African American Studies

• AAS 138 - Writing About Black Culture
• AAS 206 - Introduction to African American Music sequences with
• AAS 207 - A Survey of African Music
• AAS 231 - African American Literature to 1900: An Introduction sequences with
• AAS 232 - African American Lliterature: Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
• AAS 233 - The Caribbean Novel sequences with
• AAS 234 - African Fiction
• AAS 235 - African American Drama
• AAS 241 - African Religions: An Introduction sequences with
• AAS 345 - African American Religious History
• AAS 302 - Contemporary African American Theater
• AAS 303 - Black Women Writers
• AAS 304 - Workshop:African American Theater
• AAS 305 - African Orature
• AAS 331 - The African American Novel: Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
• AAS 338 - Creative Writing Workshop
• AAS 345 - African American Religious History
   
• AAS 361 - Art of the Black World
• AAS 403 - African and Caribbean Women Writers
• AAS 408 - Masters of American Black Music
• AAS 409 - History of Jazz, 1940 to Present
• AAS 433 - Harlem Renaissance:Literature and Ideology
• AAS 465 - The Image of Blacks in Art and Film
• AAS 470 - Experience Credit Internship in African American Studies (when appropriate, by petition)
• AAS 490 - Independent Study (when appropriate, by petition)
• AAS 540 - Seminar:African American Studies (when appropriate, by petition)

Anthropology

• ANT 185 - Global Encounters:Comparing World Views & Values Cross-Culturally
• ANT 202 - Languages of the World
• ANT 273 - Indigenous Religions
• ANT 326 - Africa Through the Novel
• ANT 376 - Folklore
• ANT 472 - Language, Culture, and Society

Art and Music Histories

Cognitive Science

• COG courses may be accepted by petition.

Communication Sciences and Disorder

• CSD 316 - Introduction to Applied Phonetics

English and Textual Studies

• All ETS courses count in the Humanities Division.
  A sequence can be made up of any two 100 - level ETS courses, any two 200-level ETS courses, or a combination of one 100-level ETS course and one 200-level ETS course, or the combination of ETS 242  and ETS 305 .

History

• HST 111 - Early Modern Europe, 1350-1815 sequences with
• HST 112 - Modern Europe: Napoleon to the Present

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• HST 210 - The Ancient World sequences with
• HST 211 - Medieval and Renaissance Europe

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• HST 210 - The Ancient World
    

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• HST 211 - Medieval and Renaissance Europe
   

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• The following HST courses count in the Humanities Division
• HST 310 - The Early Middle Ages
• HST 311 - Medieval Civilization
• HST 312 - Reformation of the 16th Century
• HST 319 - The Middle East in the 20th Century
• HST 320 - Traditional China
• HST 321 - Modern China
• HST 354 - Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
• HST 355 - The Italian Renaissance
• HST 357 - Culture and politics in Early Modern England: Henry VIII to Charles I
• HST 358 - Revolution and Civil War in 17th Century England
• HST 379 - Gender, Race, and Colonialism
• HST 417 - History of Women in Spain

Honors

• HNR 240 - Topics in the Humanities Honors
• HNR 340 - Topics in the Humanities Honors
• HNR 440 - Topics in the Humanities Honors

Humanities

• All HUM courses.

Jewish Studies

• JSP courses that are cross listed with humanities courses

Languages

Latino-Latin American Studies

• LAS 302 - Introduction to Latin American Literature
• LAS 326 - Beyond the Screen: Latin American and Spanish Film
• LAS 402 - Hispanic Journalistic Practices
• LAS 425 - Post-colonialism and Philosophy
• LAS 433 - Business Spanish
• LAS 461 - Nobel Prize Writers of the Spanish-Speaking World
• LAS 463 - Contemporary Latin American Theater
• LAS 465 - Literature and Popular Culture
• LAS 467 - Film and Literature
• LAS 471 - Contemporary Latin American Literature
• LAS 475 - Women, Myth and Nation in Latin American Literature
• LAS 479 - Perspectives on Mexico and Central America: Literature, Art, Film
• LAS 481 - The Literature of Latinos in the United States
• LAS 489 - Hispanic Caribbean Narrative and Film
• LAS 493 - Afro-Hispanic Topics in Caribbean Literature
• LAS 495 - Marginal Cultures in Hispanic Caribbean Literature
• LAS 497 - Text and Context in Cuban Revolutionary Literature

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies

• QSX 112 - Sexualities, Genders, Bodies
• QSX 357 - Queerly Religious

Linguistics

• All LIN courses

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• LIN 201 - The Nature and Study of Language sequences with
• LIN 202 - Languages of the World

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• LIN 201 - The Nature and Study of Language
    sequences with
• LIN 251 - English Words

Literature in Translation

• LIT 101 - Introduction to Classical Literature sequences with
• LIT 102 - Introduction to Classical Literature

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• LIT 101 - Introduction to Classical Literature
    sequences with
• LIT 203 - Greek and Roman Epic in English Translation

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• LIT 101 - Introduction to Classical Literature
    sequences with
• LIT 211 - Greek and Roman Drama in English Translation

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• LIT 102 - Introduction to Classical Literature
    sequences with
• LIT 203 - Greek and Roman Epic in English Translation
   

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• LIT 102 - Introduction to Classical Literature
    sequences with
• LIT 211 - Greek and Roman Drama in English Translation
   

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• LIT 203 - Greek and Roman Epic in English Translation
    sequences with
• LIT 211 - Greek and Roman Drama in English Translation
   

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• LIT 226 - Dostoevsky and Tolstoy sequences with
• LIT 227 - Pasternak and Solzhenitsyn

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• LIT 226 - Dostoevsky and Tolstoy
    sequences with
• LIT 331 - Russian Culture Through Fiction and Film

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• LIT 227 - Pasternak and Solzhenitsyn
    sequences with
• LIT 331 - Russian Culture Through Fiction and Film
   

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• LIT 241 - Dante and the Medieval World sequences with
• LIT 242 - Petrarch and the Renaissance World

Middle Eastern Studies

• MES 165 - Discovering Islam
• MES 319 - The Middle East in the 20th Century
• MES 336 - Arabic Cultures
• MES 365 - God and Beauty in Islamic Art
• MES 465 - Beyond the Veil: Gender Politics in Islam

Native American Studies

• NAT 142 - Native American Religion
• NAT 208 - Haudenosaunee Languages and Culture
• NAT 244 - Indigenous Religions
• NAT 346 - Native North American Art
• NAT 347 - Religion and the Conquest of America
• NAT 348 - Religion and American Consumerism

Philosophy

• All PHI courses.
  A sequence can be made up of any two 100-level PHI courses, any two 200-level PHI courses, or a combination of one 100-level PHI and one 200-level PHI courses with the following exception: the combination of PHI 171  and PHI 172  does not constitute a sequence.

Religion

• All REL courses.
• A sequence can be made up of any REL course with any REL course at the 200-level or above.

South Asian Studies

• SAS 123 - Religious Auto/Biography
• SAS 165 - Discovering Islam
• SAS 185 - Hinduism
• SAS 186 - Buddhism
• SAS 283 - India’s Religious Worlds
• SAS 367 - God and Beauty in Islamic Art
• SAS 384 - Goddesses, Women and Power in Hinduism
• SAS 465 - Beyond the Veil: Gender Politics in Islam

Women’s and Gender Studies

• WGS 101 - Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies sequences with
• WGS 297 - Philosophy of Feminism

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•  WGS 101  Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies sequences with 
• WGS 301 - Feminist Theories

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•  WGS 101  Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies sequences with 
• WGS 343 - Latina Feminist Theories

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•  WGS 101  Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies sequences with 
• WGS 365 - Negotiating Difference:Coming of Age Narratives

Writing Program

• WRT 114 - Writing Culture
• WRT 255 - Advanced Argumentative Writing
• WRT 413 - Rhetoric and Ethics
• WRT 422 - Studies in Creative Nonfiction
• WRT 423 - African American Rhetoric
• WRT 424 - Studies in Writing, Rhetoric, Identity
• WRT 428 - Studies in Composition, Rhetoric and Literacy

Interdepartmental Sequences in the Humanities

• LIN 201 - The Nature and Study of Language sequences with
• PHI 251 - Logic

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• ANT 185 - Global Encounters:Comparing World Views & Values Cross-Culturally sequences with
• WGS 101 - Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies