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    One of the best ways to gain insight into the intellectual community at the heart of the Wesleyan experience is to observe a class. We invite prospective students to do just that.

    Please keep the following in mind as you visit classes:

    • Participation is an essential part of Wesleyan classes, and the session you attend is one piece of an ongoing dialogue between professors and students. While visitor comments can be valuable, they may not align with the broader context of the semester-long discussion.

    • Arrive five minutes before class begins and introduce yourself to the professor. Let them know you’re a prospective student who would like to sit in. Ask whether participation is welcome or if you should simply observe. Note that some classes may be closed to visitors due to exams, presentations, or field trips.

    • Please stay for the entire class and wear a mask if unvaccinated and/or if the professor requests it.

    • Do two things Wesleyan students do every day: learn something new, and have your ideas and perspectives challenged.

    • Because of ongoing film projects, please call (860) 685-2220 in advance to request permission before visiting film classes.

    • The use of cell phones during class is not permitted. You may be asked to leave if you use your phone while class is in session.

    • Due to the high volume of visitors, we can only extend this invitation to prospective students — no parents, please.

    Thank you for helping us maintain the integrity and spirit of Wesleyan’s academic environment.

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    There are 236 classes available to attend during the semester!

    Click on any header to sort the list, and use the Search box to search for classes. 

    To find the locations of the courses, go to our Campus Map

    Course day key:
    M = Monday
    T = Tuesday
    W = Wednesday
    R = Thursday
    F = Friday

     
    Course TitleTimeLocationInstructorInstructorCourse Instructions
    GOVT203: American Constitutional LawMW 2:50-4:10OLIN014Alyx MarkNo visiting students on 10/6, 11/10, 11/24, 12/10. Limited to two students per class due to space limitations.
    ARCP204 Introduction to ArchaeologyMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE309Katherine Brunson
    CJST315: Hebrew in the Media: From Literature to International Films and TV ShowsTR 12-1 RSCEMRSCEMDalit Katz
    GOVT 151: American Government and PoliticsMW 10:50-12:10BOGH114Alyx Mark
    MUSC272 History of Jazz in American CultureTR 2:50-4:10RHH003Eric Charry
    FILM458- Screenwriting: The Short FilmMW 10:50-12:10AWKS010Steve Collins
    MUSC103 Materials and DesignTR 8:50-10:10RHH003Anya Shatilova
    Phil 285-01: Aesthetics and RaceTR 8:50-10:10FISK414Nicholas Whittaker
    WRCT 266 Introduction to TranslationTR 10:20-11:50116MTV102Daniel Levin Becker
    MATH 123F- Mathematical Deduction with Calculus (FYS)MWF 9:50 -10:40SCIE113Karen Collins
    NS&B302 Neurobiology of AgingWF 10:50-12:10HALL 56Clarissa Cavarsan Muller
    DANC202- Ballet I: Practice and TheoryTR 2:50-4:20CDSPatricia Beaman
    BIOL 220 Conservation BiologyWF 1:20-2:40SHAN201Michael Singer
    DANC360- West African Dance IIMW 4:40-6:10CDSIddi Saaka
    BIOL290 Plant Form and DiversityTR 1:20-2:40SHAN201Sonia SultanNo visiting students on Oct 2, Oct 28, Nov 20, Dec 11.
    ITAL 101 - Elementary ItalianMWF 9:50-10:40FISK413Camilla ZamboniNo visiting students on 10/17.
    ECON 110 Introduction to Economic TheoryMW 2:50-4:10DWNY113Christiaan HogendornNo visiting students on 10/8 and 11/19.
    PHIL 210, Living a Good LifeM 2:50-4:10, WF 10:20-11:40, 1:20-2:40, 2:50-4:10 SHAN107 (M), BOGH115, SCIE141, SCIE141 (WF)Steve Angle
    Math 119: Elements of Calculus, Part IMWF 10:50-11:40SCIE618Constance Leidy
    CHIN 205 Intermediate ChineseMWF 9:50-10:40, T 11:50-12:40FISK314Mengjun Liu
    FILM461- Directing with Nicholas Ray and Robert BressonTR 1:20-4:40AWKS010Steve Collins
    CHEM 141 - General Chemistry IMWF 10:50-11:40SHAN107Anthony Davis
    PHED 120-2- Swimming for FitnessMWF 9:50 -10:40Freeman PoolVanessa Williamson
    GRST211 - Intermediate GermanMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50-11:40FISK412Martin Baeumel
    GSAS 201 Intermediate Hindi-UrduMW 1:20-2:40DWNY100Hafiz M. Fazalehaq
    ENGL 178F- The Literature of Business, and Vice Versa (FYS)MW 2:50-4:10RLANB2(M), CRT285(W)Sean McCann
    WRCT 302 "All the Feels" Affect Theory and Cultural StudiesTR 1:20-2:40JUDD113Lauren Silber
    ITAL 101 - Elementary ItalianMWF 9:50-10:40FISK413Camilla Zamboni
    COL271- The Sonnet: Forms of Love, Death, and BeyondMW 10:50-12:10BOGH110Gabrielle Ponce
    Math 242: Knot TheoryMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE638Constance Leidy
    Phil 259 Neo-Confucian Chinese PhilosophyMW 10:50-12:10FISK302Steve Angle
    ARA101- Elementary Arabic 1MTWRF 10:50-11:40FISK312Abderrahman Aissa
    GRST211 - Intermediate GermanMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50-11:40FISK412Martin Baeumel
    CJST225- Angels in America, Devils Wearing Prada - How Jews Became (Almost) MainstreamTR 10:20-11:40FISK305Avner Shavit
    Math 523 - Graduate Topology ITR 8:50-10:10SCIE618Emily Stark
    ARA101- Elementary Arabic 1MTWRF 10:50-11:40FISK312Abderrahman Aissa
    Spanish 221 section 2 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures and Advanced Practice in SpanishMWF 10:50-11:40RLAN106Michael Armstrong-Roche
    ITAL 111 - Intermediate ItalianMWF 10:50-11:40FISK413Camilla ZamboniSC B1/B2
    CLST227/COL224 "Humans and Other Animals"MW 2:50-4:10FISK121Mira Seo and Kari Weil
    FILM 312: The Short Film: Study and PracticeMW 10:50-12:10CFS116Sadia Shepard
    Phil 210, Living a Good LifeM 2:50-4:10SHAN107, WF 10:20-11:40 BOGH115, 1:20-2:40 SCIE141, 2:50-4:10 SCIE141Steve Angle
    PHYS 113 (section 1); General Physics IMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE121 (MW), SCIE189 (F)George Paily
    ITAL 101 Elementary Italian IMWF 8:50-9:40ALLB004Ellen Nerenberg
    RELI-151 What is Religion?MW 10:50-12:10ALLB103Justine Quijada
    ARHA 175, Japanese Narrative PaintingTR 10:20-11:40BOGH113Talia AndreiNo visiting students on October 29.
    Math 525 - Graudate Topology IITR 10:20-11:40SCIE638Emily Stark
    CHIN 205 Intermediate ChineseMWF 9:50-10:40T 11:50-12:40 FISK314Mengjun Liu
    ENGL387 Lit. of LondonTR 8:50-10:10DWNY100Stephanie Weiner
    HEBR201- Int. Hebrew IMWF 10:50-11:40RSCSEMDalit Katz
    DANC302- Ballet IITR 4:40-6:10CDSPatricia Beaman
    CHEM 141 - General Chemistry IMWF 10:50-11:40SHAN107Anthony Davis
    ITAL 101 Elementary Italian IMWF 8:50-9:40ALLB004Ellen Nerenberg
    ENGL163 Lit. of London FYSWF 2:50-4:10DWNY 100Stephanie Weiner
    ENGL 379- American Modernism in a Time of CrisisMW 8:50-10:10B2B3 SOUTHSean McCann
    Film 332: Women Make MoviesMW 8:50-12:10CFS190Anuja Jain
    CJST315: Hebrew in the Media: From Literature to International Films and TV ShowsTR 12-1 RSCEMnanDalit Katz
    COL150-01- Great Books Unbound: Self and Others (FYS)TR 1:20-2:40BOGH112Ethan Kleinberg
    HIST 346 - Wesleyan & WarF 9:20-12:10TBAJoe Slaughter and Amanda Nelson
    COL150 - Great Books Unbound FYSTR 1:20-2:40BOGH112Daniel Smyth
    Film 329: Bollywood and BeyondMW 1:20-4:40CFS100Anuja Jain
    COL 228 Virtue and Vice in Literature, History and PhilosophyMW 10:50-12:10, F 11:00-12:00FRANK100Michael Roth
    ARHA 213: Cross, Book, Bone: Early Medieval Art, ca. 300-1100MW 10:50-12:10BOGH113Joseph Ackley
    GRST101 - Elementary GermanMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50 - 11:40FRANK116Christian Obst
    GSAS 103 Elementary Hindi,MWF 10:50-11:40FRANK309Hafiz M. Fazalehaq
    MUSC103 Materials and DesignTR 8:50-10:10RHH003Anya ShatilovaNo visiting students on Oct 15 or 17. No more than 3 visiting students at a time due to space limitations.
    ARHA 109: Introduction to Western Art I: Ancient to MedievalMW 2:50-4:10BOGH112Joseph Ackley
    Phil 210, Living a Good LifeM 2:50-4:10SHAN107, WF 10:20-11:40 BOGH115, 1:20-2:40 SCIE141, 2:50-4:10 SCIE141Steve AngleNo visiting students on October 31.
    GOVT203: American Constitutional LawMW 2:50-4:10OLIN014Alyx Mark
    PHYS 113: General Physics IMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50-11:40SCIE121(MW) SCIE189(F)George Paily
    RUSS 101 (Elementary Russian)MWF 1:20-2:10FISK413Natasha Karageorgos
    GOVT 151- American Government and PoliticsMW 8:20-9:40FRANK307Marc EisnerPlease email in advance to confirm schedule.
    BIOL214 - Evolution: Pattern & ProcessTR 1:20-2:40SCIE141Phil ArevaloNo visiting students on 10/13, 10/22, 10/27, 11/10, 12/1, 12/3, 12/8, 12/10.
    PHYS 113 (section 1); General Physics IMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE121 (MW), SCIE189 (F)George Paily
    PHYS 113: General Physics IMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50-11:40SCIE121(MW) SCIE189(F)George Paily
    GOVT 151- American Government and PoliticsMW 8:20-9:40FRANK307Marc Eisner
    HEBR101- Beg. Hebrew IMWF 9:50-10:40RSCSEMDalit Katz
    QAC 201 Applied Data AnalysisTR 10:20-11:40F 1-3 SCIE189Maryam GooyabadiNo visiting students on 10/16 or 11/11.
    GRST101 - Elementary GermanMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50 - 11:40FRANK116Christian Obst
    GSAS 201 Intermediate Hindi-UrduMW 1:20-2:40DWNY100Hafiz M. FazalehaqPlease confirm class plan via email through Admission prior to visit.
    CJST225- Angels in America, Devils Wearing Prada - How Jews Became (Almost) MainstreamTR 10:20-11:40FISK305Avner Shavit
    CJST217F- The Cinema of Steven Spielberg (FYS)MW 2:50-4:10FISK314Avner ShavitNo visiting students on 10/21, 10/23, 11/25, 12/4, 12/9, or 12/11.
    COMP 112- Introduction to Computer ProgrammingT 8:50-10:10, R 8:50-10:10, 10:20 - 11:40, 1:20-2:40SCIE121; OLIN014Kelly M. ThayerNo more than 2 visitors per class due to space limitations.
    CEAS 295 In Search of the Good Life in Premodern JapanTR 1:20-2:40FISK414Watanabe
    GRST213 - Contemporary German CultureMW 2:50-4:10FISK312Christian Obst
    HIST347-01- Foucault: IYKYKTR 10:20-11:40FRANK307Ethan Kleinberg
    RELI 242 Introduction to Buddhist Thought and PracticeTR 10:20-11:40JUDD113Andrew Quintman
    ARCP 204- Introduction to ArchaeologyMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE309Katherine BrunsonNo visiting students on Oct 10, Nov 12, Nov 17, Nov 21, Nov 24, Nov 26.
    QAC 201 Applied Data AnalysisTR 10:20-11:40F 1-3 SCIE189Maryam Gooyabadi
    CHIN 217 Third-year ChineseMWF 11:50-12:40FISK314Mengjun LiuMondays before October 17.
    MUSC 437 - Singing to Your InstrumentsMW 2:50-4:10MST301B. Balasubrahmaniyan (Balu)
    STS262 Cultural Studies of HealthTR 2:50-4:10BOGH115Emily VasquezNo more than 2 visitors per class due to space limitations. No visiting students on Oct 14 or Nov 25.
    CHEM 141 - General Chemistry IMWF 10:50-11:40SHAN107Anthony Davis
    RUSS 101- Elementary RussianMWF 1:20-2:10FISK413Natasha Karageorgos
    HEBR101- Beg. Hebrew IMWF 9:50-10:40RSCSEMDalit KatzPlease email in advance to confirm schedule.
    ENGL 203: American Literature to 1865MWF 9:50-10:40FRANK100Matthew Garrett
    MUSC 437 - Singing to Your InstrumentsMW 2:50-4:10MST301B. Balasubrahmaniyan (Balu)No visiting students October 22.
    FREN 215- Advanced Intermediate FrenchMWF 9:50 -10:40RLAN106Michael Meere
    RELI 179F- Not Like Us: Race, Religion, and Popular CultureTR 10:20-11:40FISK101Marlon MillnerNo more than two visiting students due to space limitations.
    PHED 120-2- Swimming for FitnessMWF 9:50 -10:40Freeman PoolVanessa Williamson
    Spanish 221 section 2 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures and Advanced Practice in SpanishMWF 10:50-11:40RLAN106Michael Armstrong-Roche
    PSYC259: Discovering the PersonTR 10:20-11:40JUDD116Jill Morawski
    ARHA 175, Japanese Narrative PaintingTR 10:20-11:40BOGH113Talia Andrei
    CLST227/COL224 "Humans and Other Animals"MW 2:50-4:10FISK121Mira SeoNo visiting students on 10/8, 10/22, 10/27, 11/12, 12/8, 12/10.
    DANC202- Ballet I: Practice and TheoryTR 2:50-4:20CDSPatricia Beaman
    ITAL 111 - Intermediate ItalianMWF 10:50-11:40FISK413Camilla Zamboni
    EDST 226: Contemporary LiteracyMW 8:20-9:40& 10:50-12:10FISK414Rachel Besharat Mann
    ENGL387 Lit. of LondonTR 8:50-10:10DWNY100Stephanie Weiner
    FREN 215- Advanced Intermediate FrenchMWF 9:50 -10:40RLAN106Michael Meere
    ENGL288 Romantic Poetry in ConversationTR 1:20-2:40FISK305Stephanie Weiner
    COL 228 Virtue and Vice in Literature, History and PhilosophyMW 10:50-12:10, F 11:00-12:00,FRANK100Michael Roth
    Elementary Statistics: MATH 132 (section 01)TR 8:50-10:10SCIE109Dave Constantine
    CHIN 105 Elementary Chinese for Heritage LearnersMW 1:20-2:40FISK314Mengjun Liu
    ENGL 162- Poetry LabMW 2:50-4:10FISK208
    HEBR201- Int. Hebrew IMWF 10:50-11:40RSCSEMDalit Katz
    REES 277- Gogol and His LegacyMW 2:50-4:10FISK210Susanne FussoNo visiting students on Oct. 13, Oct. 15, Oct. 22, Nov. 12, Dec. 3, Dec. 10.
    PHED 120-2- Swimming for FitnessMWF 9:50 -10:40Freeman PoolVanessa Williamson
    GRST211 - Intermediate GermanMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50-11:40FISK412Martin Baeumel
    Spanish 230 Heroes, Lovers, and Swindlers: Medieval and Renaissance Spanish Literature and HistoryMW 2:50-4:10FISK101Michael Armstrong-Roche
    PSYC260- Social PsychologyTR 1:20-2:40SHAN107Scott PlousPlease email in advance to confirm schedule.
    GRST101 - Elementary GermanMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50 - 11:40FRANK116Christian Obst
    PSYC 220- Cognitive PsychologyMW 8:20-9:40ALLB103Andrea PatalanoTuesdays are large lecture classes with all three sections in Boger 114. On Thursdays each discussion section meets separately (Boger 112, 114, 115).
    CHIN 105 Elementary Chinese for Heritage LearnersMW 1:20-2:40FISK314Mengjun LiuWednesdays after October 17.
    BIOL214 - Evolution: Pattern & ProcessTR 1:20-2:40SCIE141Phil Arevalo
    CHIN 217 Third-year ChineseMWF 11:50-12:40FISK314Mengjun Liu
    Math 525 - Graudate Topology IITR 10:20-11:40SCIE638Emily Stark
    AMST200: Colonialism and Its Consequences in the AmericasTR 8:50-10:10FISK208Roberto Saba
    PSYC260- Social PsychologyTR 1:20-2:40SHAN107Scott Plous
    QAC 201 Applied Data AnalysisTR 10:20-11:40F 1-3 SCIE189Maryam Gooyabadi
    FILM461- Directing with Nicholas Ray and Robert BressonTR 1:20-4:40AWKS010Steve Collins
    ARA101- Elementary Arabic 1MTWRF 10:50-11:40FISK312Abderrahman Aissa
    ANTH 244, Television: The Domestic MediumTR 10:20-11:40FISK121Betsy Traube
    ENGL288 Romantic Poetry in ConversationTR 1:20-2:40FISK305Stephanie WeinerIf one wants to observe a PE class, they can certainly come poolside!
    Film 329: Bollywood and BeyondMW 1:20-4:40CFS100Anuja JainNo more than two visiting students due to space limitations.
    COMP 112- Introduction to Computer ProgrammingT 8:50-10:10, R 8:50-10:10, 10:20 - 11:40, 1:20-2:40SCIE121; OLIN014Kelly M. Thayer
    ITAL 111 - Intermediate ItalianMWF 10:50-11:40FISK413Camilla Zamboni
    ANTH 244, Television: The Domestic MediumTR 10:20-11:40FISK121Betsy TraubeFridays not recommended due to syllabus.
    ENGL 162- Poetry LabMW 2:50-4:10FISK208
    RELI 242 Introduction to Buddhist Thought and PracticeTR 10:20-11:40JUDD113Andrew Quintman
    PSYC259: Discovering the PersonTR 10:20-11:40JUDD116Jill Morawski
    Phil 285-01: Aesthetics and RaceTR 8:50-10:10FISK414Nicholas Whittaker
    CHIN 217 Third-year ChineseMWF 11:50-12:40FISK314Mengjun Liu
    BIOL290 Plant Form and DiversityTR 1:20-2:40SHAN201Sonia Sultan
    Math 119: Elements of Calculus, Part IMWF 10:50-11:40SCIE618Constance Leidy
    Math 523 - Graduate Topology ITR 8:50-10:10SCIE618Emily Stark
    ECON 110 Introduction to Economic TheoryMW 2:50-4:10DWNY113Christiaan Hogendorn
    CSPL228- Human Rights StandardsTR 1:20-2:40JUDD116Stephan Sonnenberg
    WRCT262-01- Practical CriticismM 1:20-4:10116MTV102Merve EmreNo visiting students on Oct. 1, Oct. 13, Oct. 15, Oct. 29, Nov. 17, Dec. 1, Dec. 10.
    Math 123F- Mathematical Deduction with Calculus (FYS)MWF 9:50 -10:40SCIE113Karen Collins
    ITAL 101 - Elementary ItalianMWF 9:50-10:40FISK413Camilla Zamboni
    Phil 259 Neo-Confucian Chinese PhilosophyMW 10:50-12:10FISK302Steve Angle
    ITAL 101 Elementary Italian IMWF 8:50-9:40ALLB004Ellen Nerenberg
    ENGL163 Lit. of London FYSWF 2:50-4:10DWNY 100Stephanie Weiner
    FILM458- Screenwriting: The Short FilmMW 10:50-12:10AWKS010Steve Collins
    HIST347-01- Foucault: IYKYKTR 10:20-11:40FRANK307Ethan Kleinberg
    COL 228 Virtue and Vice in Literature, History and PhilosophyMW 10:50-12:10, F 11:00-12:00FRANK100Michael Roth
    Math 242: Knot TheoryMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE638Constance Leidy
    WRCT 302 "All the Feels" Affect Theory and Cultural StudiesTR 1:20-2:40JUDD113Lauren Silber
    COL 205. WRITING ABOUT HEALTHCARETR 10:20-11:40BOGH110Charles Barber
    CEAS 295 In Search of the Good Life in Premodern JapanTR 1:20-2:40FISK414Watanabe
    ENVS 197 Introduction to Environmental StudiesTR 8:50-10:101:20-2:40 SCIE309Kate MillerNo visiting students on 11/05, 11/07, 12/10, 12/12.
    ENGL230/AMST264 Introduction to Asian American LiteratureTR 1:20-2:40FISK101Amy Tang
    CSPL228- Human Rights StandardsTR 1:20-2:40JUDD116Stephan Sonnenberg
    AFAM 234 Black Labor and Working Class HistoryTR 10:20-11:40CAAS LOUNGLiana DeMarcoNo visiting students on Oct. 8, Nov. 5, Nov. 10 and Dec. 3.
    BIOL 220 Conservation BiologyWF 1:20-2:40SHAN201Michael Singer
    Elementary Statistics: MATH 132 (section 01)TR 8:50-10:10SCIE109Dave Constantine
    ASTR155 Introduction to AstrophysicsMW 1:20-2:40SCIE638Seth Redfield
    HEBR201- Int. Hebrew IMWF 10:50-11:40RSCSEMDalit Katz
    ENGL230/AMST264 Introduction to Asian American LiteratureTR 1:20-2:40FISK101Amy Tang
    COL150-01- Great Books Unbound: Self and Others (FYS)TR 1:20-2:40BOGH112Ethan Kleinberg
    CHIN 205 Intermediate ChineseMWF 9:50-10:40 T 11:50-12:40FISK314Mengjun Liu
    COMP 115- How to Design ProgramsMW 2:50-4:10SCIE74Astra Kolomatskaia
    HIST300- Issues in Contemporary HistoriographyTR 10:20-11:40FRANK333Cecilia Miller
    ENGL 203: American Literature to 1865MWF 9:50-10:40FRANK100Matthew Garrett
    DANC302- Ballet IITR 4:40-6:10CDSPatricia Beaman
    Spanish 221 section 2 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures and Advanced Practice in SpanishMWF 10:50-11:40RLAN106Michael Armstrong-Roche
    ARHA 213: Cross, Book, Bone: Early Medieval Art, ca. 300-1100MW 10:50-12:10BOGH113Joseph AckleyWednesdays preferred over Fridays which are lab sessions. Please email in advance via Admission.
    PHIL 231 Reason and ParadoxMW 2:50-4:10FRANK100Sanford Shieh
    Math 242: Knot TheoryMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE638Constance LeidyMonday in RLANB2
    CHIN 205 Intermediate ChineseMWF 9:50-10:40 T 11:50-12:40FISK314Mengjun Liu
    RELI 179F- Not Like Us: Race, Religion, and Popular CultureTR 10:20-11:40FISK101Marlon Millner
    DANC260- West African Dance IMW 6:40-8:10CDSIddi SaakaNo visiting students on 11/5.
    Spanish 230 Heroes, Lovers, and Swindlers: Medieval and Renaissance Spanish Literature and HistoryMW 2:50-4:10FISK101Michael Armstrong-Roche
    ENGL 379- American Modernism in a Time of CrisisMW 8:50-10:10B2B3 SOUTHSean McCannPlease email in advance to confirm schedule.
    PHYS 113 (section 1); General Physics IMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE121 (MW), SCIE189 (F)George Paily
    KREA 153 Elementary Korean 1 section 1& 2MWF 9:50-10:40 &10:50-11:40FISK305Hyejoo Back
    REES 277- Gogol and His LegacyMW 2:50-4:10FISK210Susanne Fusso
    RL&L252F- French Literary Masterpieces in Translation and on ScreenMW 1:20 - 2:40FISK312Michael Meere
    PHYS 113: General Physics IMWF 9:50-10:40; 10:50-11:40SCIE121(MW) SCIE189(F)George Paily
    Film 332: Women Make MoviesMW 8:50-12:10CFS190Anuja Jain
    AMST200: Colonialism and Its Consequences in the AmericasTR 8:50-10:10FISK208Roberto Saba
    Math 119: Elements of Calculus, Part IMWF 10:50-11:40SCIE618Constance Leidy
    WRCT 266 Introduction to TranslationTR 10:20-11:50116MTV102Daniel Levin Becker
    FREN 215- Advanced Intermediate FrenchMWF 9:50 -10:40RLAN106Michael Meere
    GSAS 103 Elementary Hindi,MWF 10:50-11:40FRANK309Hafiz M. FazalehaqPlease confirm class plan via email through Admission prior to visit.
    KREA 153 Elementary Korean 1 section 1& 2MWF 9:50-10:40&10:50-11:40FISK305Hyejoo Back
    HIST300- Issues in Contemporary HistoriographyTR 10:20-11:40FRANK333Cecilia Miller
    COMP 115- How to Design ProgramsMW 2:50-4:10SCIE74Astra Kolomatskaia
    EDST 226: Contemporary LiteracyMW 8:20-9:40 & 10:50-12:10FISK414Rachel Besharat MannNo visiting students on Oct. 1, Oct. 3, Oct. 17, Oct. 22, Oct. 24, Nov. 12, Nov. 14, Nov. 17, Dec. 5, Dec. 8, Dec. 10.
    ARHA 241- Introduction to European Avant-Garde, 1880-1940MW 2:50-4:10BOGH113Katherine Kuenzli
    GOVT 151: American Government and PoliticsMW 10:50-12:10BOGH114Alyx Mark
    COL271- The Sonnet: Forms of Love, Death, and BeyondMW 10:50-12:10BOGH110Gabrielle PonceNo visiting students on October 28 or October 30.
    ECON 110 Introduction to Economic TheoryTR 1:20-2:40FRANK100Damien Sheehan-Connor
    FILM 458 Screenwriting: The Short FilmMW 1:20-2:40CFS116Yared ZelekeNo more than three visiting students per class due to space limitations.
    EDST 230- Schools In SocietyMW 8:20-9:40FISK413Gravity GoldbergPlease email in advance to confirm schedule.
    ENGL 178F- The Literature of Business, and Vice Versa (FYS)MW 2:50-4:10RLANB2(M), CRT285(W)Sean McCann
    RUSS 101- Elementary RussianMWF 1:20-2:10FISK413Natasha Karageorgos
    MUSC272 History of Jazz in American CultureTR 2:50-4:10RHH003Eric Charry
    HEBR101- Beg. Hebrew IMWF 9:50-10:40RSCSEMDalit Katz
    ENVS 197 Introduction to Environmental StudiesTR 8:50-10:10, 1:20-2:40SCIE309Kate Miller
    FILM 312: The Short Film: Study and PracticeMW 10:50-12:10CFS116Sadia Shepard
    DANC260- West African Dance IMW 6:40-8:10CDSIddi Saaka
    COL150 - Great Books Unbound FYSTR 1:20-2:40BOGH112Daniel SmythNo visiting students Oct 13, 15, 20, 22, 27; Nov 24; Dec 8, 10.
    EDST210/IDEA209 - Educational Gaming LabW 1:20-4:10SCIE189Camilla Zamboni
    COL 205. WRITING ABOUT HEALTHCARETR 10:20-11:40BOGH110Charles BarberNo visitors on 10/10, 10/24, 10/31, 11/14, 11/21, 12/5, 12/5.
    GSAS 103 Elementary Hindi,MWF 10:50-11:40FRANK309Hafiz M. Fazalehaq
    ARHA 241- Introduction to European Avant-Garde, 1880-1940MW 2:50-4:10BOGH113Katherine Kuenzli
    ENGL 203: American Literature to 1865MWF 9:50-10:40FRANK100Matthew Garrett
    PHIL 231 Reason and ParadoxMW 2:50-4:10FRANK100Sanford Shieh
    FILM 458 Screenwriting: The Short FilmMW 1:20-2:40CFS116Yared Zeleke
    DANC360- West African Dance IIMW 4:40-6:10CDSIddi SaakaNo students on October 16, November 6, and December 2.
    ARCP204- Introduction to ArchaeologyMWF 9:50-10:40SCIE309Katherine BrunsonPlease email in advance to confirm schedule.
    CJST217F- The Cinema of Steven Spielberg (FYS)MW 2:50-4:10FISK314Avner Shavit
    GRST213 - Contemporary German CultureMW 2:50-4:10FISK312Christian ObstNo visiting students on Oct 13 or Nov 12.
    ECON 110 Introduction to Economic TheoryTR 1:20-2:40FRANK100Damien Sheehan-ConnorNo visting students on November 6, 13, or 25.
    RL&L252F- French Literary Masterpieces in Translation and on ScreenMW 1:20 - 2:40FISK312Michael Meere
    ARA101- Elementary Arabic 1MTWRF 10:50-11:40FISK312Abderrahman Aissa
    STS262 Cultural Studies of HealthTR 2:50-4:10BOGH115Emily Vasquez
    RELI-151 What is Religion?MW 10:50-12:10ALLB103Justine Quijada
    NS&B302 Neurobiology of AgingWF 10:50-12:10HALL 56Clarissa Cavarsan Muller
    EDST 230- Schools In SocietyMW 8:20-9:40FISK413Gravity Goldberg
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