Summer I 2014 Class Offerings
Department of Urban Studies
UR 101 Introduction
to Urban Studies
LASC: HBS and USW
LASC: HBS and USW
A broad contextual overview of urban
life that examines the relationship of people to their environment from an
interdisciplinary perspective. A great
first class in this dynamic academic field.
MW
9:00-12:00 Alan Gordon 3 credits S 320
UR 191 ST: Worcester Politics/Urban Political Systems
This class explores 20th
century American urban political systems by diving deeply into the history of
the Worcester government and politics. Through reading, discussion, and
research projects, the class will examine the original city government
(including the 100 years before the current City Manager system) to today with
the bulk of our attention focusing on the period between 1900 and 2000.
TR
6:00-9:00 Dr. Thomas Conroy
3 credits S 320
Summer II 2014 Class Offerings
Department of Urban Studies
UR 101
Introduction to Urban Studies
LASC: HBS and USW
LASC: HBS and USW
A broad contextual overview of urban
life that examines the relationship of people to their environment from an
interdisciplinary perspective.
M
5:30-8:30 Dr. Timothy Murphy 3 credits S
314
This is a hybrid
course. It meets online and in class.
UR 213 ST: Human
Identity and Urban Environment
Pre-Requisite: UR 101
Pre-Requisite: UR 101
Study of factors affecting
identity in contemporary urban settings including race, ethnicity, class, age,
and sex categories and roles.
TR
5:30-8:30 Dr. Timothy Murphy 3 credits S
314
UR 290 Gender
and the City
LASC: HBS,WAC,GP and WOM
LASC: HBS,WAC,GP and WOM
Exploration of the ways in
which gender, both male and female, structures responses of individuals to
urban life and spaces.
W
5:00-8:00 Dr. Madeline Campbell
3 credits S 314
This is a hybrid
course. It meets online and in class.
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