Interdisciplinary (IND) Courses

IND-103 Mind & body in the Ancient World 3.0 cr.

Summer 2004. An analysis of the archaeology and history of ancient Greece, with emphasis upon Olympic style competition, both ancient and modern.

IND-307.01 London: Literature, Art & Architecture 1.0 cr.

Fall. This course is a prerequisite for the winter session off-campus study course IND 307.02 of the same name. This course, together with its companion course IND 307.02, will count toward the following General Education Curriculum requirements: FINE ARTS and/or HUMANITIES and/or CULTURAL DIVERSITY.

IND-307.02 London: Literature, Art & Architecture 5.0 cr.

Winter. An on-site, interdisciplinary study of the history, art, architecture, literature and culture of 18th, 19th and 20th-century London as reflected in the literature, memoirs, art, periodicals, and other public documents of the day. The course will consider the central place of London as an imperial metropole and its continuing existence as a city operating at the center of an emerging modern world leisure economy. The central three weeks of the course will be conducted in London. This course, together with its companion course IND 307.01, counts toward the following General Education Curriculum requirements: FINE ARTS and/or HUMANITIES and/or CULTURAL DIVERSITY.