A(t) Home in the World?
01:090:297:H1 Index# 09756
Professor Paul Blaney (English)
W 2:50-5:50
UC 302 (College Ave Campus)
Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars are offered through the Honors Program. They are open to all New Brunswick/Piscataway Honors Program members in all class years, but are generally designed for first-year and second-year students. Faculty from throughout the New Brunswick campuses are invited to offer an Honors Seminar, an opportunity to think about complex problems and issues across disciplinary boundaries or outside of traditional disciplinary trajectories. For the faculty, the seminars are often a springboard for their own research or for course development. Through Honors Seminars, faculty also recruit promising undergraduates to join them on collaborative research projects. Honors Seminars have an enrollment of no more than fifteen students, and involve extensive written work and readings, discussion, independent work, and often include research as well as field work opportunities. Interdisciplinary Seminars offered under 01:090:292, 01:090:293, 01:090:294, 01:090:295, 01:090:296, and 01:090:297 can be used to meet the SAS Core Curriculum goals in Writing and Communication [WCd].
Spring 2019 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
To preserve the small class size, no special permission numbers will be issued for Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars for Spring 2019.
Addiction: Epidemic, Devastation, Loss
01:090:296:H4 Index# 19532
Professor Patricia Roos (Sociology)
T 9:50-12:50
HC N106 (College Ave Campus)
Animal Spirits
01:090:292:H2 Index# 09761
Prof. Nicola Behrmann (German)
M/Th 9:50-11:10
HC S124 (College Avenue Campus)
Between Nazism and Communism
01:090:297:H4 Index# 19123
Professor Nancy Sinkoff (Jewish Studies, History)
T/Th 4:30-5:50
HC S126 (College Ave Campus)
*Study Abroad embedded trip May 20-29
Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy
01:090:294:H4 Index# 12132
Professor William Field (Political Science)
M/W 1:10-2:30
AB 1100 (College Ave Campus)
Complementarism
01:090:296:H3 Index# 09760
Professor Sungchul Ji (Pharmacology and Toxicology)
T/Th 12:00-1:20
LSH A215 (Livingston Campus)
Digital Technology and Disruptive Change
01:090:292:H1 Index# 09751
Professor Mary Chayko (Communication and Information)
Th 11:30-2:30
HC E128 (College Ave Campus)
Genes and Evolution
01:090:296:H6 Index# 21208
Professor Frank Deis
M/W 1:40-3
ARC 203 (Busch Campus)
Graphic Novels & Psychoanalysis: Alison Bechdel & D. W. Winnicott
01:090:292:H5 Index# 19106
Professor Martin Gliserman (English)
T/Th 1:10-2:30
HC S126 (College Ave Campus)
Historical Archaeology of Slavery
01:090:295:H6 Index# 12969
Professor Carmel Schrire (Anthropology)
Th 2:15-5:15
Biological Sciences Building, Room 206 (Douglass Campus)
Humanimals in Middle Eastern and North African Literature
01:090:295:H2 Index# 19120
Professor Yasmine Khayyat (African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures)
T/Th 1:10-2:30
Brett Hall Seminar Room
Intimate Matters: Sex & Marriage in Global Perspective
01:090:293:H2 Index# 19116
Professor Chie Ikeya (History, South Asian Studies)
W 1:10-4:10
HC E128 (College Ave Campus)
Investigating and Documenting Hidden Landscapes of Slavery
01:090:297:H5 Index# 19533
Professor Amber Wiley (Art History)
T/F 9:50-11:10
MU 115 (College Ave Campus)
Jung for the 21st Century
01:090:293:H1 Index# 09752
Professor Steven F. Walker (Comparative Literature)
T 9:50-12:50
HC S126 (College Ave Campus)
Language and Linguistic Theories
Languages and Linguistic Theories
01:090:294:H6 Index# 21443
Professor Alexander Pichugin (German)
T 11:30-2:30
HH A4 (College Ave Campus)
Medieval Cluny, Christendom & Islam
01:090:297:H2 Index# 09757
Professor Reinert (History)
Th 11:30-2:30
HC S124 (College Ave Campus)
*Study Abroad embedded trip May 20-June 1
Molecular View of Human Anatomy: Molecular Mechanisms of Antibiotic Action and Resistance
01:090:297:H3 Index# 09758
Professors Shuchismita Dutta (Biology and Bioinformatics) and Stephen K Burley (Chemistry and Chemical Biology)
M 10:20-1.20
CIP 126 (Busch Campus)
Neurobiology of Addiction
01:090:296:H2 Index# 09759
Professor Mark West (Psychology)
M/Th 10:20-11:40
ARC 203 (Busch Campus)
Popes and the City of Rome, 1500-Present
01:090:295:H5 Index# 20169
Professor T. Corey Brennan (Classics)
T-Th 1:10-2:30
HC N106 (College Ave Campus)
Quantitative Research: A Hands-On Preparation
01:090:293:H5 Index# 19111
Prof. Nuria Sagarra (Spanish-Portuguese)
M 11:30-2:30
HC E128 (College Ave Campus)
Race, Culture, and Colorblindness
01:090:292:H3 Index# 12131
Professor Stéphane Robolin (English)
T/Th 11:30-12:50
Brett Seminar Room (College Ave Campus)
Talk Science to Me
01:090:295:H1 Index# 11035
Professor Lauren Neitzke Adamo
T 1:10-4:10
HC S124 (College Ave Campus)
The American City as Racial Laboratory: Experiments from New Orleans to San Francisco
01:090:294:H3 Index# 09778
Professor Christien Tompkins
M 2:15-5:15
Hck 132 (Cook/Douglass Campus)
The Direction of Time
01:090:294:H5 Index# 19002
Professor Jill North
F 9:50-12:50
Gateway Building Rm 524B - Philosophy Dept (College Ave Campus)
The Ghost in the Machine: AI, Ethics, and Personhood
01:090:297:H6 Index# 21444
Professor Aaron Rabinowitz
M/W 2:50-4:10
Voorhees Hall 104 (College Ave)
The Many Lives of Moby-Dick: "Not only ubiquitous, but immortal"
01:090:296:H5 Index# 14196
Professor Paul Gilmore
M/Th 11:30-12:50
HC N106 (College Ave Campus)
The Problem of Evil in Philosophy and Popular Culture
01:090:292:H4 Index# 11037
Professor Edward McCrossin
T 9:50-12:50
SC 215 (College Ave Campus)
Third Millennium Freud: Cutting Edge or Chopping Block?
01:090:295:H3 Index# 09965
Professor Jerry Flieger (French, Comparative Literature, and Women's Studies)
T/F 11:30-12:50 - Please note time change from original schedule
HC E128 (College Ave Campus)
Three Minutes after the Big Bang
01:090:294:H1 Index# 09754
Professor Sevil Salur
W 10:20-1:20
SEC 203 (Busch Campus)
Walking in the Metropolis
01:090:293:H3 Index# 09753
Professor Andrea Baldi
T 9:50-12:50
HC S124 (College Ave Campus)
When God Came to the City: Urban Life and the Transformation of Religion
01:090:294:H2 Index# 09755
Professor Hilit Surowitz-Israel
M/Th 12:35-1:55
RAB 209A (Cook/Douglass Campus)
Why Do States Fight?
01:090:295:H4 Index# 19121
Professor Jack S. Levy
T 2:50-5:50
HC E128 (College Ave Campus)
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| 22 Feb 2019 12:00PM - 01:00PM Happening at 35: Scholarly Analytic Report Workshop |
| 22 Feb 2019 02:00PM - 03:30PM Internship Success Panel (sponsored by the Peer Mentors) |
| 25 Feb 2019 02:00PM - 04:00PM Donuts with Dean Kim-Lee |
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Previous Courses
- Spring 2018 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Fall 2017 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Spring 2017 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Fall 2016 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Spring 2016 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Fall 2015 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Spring 2015 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Spring 2012 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Fall 2014 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
- Spring 2014 Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
