Philosophy course offerings: Fall 2014 through Spring 2019.
Religious Studies course offerings: Fall 2014 through Fall 2020.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Philosophy course descriptions in the undergraduate bulletin.
Religious Studies course descriptions in the undergraduate bulletin.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sample Syllabi - Philosophy Courses
- 1301 Philosophy for Living (ACTS: PHIL 1103)
- 1330 World Philosophies
- 2305 Critical Thinking (ACTS: PHIL 1003)
- 2310 Introduction to Logic
- 2325 Contemporary Moral Problems
- 2360 Gender, Race, and Class
- 3300 Greek and Roman Philosophy
- 3301 Medieval Philosophy
- 3302 Modern Philosophy
- 3303 Nineteenth-Century Philosophy
- 3304 American Pragmatism
- 3310 Symbolic Logic
- 3320 Ethics
- 3325 Political Philosophy
- 3330 Philosophy of Law
- 3331 Philosophy of Religion
- 3340 Critical Theories of Race
- 3341 Theories of Knowledge
- 3343 Philosophy of Sex and Love
- 3345 Feminist Philosophy
- 3352 Asian Philosophy and Religion
- 3360 Philosophy of Art
- 3370 Metaphysics
- 3375 Philosophy of Mind
- 3380 Philosophy of Science
- 3390 Internship in Philosophy
- 3395 Topic in Philosophy
- 4300 Readings in Philosophy
- 4301 Philosophy for Honors Tutorial
- 4305 Continental Philosophy
- 4306 Analytic Philosophy
- 4310 Great Works in Philosophy
- 4330 Philosophy of Language
- 4340 Meaning of Life
- 4350 / 5350 Health Care Ethics
Sample Syllabi - Religion Courses
- 1320 World Religions
- 1330 Exploring Religion
- 2300 Religion in the United States
- 2332 Jewish Scriptures
- 2333 Christian Scriptures
- 3301 Theories and Methods in Religious Studies
- 3315 Religion and Culture
- 3320 Modern Religious Thought
- 3325 Buddhism
- 3330 Religion and Gender
- 3335 Judaism
- 3340 Religion, Science, and Technology
- 3345 African - American Religious Thought
- 4300 Religious Studies for Honors Tutorial
- 4320 Contemporary Religious Thought
- 4330 Readings in Religious Studies