Center For Faculty Career Development

Open-door Courses Fall 2011

If you are interested in attending an open-door course, please be sure to contact the faculty member in advance to set up an appointment.


Eric Aaron	Computer Science	Algorithms and Complexity
Steve Angle	Philosophy	Classical Chinese Philosophy and Chinese Buddhist Philosophy
Jacob Bricca	Film Studies	Introduction to Digital Filmmaking
Anne Greene	English	Writing Creative Nonfiction
Richard Grossman	Economics	Macroeconomic Analysis and American Economic History
Bill Herbst	Astronomy	Introductory Astronomy
Scott Holmes	Molecular Biology & Biochemistry	Molecular Biology and Seminar in Molecular Biology
Elizabeth Jackson	The Less Commonly Taught Languages Program	Portuguese (Romance Language Speakers)
Katja Kolcio	Dance	Modern Dance II and Dance Teaching Workshop: Theory into Practice
Sean McCann	English	The New York Intellectuals
Jim McGuire	Government	Latin American Politics
Miri Nakamura	East Asian Studies Program and Asian Languages and Literature	Japanese Detective Fiction and Narrative Theory and Fourth-Year Japanese
Stew Novick	Chemistry	Physical Chemistry I: Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy
Ana Pérez-Gironés	Romance Languages & Literatures	Elementary Spanish I and Intermediate-Advanced Spanish

Joe Rouse	Philosophy	Heidegger and the Temporal Sense of Being
Mary-Jane Rubenstein	Religion	Unthinkable Suffering: The Problem of "the Problem of Evil" and Modern Christian Thought
Michael Singer	Biology	Ecology
Steven E. Stemler	Psychology	Foundations of Contemporary Psychology
Stephanie Weiner	English	The 1790s: Poetry, Painting, and the Novel After the French Revolution

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Watercolor by Wang Xiao Song