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MC 111 - Identity and Community: An Approach to Writing

Identity and community in American and cross-cultural contexts. Influences of family, education, work, religion, gender, race, class and/or sexuality on identity and community. Critical reading and analytical writing and public speaking.

Average Grade - 3.188
Median Grade - 3.0
1586 total students

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MC 112 - Identity and Community: An Approach to Writing II

Identity and community in American and cross-cultural contexts in selected historical eras. Reconstructing images of self and society in time of stress or transition. History, narrative, literature, film, art, politics. Principles of research, documentation, persuasive writing, and public speaking.

Average Grade - 3.197
Median Grade - 3.5
1117 total students

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MC 202 - Introduction to the Study of Public Affairs II

Continued interdisciplinary exploration of enduring issues and conflicts in American and international public affairs. Historical, social science, and comparative approaches.

Average Grade - 3.367
Median Grade - 3.5
544 total students

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MC 230 - Cultures and Politics in Comparative Perspective

Interdisciplinary and comparative approaches to analysis of culture and politics. Whole culture, structuralist, post structuralist, and interpretive theories of culture. Analysis of the relationship of political regimes, cultural diversity, identity, and representation, and case studies.

Average Grade - 3.164
Median Grade - 3.0
242 total students

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MC 231 - Cultures and Politics in Transnational Perspective

Interdisciplinary study of cross-cultural interactions and transnational politics in the context of globalization. Competing approaches to inter-cultural interaction. Case studies of cultural conflict, assimilation, and hybridization. Legacies of imperialism and colonialism. Narratives and representations of transnational interactions.

Average Grade - 3.182
Median Grade - 3.0
44 total students

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MC 333 - Performance, Politics, and Nation

Analysis of theories of and approaches to political performances and constructions of cultural nationalism, which includes social construction theory, the sociology of performance, ethnography, ethnomusicology and folklore, and critical approaches to nationalism, from classic studies to issues in gender, race, and post-colonialism.

Average Grade - 3.257
Median Grade - 3.5
111 total students

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MC 377 - Culture, Politics and Post-Colonialism

International politics and power. Relations of colonialism and post-colonialism. Contemporary repercussions. History, literature, culture, and political theory.

Average Grade - 3.295
Median Grade - 3.5
23 total students

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MC 395 - Cultural Dimensions of Public Affairs

Multiple interrelations between culture and public affairs in American and/or cross-cultural contexts. Uses literature, film, criticism, and history to illuminate issues of conflict, power, and social structure in a variety of historical and geographical contexts.

Average Grade - 3.170
Median Grade - 3.0
185 total students

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MC 401 - Field Experience: Analysis and Interpretation

Analysis and interpretation of field experience, sponsoring organization, or related policy issues under faculty direction.

40 total students

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