representations of Same-Sex Desire in the African World. Normally offered every other year. S. Houchins.
INDS s11. Bordering Hispaniola: Blackness, Mixture, and Nation in the Dominican Republic. Normally offered every other year. J. Lyon.
LS/SP 318. Jewish Latinx Fiction. Every other year. S. Pridgeon.
MATH 306. Applied Linear Algebra. Normally offered every other year. H. Boateng.
MUS 223. Twentieth- and twenty-first-Century Styles and Techniques. Normally offered every other year. H. Miura.
NRSC 205. Statistical Methods. Normally offered each year.
NRSC 209. Neural Codes: The Language of Thought. Normally offered every other year. M. Greene.
NS/PY 464. Seminar in Systems Neuroscience. Normally offered each year. J. Castro.
PLTC 261. Nuclear Politics. Normally offered each year. J. Ko.
PLTC 303. States of Emergency. One-time offering. A. Grahame.
PLTC 321. Theories of International Relations Normally offered each year. W. d’Ambruoso.
PLTC 381. Rules, Norms, and Laws of War. What laws, rules, and norms govern war? Normally offered every other year. J. Scheideman.
PSYC 342. Theories of Psychotherapy. Normally offered each year. J. Goodman.
PSYC s27. Helping Relationships. Normally offered each year. J. Goodman.
PSYC s39. Composing a Life: Narrative Identity Development Across the Lifespan. Normally offered every other year. R. Fraser-Thill
PY/SO 373. Racism: A Multilevel Approach. Normally offered every other year. M. Sargent.
Span 233. Drama and Performance in the Spanish-speaking World. Normally offered every other year. F. Lopez.
THEA 129. Shakespeare in Production. One-time offering. B. McDowell.
The following courses have been approved to be cross-listed by the Curriculum and Calendar Committee during the 2018-2019 Academic Year.
History s27. Feminism of the 1970’s and 1980’s. Cross-listed with GSS and PLTC now INDS s27.
Spanish 341 with Latin American Studies. now LS/SP 341.
The following course(s) have been provisionally approved to be reinstated by the Curriculum and Calendar Committee during the 2018-2019 Academic Year.
CM/EN 395E. Medieval romance