The three square miles south of Fourteenth Street in downtown Manhattan encompassing Greenwich Village, the East Village, the Lower East Side, and SoHo have been a cultural magnet unlike any other place. The music and communities created here in... more

The opportunity of working on a much larger scale than the usual drawing board size can be an invigorating experience. For this course participants will focus on a series of drawings that will be in the 4 to 6 foot range, working on rolls of paper... more

ONLINE This course is designed for students who are considering writing Capstones, research-based tutorials, and pursuing their doctorates. Throughout this course, we will discuss research methodologies, resources available at Wesleyan, how... more

IMMERSION - Please Note: Special Schedule When Lear asks his children to attest which of them "doth love us most?", or when Willy Loman screams at Biff "I am not a dime a dozen. I am Willy Loman and you are Biff Loman", what do these parents want,... more

IMMERSION - Please Note: Special Schedule When Lear asks his children to attest which of them "doth love us most?", or when Willy Loman screams at Biff "I am not a dime a dozen. I am Willy Loman and you are Biff Loman", what do these parents want,... more

This class will provide an overview of developmental issues across the life span. One theme involves how we are all similar at a particular age -- what does it mean to be a 1-year-old, a 7-year-old, or a 42-year-old? And how do we change over time,... more

IMMERSION - Please Note: Special Schedule When Lear asks his children to attest which of them "doth love us most?", or when Willy Loman screams at Biff "I am not a dime a dozen. I am Willy Loman and you are Biff Loman", what do these parents want,... more

IMMERSION - Please Note: Special Schedule When Lear asks his children to attest which of them "doth love us most?", or when Willy Loman screams at Biff "I am not a dime a dozen. I am Willy Loman and you are Biff Loman", what do these parents want,... more

ONLINE In this course we'll examine the demands of writing long form fiction and the novella in particular. The novella has existed as a distinct literary form for over four hundred years and has its own demands and expectations. Long enough... more

This course seeks to create a dialogue between the disciplines of psychology and religion: participants will learn what the field of psychology has to offer religion and religious experience, and they will also learn the ways in which religion and... more

This class will provide an overview of developmental issues across the life span. One theme involves how we are all similar at a particular age -- what does it mean to be a 1-year-old, a 7-year-old, or a 42-year-old? And how do we change over time,... more

This course seeks to create a dialogue between the disciplines of psychology and religion: participants will learn what the field of psychology has to offer religion and religious experience, and they will also learn the ways in which religion and... more

ONLINE The topic of the course would be cinematic biopics of world leaders. Through watching films, reading biographies and critical articles, we would try and understand why do these well-known legendary characters - whether heroic or evil -... more

ONLINE Why are some countries and regions poor and others rich? Why are some individuals in these countries poor and others rich? This course explores answers from the economics discipline on how to measure growth and development. It discusses... more

ONLINE With the rise of China's "One Belt, One Road" initiative, politicians, scholars, and military strategists have begun to pay greater attention to the the historical significance of the Chinese Silk Road. This research seminar focuses on... more

This class will provide an overview of developmental issues across the life span. One theme involves how we are all similar at a particular age -- what does it mean to be a 1-year-old, a 7-year-old, or a 42-year-old? And how do we change over time,... more