The Body and Society
Description
This focal study is for students who are interested in understanding the human body from multiple disciplinary frameworks. These courses are combined in a way that allows students to integrate basic understandings of anatomy, physiology and movement with social/cultural perspectives of the body as a site for symbolic interpretation and meaning.
Instructions
Complete at least three courses and a minimum of 10 credits. No more than two of these courses may have the same disciplinary prefix.
| First Cluster (complete 3 courses) | ||
| ANTH 101 | Introduction to Anthropology | 4 credits |
| ANTH 317/SOC 317 | Sociology of Popular Culture | 4 credits |
| ARTST 210 | Drawing I | 4 credits |
| BIOL 202 | General Biology I | 4 credits |
| BIOL 224 | Human Anatomy | 4 credits |
| DANC 261 | Dance History and Appreciation I | 4 credits |
| DS 200 | Introduction to Disability Studies | 2 credits |
| ENGL 221 | Disability and Literature | 4 credits |
| EXIP 345 | Biomechanics and Lab | 4 credits |
| OR | OR | |
| EXIP 385 | Physiology of Exercise and Lab | 4 credits |
| GSS 201 | Introduction to Gender & Sexuality Studies | 4 credits |
| HIST 247/GSS 247 | Gender and Sexuality in Victorian America | 4 credits |
| OR | ||
| HIST 248 | Public Health, Private Bodies | 4 credits |
| SOC 217/GSS 217 | Gender and Sexuality | 4 credits |
| THEA 110 | Acting I | 2 credits |
| THEA/GSS 363 | Gender, Sexuality, and Performance | 4 credits |