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Global Studies Elective Courses* St. Michael’s College ________________________________ From the Disciplines: Applied Linguistics: AL 101 – Intro. to Language & Linguistics AL 250 – Intercultural Communications AL 220 – Languages of the World Anthropology: AN109 – Intro. to Cultural Anthropology AN 333 – Anthropology of Refugees AN 217 – Social Inequalities AN 341 – Culture, Illness, & Healing Business: BU 271 – International Business BU 443 – International Marketing Economics: EC 315 – World Economies EC 321 – Economic Development EC 317 – International Economics English: EN 332 – Caribbean Literature & Art EN 375 – The Middle Passage Geography: GG 101 – Intro. to Human Geography GG 207 – Economic Geography GG 205 – Political Geography GG 211 – Geography of Water History: HI 121 – Modern Middle East HI 163 – Modern Latin America HI 337 – Japan & the Modern World HI 143 – Modern East Asia HI 218 – History of Modern Ireland HI 339 – East Asia & the West Media Studies, Journalism, & Digital Arts: MJD 250 – Global Communications MJD 363 – Study Abroad Re-Entry Music: MU 352 – World Music MU 359 – Topics in Ethnomusicology (even more GL elective courses…… ) Philosophy: PH 351 – Otherness & Marginalization PH 354 – Philosophy of Human Rights PH 353 – Truth & Propaganda PH 368 – Ethics of the Heroic Political Science: PO 245 – International Relations PO 325 – Politics of Food PO 355 – Politics of the World Economy PO 390 – Comparative Politics of Oppression PO 351 – Politics – Global AIDS Pandemic PO 285 – Intro. to Comparative Politics PO 345 – Transitions to Democracy PO 365 – Multicultural Theory & Practice PO 340 – Social Movements & Contentious Politics Psychology: PS 258 – Cross-Cultural Psychology Religious Studies: RS 240 – Christianity & World Religions RS 221 – World Christianity Sociology: SO 310 – God, Gangs, & Globalization From our Interdisciplinary Programs: Environmental Studies: ES 101 – Intro. to Environmental Studies Global Studies: GL 320 – Globalization & Latin America Gender Studies: GS 308 – Gender & Development Peace & Justice: PJ 410 – War & Peace in World Religions Study Trips & Courses, faculty-led: (winter or summer) Guyana India Ghana Italy Haiti Greece France Germany Tonga Spain Tanzania Costa Rica China Peru Guatemala *Course List & Study Trip List are not exhaustive. Course offerings vary from semester-to-semester, based on faculty research and teaching interests.* Global Studies Faculty & Staff St. Michael’s College _________________________ Katie Kirby, Director (Philosophy & Global Studies) Jon Hyde (Media Studies, Journalism, & Digital Arts) Trish Siplon (Political Science) Patti Delaney (Anthropology & Gender Studies) Tara Natarajan (Economics) Adrie Kusserow (Anthropology) Kimberly Sultze (Media Stud., Journ., & Dig. Arts) Jeff Ayres (Political Science) Carolyn Lukens-Olsen (Spanish) Michael Bosia (Political Science) Josselyn Price (Music) Shefali Misra (Political Science) Richard Kujawa (Geography) Lorrie Smith (English) Elizabeth O’Dowd (Applied Linguistics) Robert Letovsky (Business) Kathie Balutansky (English) Joe Kroger (Religious Studies) Laurie Gagne (Peace and Justice) Diego Mattos-Vazualdo (Spanish) Bob Brenneman (Sociology) Mahmoud Arani (Appl. Ling. & Peace & Justice) Bill Wilson (Political Science) Ke-Wen Wang (History) Reza Ramazani (Economics) Peter Tumulty (Philosophy) Sue Kuntz (Psychology) Kathryn Dungy (History) Peggy Imai (Study Abroad) Moise St. Louis (Director, Multicultural Affairs) Heidi St. Peter (MOVE)