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View Website Special Topics in Political Theory full-course Fall 2012
Gerald Mackie, Liberal Arts—University of California-San Diego (UCSD)
In this course, students study and examine various aspects of political theory.
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View Website Special Topics in Public Policy mixed Fall 2009
Stephen Maurer, Liberal Arts—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
UC Berkeley's special topics in public policy course looks at current problems and issues in public policy, including the threat of modern terrorism, atomic weapons, innovation policy, and more.
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View Website Special Topics in Women & Gender Studies Seminar: Latina Women's Voices full-course Spring 2010
Sarah E. King, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This class allows students to explore the women's diversity through a survey of Latina texts and film.
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View Website Speech Communication full-course Spring 2004
Kenneth Stevens, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Become versed in the natural languages' structure and components, including patterns inherent in speech sounds.
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View Website Spirit, Church and Last Things audio Spring 2010
Robert Peterson, Liberal Arts—Covenant Theological Seminary
Areas of study in this religious course include the person and ministries of God, the Holy Spirit, the return of Christ, and the purpose of the Church.
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View Website Spiritual Factors of Church Growth audio
Examine the spiritual factors that affect church growth, such as prayer, fasting, revival, worship, and anointed preaching, and learn how to analyz and develop programs that result in balanced growth.
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View Website Spiritual Formation Lecture Series audio
This lecture series provides an in-depth integrative theology of Christian spiritual formation.
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View Website Spiritual Life audio Fall 2008
Timothy Ralston, Liberal Arts—Dallas Theological Seminary
Study the biblical principles that govern Christian character and service.
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View Website Sport full-course
This is an online collection of material on sports in University and throughout time.
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View Website Sport and Recreation Law audio Fall 2008
In this law course from George Mason University, learn about liability issues in the areas of sport and recreation.
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View Website Sport Psychology full-course
Talat Sohail, Liberal Arts—Virtual University of Pakistan
This class focuses on the principles and guidelines that professionals use to help adults and children who participate in sports and exercise activities.
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View Website Sports and Society full-course Spring 2013
Orin Starn, Liberal Arts—Duke University
See how sports shape the world with this Duke University course.
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View Website Springfield Studio full-course Fall 2005
Ceasar McDowell, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This is a practicum-based course that focuses on economic and social regeneration efforts in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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View Website Statistics for Psychology video
Students in this introductory course will learn about statistical methodology as used in the social sciences, particularly methods used for psychological measurement and the development of scientific research studies.
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View Website Strategic Driven Ministries audio
This course prepares students for purpose-driven strategy works within a local church by examining core biblical passages.
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View Website Structure of English Words audio Spring 1981
Allen Ginsberg, Liberal Arts—Naropa University
Learn about the structure of English words with this Stanford Continuing Studies Program podcast.
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View Website Studies in Drama: Theater and Science in a Time of War full-course Spring 2005
Diana Henderson, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
In this class, students discuss the writings and works of 17th century artists, writers, and thinkers.
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View Website Studies in Drama: Too Hot to Handle: Forbidden Plays in Modern America full-course Fall 2008
Anne Fleche, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This course discusses censorship in theatre and obscene plays.
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View Website Studies in Fiction: Rethinking the American Masterpiece full-course Fall 2007
Wyn Kelley, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This class explores new ways of defining the concept of the American Masterpiece.
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View Website Studies in Fiction: Stowe, Twain, and the Transformation of 19th-Century America full-course Fall 2004
Wyn Kelley, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
In this course, students explore the concept of slavery through the works of Stowe and Twain.
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View Website Studies in Film full-course Fall 2005
Alvin Kibel, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This course is designed to expand students' appreciation of literature and film by highlighting the relationships between the two media.
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View Website Studies in Judges audio Spring 2010
Jay Sklar, Liberal Arts—Covenant Theological Seminary
Learn just who the judges were who founded the book of Judges and what their purpose was.
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View Website Studies in Leviticus audio Spring 2010
Jay Sklar, Liberal Arts—Covenant Theological Seminary
Learn why Leviticus is an important text articles and what its laws, regulations, and ceremonies teach us.
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View Website Studies in Literary History: Modernism: From Nietzsche to Fellini full-course Fall 2010
Howard Eiland, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This class explores how world events influence literature.
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View Website Studies in Poetry - British Poetry and the Sciences of the Mind full-course Fall 2004
Noel Jackson, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
In this class, students will explore how the mind works through a series of poems and readings.
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View Website Studies in Poetry: 20th Century Irish Poetry: The Shadow of W. B. Yeats full-course Spring 2008
John Hildebidle, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
In this course, students discuss the influence of W.B. Yeats on other Irish poets.
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View Website Studies in Poetry: British Poetry and the Sciences of the Mind full-course NA
Noel Jackson, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
In this course, students will examine British poetry from psychological, physiological, and medical perspectives.
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View Website Studies in Poetry: Does Poetry Matter full-course Fall 2002
John Hildebidle, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
In this class, students will discuss the cultural and disciplinary significance of poetry.
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View Website Studies in Poetry: From the Sonneteers to the Metaphysicals full-course Spring 2006
Shankar Raman, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This course provides an introduction to prominent 16th and 17th century poets and poetry.
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View Website Studies in Poetry: Gender and Lyric -- Renaissance Men and Women Writing about Love full-course Spring 2003
Mary Fuller, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This class discusses the important of the liberal-arts love sonnets of Shakespeare, Sidney, Spenser, and Wroth.