Spring 2017

Begins on: 
January 10, 2017

Introduction to the Civilization of Medieval and Modern India

SASIAN 1B
DWIN219
TTh 1230-1:59P
4
22339
Faruqui, Munis

READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye

SASIAN R5B
DWIN87
MWF 1-1:59P
4
22342
Whittington, Rebecca

This course explores landscape and memory in South Asia, with a focus on Bengal. Landscapes evoke wonder and nostalgia on the one hand, and exploitation, displacement, and cultural appropriation on the other. How do the communities whose livelihoods and ways of life depend on the soil, the water, or the forest respond to the forces of political, social, and environmental change? How are their voices imagined, written, heard, or read? We will look at landscape in relation to conflicting constructions of the “folk,” the dalit (“oppressed”) and the adibasi (indigenous), the “traditional” and the “modern.”

READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye

SASIAN R5B
DWIN246
MWF 3-3:59P
4
22343
Tomkins, Christopher

READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye

SASIAN R5B
DWIN87
TTh 1230-1:59P
4
22344
Paul, Abhijeet

Love and longing in the new Indian novel
 

In this course, we will study the theme of love and longing in the new Indian novel. The new Indian novel is a diverse genre that houses urban tales, pulp, graphic novels, and other literary forms. These stories, written by established and upcoming authors such as Chetan Bhagat, Sarnath Banerjee, Arvind Adiga, Jeet Thayil, and others writing in English, show how love shapes everyday life in rapidly changing urban and semi-urban India today. In distinct ways, these novels give us a taste of love and longing in the new India—a heady mix of development, poverty, glitz, addiction, violence, toxicity, and politics.

 

READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye

SASIAN R5B
DWIN235
TTh 3:30 - 4:59P
4
22345
Hyland, Rachel

Intersectionalities of Rural and Urban India in 21st-Century Hindi Films

In this course, we will analyze portrayals of the rural-urban divide in India as well as more liminal spaces in 21st-century Hindi films. Additionally, we will explore how and why the characteristics of these spaces in the popular imagination map onto the intersectional identities of the films’ characters. We will use the theory of intersectionality to deconstruct power dynamics between different spaces and the identities with which they are associated. Some of the films we will view include Omkara (2006), DevD (2009), Udaan (2010), Ishaqzaade (2012), NH10 (2015) and Dum Lagaake Haisha (2015); in addition to viewing these films, we will read articles relating to the films themselves as well as pertinent sociological, cultural and literary topics.

 

Introduction to Hinduism

SASIAN 110
DWIN370
TTh 11-12:29P
4
31520
Paramasivan, Vasudha

India's Great Epics

SASIAN 142
VLSB2040
MWF 11-11:59A
4
32958
Goldman, Robert

Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts

SASIAN C215
DWIN288
W 3-5:59P
4
22348
von Rospatt, Alexander

Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts

SASIAN C224
DWIN288
Th 2-4:59P
4
22347
Dalton, Jake

Peoples and Cultures of Island Southeast Asia

SEASIAN 10B
DWIN219
TTh 11-12:29P
4
22561
Siapno, Jacqueline

This course is an introduction to the cultures, histories, and literatures of Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and East Timor, nations that comprise an area known traditionally as the Malay World. Grounding ourselves in the classical kingdoms of Southeast Asia through the coming of Islam and the early modern era, we will pay particular attention to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: the entrenchment of European and American imperialism, the rise of Southeast Asian nationalism, and developments in modern Southeast Asia up through the aftermath of the fall of Marcos, Soeharto, and Mahathir. We will analyze the role that history, and especially “classical” history, plays in modern Southeast Asia. We will discuss the place of religion, of Islam and Roman Catholicism, in private and political life, situating insular Southeast Asia both within a global and a regional Southeast Asian context. These themes will be introduced, as much as possible, through works of fiction and primary source materials in translation. The course has a research component—methods for conducting original research and use of library collections will lead to a focused research paper. Readings will include fiction by Jose Rizal, Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Lat, Sonny Liew, Muhammad Radjab, Eka Kurniawan, and Carlos Bulosan, and scholarly writings by Clifford Geertz, James Scott, and Benedict Anderson. 

READING AND COMPOSITION - Under Western Eyes

SSEASN R5B
DWIN134
MWF 12-12:59P
4
22348
Collins, Rebecca

READING AND COMPOSITION - Under Western Eyes

SSEASN R5B
DWIN233
MW 5-6:30P
4
22349
Winet, Evan

READING AND COMPOSITION - Under Western Eyes

SSEASN R5B
DWIN206
MWF 2-2:59P
4
22350
Scalice, Joseph

FRESHMAN SEMINAR - Daring Divas

SSEASN 24
DWIN210
Th 4-4:59P
1
22351
Edwards, Penelope

FRESH/SOPH SEMINAR - Southeast Asian Performing Arts

SSEASN 39
DWIN33
Tu 9-10:59A
2
33150
Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi

TOPICS, S,SEASN - Buddhist Movements of Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka

SSEASN 120
DWIN228
TTh 2-3:29P
4
22361
Edwards, Penelope

TOPICS, S,SEASN - Representation and the Real in South Asian Literature

Canceled
SSEASN 120
DWIN205
TTh 11-12:29P
4
32355
Clare, Jennifer

What is the relationship between literary representation and the "real world" in South Asian literature?  What assumptions about truth, art and language are implied in this question?  This class looks at over 2000 years of reflection on this question in both literature and literary and linguistic theory produced in the scholarly and literary traditions of South Asia.  We will also draw on texts from the Euro-American tradition on topics ranging from mimesis to performativity and magical language in order to have a better understanding of concerns shared across linguistic and geographic boundaries as well as the diverse cultural and historical contexts that produced a particular theoretical framework.

 

Buddhism in Contemporary Society

SSEASN C145
VLSB2040
MWF 1-1:59P
4
32253
von Rospatt, Alexander

Studies in South and Southeast Asian Languages

Canceled
SSEASN 149
DWIN247
F 2-4:59P
2-5
22373
Kerr, Sean

Southeast Asian Mythology

SSEASN 150
DWIN228
TTh 3:30P-4:59P
4
31526
Tiwon, Sylvia

SEMINAR IN S,SEASN - Buddhist Movements of Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka

SSEASN 250
BARR115
W 2-4:59P
4
22415
Edwards, Penelope

SEMINAR IN S,SEASN -

SSEASN 250
DWIN358B
W 6:00-9:00P
1-4
22417
Faruqui, Munis

BENGALI - Intermediate

BANGLA 101B
DWIN233
MW 12-1:59P & F 12-12:59P
5
31317
Basu, Amitabha

Students will learn fluency in speaking Bengali (Bangla), will be familiar with Bengali literature by reading and comprehending articles in both prose and poetry, understand grammar and extend their knowledge of Bengali language by learning phrases, idioms, vocabulary, and nuances of the language to appreciate it, expand their knowledge of Bengali culture, and engage in creative writing in Bengali. Students will also be able to watch and understand short videos, to discuss and form critical opinions of them, based on their learning.
Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

BURMESE - Introductory

BURMESE 1B
MULF107
WTh 4-5:59P & F 4-4:59P
5
33084
Wong, Kenneth

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

FILIPINO - Introductory

FILIPN 1B
DWIN89
MTWThF 11-11:59A
5
15130
Aban, Cynthia

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

FILIPINO - Introductory

FILIPN 1B
DWIN254
MTWThF 12-12:59P
5
15131
Aban, Cynthia

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

FILIPINO - Introductory

FILIPN 1B
DWIN250 & DWIN228
TTh 2-3:29P & F 2-3:59P
5
32936
Llagas, Karen

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

FILIPINO - Introductory Filipino for Heritage Learners Online

FILIPN W1Y
INTERNET
MW 4-5:29P
5
15133
Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

FILIPINO - Intermediate

FILIPN 100B
DWIN251
TTh 1230-1:59P & F 12-1:59P
5
15134
Llagas, Karen

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

FILIPINO - Intermediate Filipino Online

FILIPN W100B
INTERNET
MW 4:30-6P & F 4-6P
5
15136
Llagas, Karen

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

FILIPINO -Advanced Filipino Online

FILIPN W101B
INTERNET
TTh 8-9:29A
3
15138
Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi

HINDI - Introductory

HINURD 1B
DWIN83
MTWThF - 11-11:59A
5
15873
Sirasao, Pranjali

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

HINDI - Intermediate

HINURD 100B
DWIN242
MWF 12-12:59P
4
15876
Sirasao, Pranjali

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

HINDI - Advanced, Readings in Modern Hindi

HINURD 101B
DWIN233
TTh 11-12:29P
3
15878
Jain, Usha

Prerequisites: Hindi 101A or consent of the instructor. It is a continuation of Hindi 101A, with the goals of conversational fluency and advanced reading and writing competence. Students will be exposed to a variety of contemporary literary genres. Weekly readings and class discussions will be on short stories, poems, and dramatic sketches from representative authors. In 101B students will also work on films based on well-known literary texts, such as those of Premchand. These readings and films focus on various social, cultural, political, and historical aspects of Indian society. Students are encouraged to explore these issues in their written assignments as well as in their class discussions. Furthermore, students are expected to investigate a topic in depth and write a research paper in Hindi. The class will be conducted entirely in Hindi and students will acquire language skills sufficient to approach literary texts on their own.
Note: This course can be repeated for credit.

HINDI - Hindi Literature

HINURD 221
DWIN211
Tu 2-4:59P
4
15881
Paramasivan, Vasudha

INDONESIAN - Introductory

MALAYI 1B
DWIN251 & DWIN106
MW 10-11:59A & F 10-10:59P
5
17912
Lunde, Ninik

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

INDONESIAN - Intermediate

MALAYI 100B
DWIN251 & VLSB2011
MW 12-1:59P & F 12-12:59P
5
17912
Lunde, Ninik

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

KHMER - Introductory

KHMER 1B
DWIN33
MTWThF 2-2:59P
5
17588
Smith, Francis

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

KHMER - Intermediate

KHMER 100B
DWIN33
TTh 4-4:59P & MW 4-5:29
5
17589
Smith, Francis

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

KHMER - Advanced

KHMER 101B
DWIN33
MW 9-10:15A
3
17590
Smith, Francis

MALAY - Chinese Indonesian literature and the arts

MALAYI 210B
DWIN204
W 3-5:59P
4
17914
Tiwon, Sylvia

PUNJABI - Introductory

PUNJABI 1B
DWIN233
TTh 9:30-10:59A
5
22116
Ubhi, Upkar

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

PUNJABI - Intermediate

PUNJABI 100B
DWIN233
TTh 8-9:30A
5
22117
Ubhi, Upkar

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

SANSKRIT - Elementary

SANSKR 100B
DWIN262
MWF 8-9:59P
5
22479
Goldman, Sally

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

SANSKRIT - Intermediate

SANSKR 101B
DWIN204
MF 12-1:59P
5
31490
Goldman, Sally

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

SANSKRIT - Literature

SANSKR 200B
DWIN346B
MF 2-3:29P
4
22481
Goldman, Robert

TAMIL - Introductory

TAMIL 1B
VLSB2030 & DWIN79
TTh 11-12:29P & W 10-11:59a
5
23650
Sankara Rajulu, Bharathy

This introductory level course focuses on progressive acquisition of language skills to communicate effectively in both written and spoken Tamil. It facilitates development of Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing competence along with basic grammar.

Prerequisite :  Completion of fall semester Tamil  1A / Instructor’s consent.

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

 

TAMIL - Readings

TAMIL 101B
DWIN246 & DWIN242
TTh 2-3:29P & W 1-1:59P
4
23651
Sankara Rajulu, Bharathy

Note: Excerpts from contemporary short stories, novels, prose and other forms of Tamil literature authored by popular Tamil writers will be used as reading material. Films will be used as supplementary material for discussions.

Prerequisite :  Completion of fall semester Tamil  101A / Instructor’s consent.

This introductory level course focuses on progressive acquisition of language skills to communicate effectively in both written and spoken Tamil. It facilitates development of Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing competence along with basic grammar.

Prerequisite :  Completion of fall semester Tamil  1A / Instructor’s consent.

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

 

 

TAMIL - Seminar in Tamil Literature

TAMIL 210B
DWIN211
Th 2-4:59P
4
32357
Clare, Jennifer

TELUGU - Elementary

TELUGU 1B
VLSB2030 & DWIN243
TTh 1230-1:59P & W 12-12:59P
4
23653
Sankara Rajulu, Bharathy

Note: Excerpts from contemporary short stories, novels, prose and other forms of Tamil literature authored by popular Tamil writers will be used as reading material. Films will be used as supplementary material for discussions.

Prerequisite :  Completion of fall semester Tamil  101A / Instructor’s consent.

This introductory level course focuses on progressive acquisition of language skills to communicate effectively in both written and spoken Tamil. It facilitates development of Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing competence along with basic grammar.

Prerequisite :  Completion of fall semester Tamil  1A / Instructor’s consent.

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

THAI - Introductory

THAI 1B
DWIN130 & DWIN233
MW 4-5:29P & F 3-3:59P
5
23654
Chowchuvech, Supatra

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

 

THAI - Intermediate

Canceled
THAI 100B
VLSB2011 & VLSB2030
MW 12-1:59P & F 12-12:59P
5
23655
Chowchuvech, Supatra

THAI - Advanced

THAI 101A
DWINB33B
TTh 9-10:29P
3
23656
Chowchuvech, Supatra

URDU - Introductory

HINURD 2B
DWIN106
MTWThF 2-2:59P
5
15875
Bruce, Gregory Maxwell

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

URDU - Intermediate

HINURD 103B
DWIN106
MWF 3-3:59P
4
15879
Bruce, Gregory Maxwell

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

URDU - Advanced

HINURD 104B
DWIN189
MWF 5-5:59P
4
15880
Bruce, Gregory Maxwell

VIETNAMESE - Introductory

VIETNMS 1B
BARR174
MTWThF 12-12:59P
5
24200
Tran, Hanh

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

VIETNAMESE - Intermediate

VIETNMS 100B
DWIN254
MTWThF 1-1:59P
5
24202
Tran, Hanh

Students may not take language courses at a lower level than they have been assessed at, nor than the level of other courses in the same language that they have successfully completed previously.

VIETNAMESE - Advanced

VIETNMS 101B
VLSB2038
TTh 11-12:29P
3
24203
Nguyen, Cam

FRESH/SOPH SEMINAR - Contentious Politics and Southeast Asian Literature

SSEASN 39
DWINB37
F 2-3:59P
2
33283
Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi
Dept/Crssort icon Sec Title Instructor Days/Times Location CCN
BANGLA 101B 1 BENGALI - Intermediate Basu, Amitabha MW 12-1:59P & F 12-12:59P DWIN233 31317
BURMESE 1B 1 BURMESE - Introductory Wong, Kenneth WTh 4-5:59P & F 4-4:59P MULF107 33084
FILIPN 1B 1 FILIPINO - Introductory Aban, Cynthia MTWThF 11-11:59A DWIN89 15130
FILIPN 1B 2 FILIPINO - Introductory Aban, Cynthia MTWThF 12-12:59P DWIN254 15131
FILIPN 1B 3 FILIPINO - Introductory Llagas, Karen TTh 2-3:29P & F 2-3:59P DWIN250 & DWIN228 32936
FILIPN W1Y 1 FILIPINO - Introductory Filipino for Heritage Learners Online Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi MW 4-5:29P INTERNET 15133
FILIPN 100B 1 FILIPINO - Intermediate Llagas, Karen TTh 1230-1:59P & F 12-1:59P DWIN251 15134
FILIPN W100B 1 FILIPINO - Intermediate Filipino Online Llagas, Karen MW 4:30-6P & F 4-6P INTERNET 15136
FILIPN W101B 1 FILIPINO -Advanced Filipino Online Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi TTh 8-9:29A INTERNET 15138
HINURD 1B 1 HINDI - Introductory Sirasao, Pranjali MTWThF - 11-11:59A DWIN83 15873
HINURD 100B 1 HINDI - Intermediate Sirasao, Pranjali MWF 12-12:59P DWIN242 15876
HINURD 101B 1 HINDI - Advanced, Readings in Modern Hindi Jain, Usha TTh 11-12:29P DWIN233 15878
HINURD 221 1 HINDI - Hindi Literature Paramasivan, Vasudha Tu 2-4:59P DWIN211 15881
HINURD 2B 1 URDU - Introductory Bruce, Gregory Maxwell MTWThF 2-2:59P DWIN106 15875
HINURD 103B 1 URDU - Intermediate Bruce, Gregory Maxwell MWF 3-3:59P DWIN106 15879
HINURD 104B 1 URDU - Advanced Bruce, Gregory Maxwell MWF 5-5:59P DWIN189 15880
KHMER 1B 1 KHMER - Introductory Smith, Francis MTWThF 2-2:59P DWIN33 17588
KHMER 100B 1 KHMER - Intermediate Smith, Francis TTh 4-4:59P & MW 4-5:29 DWIN33 17589
KHMER 101B 1 KHMER - Advanced Smith, Francis MW 9-10:15A DWIN33 17590
MALAYI 1B 1 INDONESIAN - Introductory Lunde, Ninik MW 10-11:59A & F 10-10:59P DWIN251 & DWIN106 17912
MALAYI 100B 1 INDONESIAN - Intermediate Lunde, Ninik MW 12-1:59P & F 12-12:59P DWIN251 & VLSB2011 17912
MALAYI 210B 1 MALAY - Chinese Indonesian literature and the arts Tiwon, Sylvia W 3-5:59P DWIN204 17914
PUNJABI 1B 1 PUNJABI - Introductory Ubhi, Upkar TTh 9:30-10:59A DWIN233 22116
PUNJABI 100B 1 PUNJABI - Intermediate Ubhi, Upkar TTh 8-9:30A DWIN233 22117
SANSKR 100B 1 SANSKRIT - Elementary Goldman, Sally MWF 8-9:59P DWIN262 22479
SANSKR 101B 1 SANSKRIT - Intermediate Goldman, Sally MF 12-1:59P DWIN204 31490
SANSKR 200B 1 SANSKRIT - Literature Goldman, Robert MF 2-3:29P DWIN346B 22481
SASIAN 1B 1 Introduction to the Civilization of Medieval and Modern India Faruqui, Munis TTh 1230-1:59P DWIN219 22339
SASIAN R5B 1 READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye Whittington, Rebecca MWF 1-1:59P DWIN87 22342
SASIAN R5B 2 READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye Tomkins, Christopher MWF 3-3:59P DWIN246 22343
SASIAN R5B 3 READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye Paul, Abhijeet TTh 1230-1:59P DWIN87 22344
SASIAN R5B 4 READING AND COMPOSITION - India in the Writers Eye Hyland, Rachel TTh 3:30 - 4:59P DWIN235 22345
SASIAN 110 1 Introduction to Hinduism Paramasivan, Vasudha TTh 11-12:29P DWIN370 31520
SASIAN 142 1 India's Great Epics Goldman, Robert MWF 11-11:59A VLSB2040 32958
SASIAN C215 1 Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts von Rospatt, Alexander W 3-5:59P DWIN288 22348
SASIAN C224 1 Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts Dalton, Jake Th 2-4:59P DWIN288 22347
SEASIAN 10B 1 Peoples and Cultures of Island Southeast Asia Siapno, Jacqueline TTh 11-12:29P DWIN219 22561
SSEASN R5B 1 READING AND COMPOSITION - Under Western Eyes Collins, Rebecca MWF 12-12:59P DWIN134 22348
SSEASN R5B 2 READING AND COMPOSITION - Under Western Eyes Winet, Evan MW 5-6:30P DWIN233 22349
SSEASN R5B 3 READING AND COMPOSITION - Under Western Eyes Scalice, Joseph MWF 2-2:59P DWIN206 22350
SSEASN 24 1 FRESHMAN SEMINAR - Daring Divas Edwards, Penelope Th 4-4:59P DWIN210 22351
SSEASN 39 1 FRESH/SOPH SEMINAR - Southeast Asian Performing Arts
Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi
Lunde, Ninik
Aban, Cynthia
Tu 9-10:59A DWIN33 33150
SSEASN 39 2 FRESH/SOPH SEMINAR - Island Imaginations: Exploring the Short Story in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore
Tiwon, Sylvia
Llagas, Karen
F 10-11:59P DWIN204 32378
SSEASN 120 1 TOPICS, S,SEASN - Buddhist Movements of Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka Edwards, Penelope TTh 2-3:29P DWIN228 22361
SSEASN 120 3 TOPICS, S,SEASN - Representation and the Real in South Asian Literature Clare, Jennifer TTh 11-12:29P DWIN205 32355
SSEASN C145 1 Buddhism in Contemporary Society von Rospatt, Alexander MWF 1-1:59P VLSB2040 32253
SSEASN 149 1 Studies in South and Southeast Asian Languages Kerr, Sean F 2-4:59P DWIN247 22373
SSEASN 150 1 Southeast Asian Mythology Tiwon, Sylvia TTh 3:30P-4:59P DWIN228 31526
SSEASN 250 1 SEMINAR IN S,SEASN - Buddhist Movements of Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka Edwards, Penelope W 2-4:59P BARR115 22415
SSEASN 250 3 SEMINAR IN S,SEASN - Faruqui, Munis W 6:00-9:00P DWIN358B 22417
SSEASN 39 3 FRESH/SOPH SEMINAR - Contentious Politics and Southeast Asian Literature
Barrios-Leblanc, Maria Joi
Tran, Hanh
F 2-3:59P DWINB37 33283
TAMIL 1B 1 TAMIL - Introductory Sankara Rajulu, Bharathy TTh 11-12:29P & W 10-11:59a VLSB2030 & DWIN79 23650
TAMIL 101B 1 TAMIL - Readings Sankara Rajulu, Bharathy TTh 2-3:29P & W 1-1:59P DWIN246 & DWIN242 23651
TAMIL 210B 2 TAMIL - Seminar in Tamil Literature Clare, Jennifer Th 2-4:59P DWIN211 32357
TELUGU 1B 1 TELUGU - Elementary Sankara Rajulu, Bharathy TTh 1230-1:59P & W 12-12:59P VLSB2030 & DWIN243 23653
THAI 1B 1 THAI - Introductory Chowchuvech, Supatra MW 4-5:29P & F 3-3:59P DWIN130 & DWIN233 23654
THAI 100B 1 THAI - Intermediate Chowchuvech, Supatra MW 12-1:59P & F 12-12:59P VLSB2011 & VLSB2030 23655
THAI 101A 1 THAI - Advanced Chowchuvech, Supatra TTh 9-10:29P DWINB33B 23656
VIETNMS 1B 1 VIETNAMESE - Introductory Tran, Hanh MTWThF 12-12:59P BARR174 24200
VIETNMS 100B 1 VIETNAMESE - Intermediate Tran, Hanh MTWThF 1-1:59P DWIN254 24202
VIETNMS 101B 1 VIETNAMESE - Advanced Nguyen, Cam TTh 11-12:29P VLSB2038 24203