Spring 2018 Time Schedule
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
15211 A 2 to be arranged Diment,Galya Open 6/ 10 CR/NC
HANAUER SEMINAR. OPEN TO HANAUER
FELLOWS WITH ENTRY CODE ONLY.
CONTACT INSTRUCTOR, HANAUER
PROFESSOR GALYA DIMENT
(GALYA@UW.EDU) FOR ENTRY CODE.
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21595 B 5 TTh 430-620 SAV 167 Groening,Stephen F Open 0/ 3 $15 J
OPEN ONLY TO PHD STUDENTS. CONTACT
THE INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODES.
STUDENTS WILL ACQUIRE A RIGOROUS
BACKGROUND IN A CONCEPT THAT
INFORMS THE FIELDS OF NEW MEDIA
STUDIES, COMMUNICATION STUDIES,
TELEVISION STUDIES, AS WELL AS
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURAL
STUDIES.
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| HUM 597 SPEC TOPICS IN HUM |
15212 A 1 to be arranged * * Power,Jade Y Open 6/ 12 CR/NC J
THIS MICROSEMINAR WILL SERVE AS
PREPARATION FOR AND ENGAGEMENT
WITH THE COLLOQUIUM IN APRIL
2018 THAT WILL BRING TOGETHER SIX
DANCE/ING SCHOLARS FOR TWO DAYS OF
LECTURES, WORKSHOPS, AND DIALOGUE
THAT ADDRESS BORDER CROSSINGS
THROUGH THE LENS OF
IMPROVISATIONAL SOCIAL DANCES. FOR
MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT JADE POWER SOTOMAYOR
[1]JYPS@UW.EDU.
FOR A COMPLETE SCHEDULE AND
INFORMATION ABOUT COLLOQUIUM
PARTICIPANTS SEE
WWW.IMPROVISATIONALCROSSINGS.ORG
MEETINGS: MARCH 30 CMU 218D 4:30-
6:30; APRIL 6 CMU218D 4:30-6:30;
APRIL 13 CMU 202 5-7; APRIL 14 CMU
202 9-5; APRIL 15 WASHINGTON HALL
12-6; APRIL 20 CMU 218D 4:30-6:30.
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>21622 B 1 to be arranged * * Adeyemi,Adekemi 7/ 10 CR/NC
GRADUATE STUDENT RESIDENTS OF THE
BLACK EMBODIMENTS STUDIO WILL
QUERY HOW DEFINITIONS OF BLACKNESS
ARE PRODUCED AND EXPRESSED THROUGH
VISUAL, AURAL, AND AFFECTIVE
REALMS AND ENGAGE THE THREE
DOMAINS THAT UNDERWRITE THE
PHYSICAL AND METAPHYSICAL
DIMENSIONS OF INHABITING SKIN
MARKED AS BLACK. THEY WILL DEVELOP
AND WORKSHOP A SHORT PIECES OF
WRITING (600-2,000 WORDS) ON BLACK
EMBODIMENTS IN THE CONTEMPORARY,
POST-1970S MOMENT. BY THE END OF
THE QUARTER, THEY WILL HAVE A
PIECE THAT CAN BE
PUBLISHED IN A VARIETY OF OUTLETS
THAT PRESS AGAINST THE BOUNDARIES
OF ACADEMIC WRITING SUCH AS
PERFORMA MAGAZINE, ART LIES, AND
ARTFORUM AND THE JOURNAL OF THE
JACOB LAWRENCE GALLERY, MONDAY;
WRITING THAT CAN BE INCORPORATED
INTO YOUR LARGER THESIS PROJECTS;
AND/OR WRITING THAT CAN BE FURTHER
REVISED INTO SCHOLARLY PEER-REVIEW
ARTICLES. MEETS APRIL 6,
APRIL 19, MAY 11, MAY 18, JUNE 1,
ALL 11-12:30 IN CMU218D.
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Restr 21941 C 1 to be arranged * * Joseph,Ralina L Open 2/ 5 CR/NC J COME LEARN AND TALK ABOUT THE NEWEST RESEARCH ON RACE AND MEDIA. THIS CLASS COINCIDES WITH THE RACE AND MEDIA CONFERENCE ORGANIZED BY THE CENTER FOR COMMUNICATION DIFFERENCE AND EQUITY ON THE UW CAMPUS, AND IT WILL HELP YOU GET THE MOST OUT OF THIS RARE CHANCE TO SEE AND MEET A WIDE VARIETY OF RACE AND MEDIA SCHOLARS. THE CLASS WILL MEET FOR TWO FRIDAYS BEFORE THE CONFERENCE (APRIL 27 AND MAY 4) TO THINK THROUGH SOME OF THE RESEARCHERS WORK. STUDENTS WILL THEN ATTEND CONFERENCE MAY 10-12 AND THEN MEET ONE MORE FRIDAY (MAY 18 AFTER THE CONFERENCE) TO DEBRIEF. MEETS 1:30-3:30 PM APRIL 27, MAY 4, MAY 18, CONFERENCE MAY 10-12. CMU 126. |
