Relationship between Greek myth and classical tragedy, birth and evolution of tragedy (ancient, medieval, French, English, American), employment of the same myth for different dramatic and political purposes.
Continue reading "CLA 397: Greek Myth and Tragedy"
Nature and function of myth in Roman society; origins and influence of Romanitas as found in Roman literature: history, epic, lyric, novel.
Continue reading "CLA 396: Myths of Rome"
Nature and function of myth in the ancient world and today: ideas of divinity, relationship of divine to human, origins of cosmos and human society, male and female principles, power hierarchies, coming of age, the heroic experience.
Continue reading "CLA 395: Greek Mythology: Gods, Heroes, and Humans"
General principles and theories with emphasis on classification, nomenclature, methods of preparation, and characteristic reactions of organic compounds in aliphatic series.
Continue reading "CHM 227: Organic Chemistry Lecture I"
Fits course content of CHM 103.
Continue reading "CHM 105: Laboratory for Chemistry 103"
Experimental applications of chemical concepts and reactivity emphasizing safety and technique.
Continue reading "CHM 102: Laboratory for Chemistry 101"
One-semester general chemistry course designed for students whose curriculums require the one-semester organic chemistry course, CHM 124.
Continue reading "CHM 103: Introductory Chemistry Lecture"
Fundamental chemical concepts and principles.
Continue reading "CHM 101: General Chemistry Lecture I"
Examines the origins and development of the modern correctional institution; traditional methods of punishment and rehabilitation; pains of imprisonment, community corrections and reentry and current innovations.
Continue reading "CCJ 290: Introduction to Corrections"
Examines the development and history of policing as an institution.
Continue reading "CCJ 280: (330) Introduction to Policing"