Courses

This course will be used for emerging and special topics in Accounting.

Tthe second sequence of Japanese Linguistics. Students will examine a topic chosen from a Japanese linguistics area (such as morphology, syntax, psycholinguistics) in depth through original Japanese language data, journal articles, and some fieldwork. Assignments include readings, hands-on problem solving and analysis of raw-Japanese language data and class discussion. Readings and assignments will be in Japanese and English.

This course will study the politics of representation (and the relationship between the image and ideology) in African American photography from the 1840s to the present. Aesthetics, gender, class, the impact of slavery, lynching, colonialism, neocolonialism, and globalization on the arts, as well as issues of memory, identity, subjectivity, historical “truth,” and race, will be explored in relation to African American photographers.

Special studies in African American historical topics.

Special studies of African American historical topics. May be repeated.

Special studies in African American historical topics. May be repeated.

Concentrated investigation of varying topics in African American literature and culture.

A cross-genre survey of African American literature, historical events, and critical movements. Authors may include Frederick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs, Richard Wright, Zora Neale Hurston, Nella Larson, Langston Hughes, and Toni Morrison. Topics in this course will vary semester to semester. PW: Executive Systems, Special Topics Course, US and Global Citizenship

This course is meant to assimilate knowledge acquired throughout core coursework in the Agricultural Economics PhD program. 1932 Agriculture - AGRI Agriculture - AGRI Courses

Students examine special topics/issues in agriculture at an introductory level. Business, Horticulture and Plant Science, Agricultural Communications, and three times as topics and subject matter change.