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Summer Quarter 2022 Time Schedule

CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES
(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )
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Restr   SLN  ID Cred    Meeting Times     Bldg/Rm       Instructor                 Status Enrl/Lim   Grades  Fee Other
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HUM   498  TOPICS HUMANITIES(A&H/SSc)
      >11777 A  6       MTTh   1000-100   MGH  085      Magelssen,S                          0/  20  CR/NC               
                        A-term                                                      
                         ADD CODE FROM: UNDERGRADUATE                               
                        RESEARCH PROGRAM AT                                         
                        URP@U.WASHINGTON.EDU OR 206-                                
                        543-4282. MEETING SCHEDULE: MON,                            
                        TU, TH 10-1 IN MGH 171E. INSTITUTE                          
                        IN THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES OFFERS                           
                        A RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY FOR                                  
                        UNDERGRADUATES TO ENGAGE IN                                 
                        SCHOLARLY RESEARCH WITH                                     
                        ACCOMPLISHED SCHOLARS AND PEERS                             
                        WHILE EARNING FULL-TIME ACADEMIC                            
                        CREDIT. THIS SCHOLARLY EXPERIENCE                           
                        OCCURS IN THE CONTEXT OF SEMINARS                           
                        AND TUTORIAL-STYLE LESSONS WITH                             
                        FACULTY WHO OFFER EXPERTISE FROM                            
                        DISCIPLINARY AND INTERDISCIPLINARY                          
                        POINTS OF VIEW IN A SPACE THAT                              
                        ENCOURAGES MUTUAL LEARNING WITH                             
                        PEERS AS WELL AS INDEPENDENT                                
                        THOUGHT.                                                    
                        STUDENTS DEVELOP INDIVIDUAL,                                
                        ORIGINAL RESEARCH IDEAS RELATED TO                          
                        AN INTERDISCIPLINARY THEME, CREATE                          
                        A SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PAPER OR                               
                        PROJECT, WORK THROUGH A FACULTY                             
                        AND PEER CRITIQUE PROCESS AND                               
                        FORMALLY PRESENT THEIR WORK TO                              
                        THEIR COLLEAGUES AND THE LARGER                             
                        COMMUNITY AT A CLOSING SYMPOSIUM.                           
      >11778 B  6       MTTh   900-1200   SMI  107      Magelssen,S                          0/  20                      
                        B-term                                                      
                        ADD CODE FROM: UNDERGRADUATE                                
                        RESEARCH PROGRAM AT                                         
                        URP@U.WASHINGTON.EDU OR 206-                                
                        543-4282. MEETING SCHEDULE: MON,                            
                        TU, TH 10-1 IN MGH 171E.                                    
                        INSTITUTE IN THE ARTS AND                                   
                        HUMANITIES OFFERS A RESEARCH                                
                        OPPORTUNITY FOR UNDERGRADUATES TO                           
                        ENGAGE IN SCHOLARLY RESEARCH WITH                           
                        ACCOMPLISHED SCHOLARS AND PEERS                             
                        WHILE EARNING FULL-TIME ACADEMIC                            
                        CREDIT. THIS SCHOLARLY EXPERIENCE                           
                        OCCURS IN THE CONTEXT OF SEMINARS                           
                        AND TUTORIAL-STYLE LESSONS WITH                             
                        FACULTY WHO OFFER EXPERTISE FROM                            
                        DISCIPLINARY AND INTERDISCIPLINARY                          
                        POINTS OF VIEW IN A SPACE THAT                              
                        ENCOURAGES MUTUAL LEARNING WITH                             
                        PEERS AS WELL AS INDEPENDENT                                
                        THOUGHT.                                                    
                        STUDENTS DEVELOP INDIVIDUAL,                                
                        ORIGINAL RESEARCH IDEAS RELATED TO                          
                        AN INTERDISCIPLINARY THEME, CREATE                          
                        A SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PAPER OR                               
                        PROJECT, WORK THROUGH A FACULTY                             
                        AND PEER CRITIQUE PROCESS AND                               
                        FORMALLY PRESENT THEIR WORK TO                              
                        THEIR COLLEAGUES AND THE LARGER                             
                        COMMUNITY AT A CLOSING SYMPOSIUM.