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- PS 399
10-10:50 MWF
CHA 207
International Peacekeeping and Collective Security
Instructor: Jane K. Cramer
PS 399 Homepage
- INTL 399
CRN: 25746
10:00-11:20 F
240A GRAY
1 credit P/NP only
In the Wake of September 11th: Issues and Concerns
Instructor: Anita Weiss
This class will study issues concerning the Unites States' relationship with
the Islamic world and the challenges within the Islamic world.
INTL 399 Homepage
- HC 408H
CRN 22096
4 Credits
16:00-17:20 MWF
CHA 307
Waging Peace through Text and Music
Instructor: Robert Kyr
Following the tragedy of September 11th and its aftermath, it is more
important than ever for individuals to find creative ways to voice their hopes regarding
the waging of peace in the world. In this course, students will take three
concurrent "journeys of exploration" that prepare them to write several "texts
for music" on the theme of peace. Each student will be paired with a composer
from the School of Music who will set at least one of his or her texts. The
collaborations by the writers and composers (Clark Honors College and School of
Music) will be performed in a concert during spring quarter following the
completion of the course.
If you intend to take this course, please contact Robert Kyr as soon as
possible (rkyr@oregon.uoregon.edu) so that a composer from the School of Music
can be selected to collaborate with each Clark Honors College student.
- SOC 380
CRN 24805
16:00-17:20 UH
302 Ger
Deviance, Social Control, and Crime
Instructor: Douglas Card
Because of the events of September 11, Soc 380 Deviance, Social
Control, and Crime, has been modified to include a significant amount of material on
terrorism. While part of the course will cover the typical
sociological topics found in a "normal" deviance class, the second part will focus on international
terrorism, with studies from all parts of the world.
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