Spring 2021 Courses

History 58b: An Extended Stay in Gullah/Geechee Low Country studies the history and culture of the Gullah/Geechee people through the lens of fictive literature and memoir. The course is eligible for Black Studies.

History 84: Gender, Science, and Technology will engage with feminist critiques of scientific knowledge and technologies while exploring past and present intersections between science, race, sex, and colonial/postcolonial politics. This course is eligible for Gender & Sexuality Studies.

History 9a: Premodern China: Silk Roads will explore how the circulation of bodies, things, and ideas along the silk roads connected distant empires, spurred technological changes, forged new cultural practices, and contributed to the production of knowledge about self/other. This course is eligible for Asian Studies.
History 58b: An Extended Stay in Gullah/Geechee Low Country studies the history and culture of the Gullah/Geechee people through the lens of fictive literature and memoir. The course is eligible for Black Studies.