2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog

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HUMANITIES

2022-2023

HUMANITIES Dr. Jana Adamitis, Dean College of Arts and Humanities McMurran Hall 303 (757) 594-7052 jadam@cnu.edu HUMN 400. Research in the Arts and Humanities IV THE CURRICULUM IN HUMANITIES (1-1-0) Prerequisites: HUMN 300 and senior standing or permission HUMN 100. Research in the Arts and Humanities I (1-1-0) of instructor. Prerequisite: Freshman standing or permission of instructor. In this course, students will continue their research from the This course will introduce key approaches, concepts, previous semester and evolve their work into a large scholarly and competencies of research in the arts and humanities. project. This will culminate in the dissemination of their Coursework will vary by discipline but will focus on work to the public through avenues such as conferences, learning how to develop and apply research tools, analyze websites, journal distributions or other mediums agreed on primary and secondary works, and understand diverse by the professor and student. This course is repeatable once scholarly approaches to research in a given field. As this is for credit. the introductory course, there will be significant emphasis on qualities of high-level research. A short culminating project such as a presentation or performance, database, website, or short summary paper will form the capstone of the course. This course is repeatable once for credit. HUMN 200. Research in the Arts and Humanities II (1-1-0) Prerequisite: Sophomore standing or permission of instructor. In this course, students will conduct basic research and learn the methodologies employed by researchers in the humanities. Coursework will vary by discipline but will focus primarily on skills such as analyzing primary works; completing short creative works; locating appropriate secondary sources; and summarizing and evaluating sources. A short culminating project such as a presentation or performance, database, website, or short summary paper will form the capstone of the course. This course is repeatable once for credit. HUMN 300. Research in the Arts and Humanities III (1-1-0) Prerequisites: HUMN 100 or 200 and junior standing or permission of instructor. In this course, students will conduct independent research under the supervision of a professor in the arts and humanities. Coursework will vary by discipline but will build upon skills developed in the 100- or 200-level humanities labs. A culminating scholarly or creative work (similar to a term paper, Paideia, short performance or artistic work) will form the capstone of the course. This course is repeatable once for credit.

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Emeriti Faculty

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Faculty

28min
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Family Rights and Privacy Act

7min
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Women’s and Gender Studies

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Theater and Dance

37min
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Psychology

26min
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U.S. National Security Studies

2min
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Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology

43min
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Teacher Preparation

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Pre-Med & Pre-Health

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President’s Leadership Program

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Pre-Law

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Physics, Computer Science and Engineering

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Political Science

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Philosophy and Religion

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Neuroscience

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Music

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Museum Studies

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Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures

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Military Science

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Middle East and North Africa Studies

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Medieval and Renaissance Studies

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Mathematics

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Leadership and American Studies

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Linguistics

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Judeo-Christian Studies

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International Culture and Business

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Interdisciplinary Studies

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Humanities

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Human Rights and Conflict Resolution

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History

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Honors

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Fine Art and Art History

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Film Studies

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Economics

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Environmental Studies

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English

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Communication

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Digital Humanities

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College Studies

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Business

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Biotechnology and Management Program

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Biology, Organismal and Environmental

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Civic Engagement and Social Justice

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Childhood Studies

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Biology, Molecular and Chemistry

36min
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Asian Studies

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African-American Studies

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Grade Appeal Procedure

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Academic Standards

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Academic Policies and Procedures

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Graduation Requirements

7min
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Graduate Studies

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Library

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James C. Windsor Center for Health and Counseling Services

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