Goucher College 2016-2017 Undergraduate Catalogue

Oct 09, 2024

Goucher College 2016-2017 Undergraduate Catalogue PLEASE NOTE: This is an archived catalog. Programs are subject to change each academic year.

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Psychology
	• PSY 252 - Quantitative Research Methods in Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 255 - Qualitative Research Methods in Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 271 - Psychological Distress and Disorder (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 290 - Internship in Psychology (3-4 Cr.)
	• PSY 295 - Independent Work (1-4 Cr.)
	• PSY 298 - Mentored Research Team (1-4 Cr.)
	• PSY 306 - Research Seminar in the Psychology of Narrative and Meaning (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 315 - Seminar in Existential and Humanistic Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 321 - Counseling Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 328 - Research Seminar in Relational Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 329 - Advanced Self-Directed Projects (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 340 - Seminar in Developmental Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 345 - Seminar in Experimental Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 370 - Social Psychology Seminar (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 376 - Seminar in Physiological Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 379 - Seminar in Cultural Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 380 - Seminar in Cognitive Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 386 - Seminar in Clinical Psychology (4 Cr.)
	• PSY 390 - Advanced Internship in Psychology (3-4 Cr.)
	• PSY 398 - Advanced Mentored Research Team (1-4 Cr.)
	• PSY 450 - Senior Thesis (4/4 Cr.)
Public Health
	• PH 350 - Public Health Advanced Seminar (2 Cr)
Religion
	• RLG 120 - Speaking of God (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 130 - Introduction to World Religions (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 153 - Religion and Society (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 200 - The Hebrew Scriptures (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 205 - Judaism (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 206 - New Testament and Early Christianity (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 207 - Islamic Thought (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 208 - Philosophy of Religion (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 212 - New Religious Movements (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 235 - Hermeneutics and Deconstruction (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 236 - Womanist Theology (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 237 - Black Religious Thought I (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 239 - Religion and Politics in America (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 240 - Religious Topics (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 242 - Modern Jewish Experience (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 244 - Jewish Mysticism: Philosophy of Kabbalah (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 247 - Issues in Contemporary Jewish Thought: Whither the 21st Century (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 268 - Chinese Philosophy (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 273 - Queer(y)ing Religion (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 274 - Liberation Theology (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 290 - Internship (3-4 Cr.)
	• RLG 299 - Independent Work in Religion (1.5-4 Cr.)
	• RLG 305 - Topics in Judaic Studies (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 315 - American Religion and Social Reform (4 Cr.)
	• RLG 331 - Problems of Evil and Suffering (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 333 - Christian Ethics and War (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 334 - Special Topics in American Religious History (3 - 4 Cr.)
	• RLG 355 - Black Religious Thought II (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 370 - Topics in Religion, Gender and Sexuality (3 Cr.)
	• RLG 395 - Religion Major Capstone (1 Cr.)
	• RLG 399 - Advanced Independent Work (3-4 Cr.)
	• RLG 450 - Senior Thesis (4-4 Cr.)
Russian The following courses are taught in Russian:
	• RUS 110 - Elements of Russian I (4 Cr.)
	• RUS 120 - Elements of Russian II (4 Cr.)
	• RUS 130 - Intermediate Russian I (4 Cr.)
	• RUS 231 - Conversation and Composition (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 248 - Advanced Russian Grammar for Fluency (4 Cr.)
	• RUS 251 - Introduction to Russian Literature I (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 260/360 - The Russian Press (3/4 Cr.)
	• RUS 261 - Russian Grammar Through Readings (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 271 - Out of the Shadows: Women in Russia (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 290 - Internship in Russian (3-4 Cr.)
	• RUS 299 - Independent Work (1-4 Cr.)
	• RUS 312 - Chekhov and the Short Story (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 335 - Technical Translation (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 351 - Introduction to Russian Literature II (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 360/260 - The Russian Press (4/3 Cr.)
	• RUS 395 - Seminar I (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 396 - Seminar II (3 Cr.)
Russian World Literature in Translation One of the following four world literature courses is offered every fall. All are taught in English. One world literature course may be taken toward a Russian minor, two toward a major.
	• RUS 253/353 - The Soul of Russia: Russian Culture and Civilization (3/4 Cr.)
	• RUS 254 - Russian Literature: Revolution and Purge (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 259 - Dimensions of the Russian Literary Mind: The Saint, the Madman, and the Dreamer (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 269 - The Russian Fairytale (3 Cr.)
	• RUS 353/253 - The Soul of Russia: Russian Culture and Civilization (4/3 Cr.)
	• WL 353 - Soul of Russia: Russian Culture and Civilization (4 Cr.)
Sociology
	• SOC 100 - Law and Society (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 106 - The Sociological Imagination (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 202 - Identity (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 203 - Qualitative Inquiry (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 210 - Development of Sociological Thought (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 212 - New Religious Movements (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 213 - Sociology of Education (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 216 - Development and Social Change in Costa Rica (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 217 - Methods of Social Research (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 220 - Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 245 - Wealth, Power, and Prestige (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 250 - Criminal Justice (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 260 - Deviance and Social Control (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 265 - Health and Illness (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 270 - Gender, Work, and Family (3 Cr.)
	• SOC 271 - Protest! Legacy of the Sixties (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 272Y - Intensive Course Abroad (variable)
	• SOC 280 - Current Themes in Sociology (3-4 Cr.)
	• SOC 282 - Topics in Health and Medicine (3-4 Cr.)
	• SOC 283 - Topics in Social Science (4 Cr.)
	• SOC 290 - Internship in Sociology (3-4 Cr.)
	• SOC 299 - Independent Work (1-4 Cr.)
	• SOC 310 - Collective Memory (4 Cr.)

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