Kristine Goldhawk's List: OpenCourseWare

• • Globalization, Migration and International Relations: Discover the different ways in which our global communities are intertwined. [MIT]
   
  • Ethnicity and Race in World Politics: This course teaches students how to think, plan for and react to opposing notions of identity. [MIT]
   
  • Terrorism, Peace and Other Inconsistencies: Consider the nature of peace and terrorism in this course. [Notre Dame]
• • Foundations of Western Culture II: Renaissance to Modernity: Review the movements of the Renaissance through modern times to gain some insight into our world today. [MIT]
   
  • Anthropological Theory: Learn how to study the past and influence the future of society through this class. [MIT]
• Cultural Anthropology: Study the evolution of language, ancient civilizations and human institutions here. [Utah State]
• An Introduction to Modern Indian Culture and Society: India continues to grow as a powerful economic, business and political force. Take this course to understand its history and modern culture better. [MIT]
• • Introduction to Asian American Studies: Literature, Culture and Historical Experience: Better understand this influential, growing population in the United States. [MIT]
   
  • Gender, Sexuality and Society: Consider how sexuality is a driving force in social identity. [MIT]
• • Islamic Societies of the Middle East and North Africa: Religion, History and Culture: Economically, politically and socially, an understanding of Islamic and Middle Eastern culture is vitally important today. [Notre Dame]
   
  • Human Origins and Evolution: Here you will consider human biological evolution as well as cultural evolution. [MIT]
• Introduction to Latin American Studies: Discover how influential Latin American culture is in a global context and within the U.S. [MIT]
• Anthropology of Religion: Discover religion as a cultural phenomenon. [Utah State]
• Politics and Religion: Consider how politics and religion impact one another. [MIT]
• Myth, Ritual and Symbolism: After taking this course, you may understand why traditional religious practices are so important to certain groups. [MIT]
• Ancient and Medieval Philosophy: In order to understand more modern philosophies, you need to have a solid base in ancient and medieval studies. [Notre Dame]
• Writing and Experience: Exploring Self in Society: This course examines the process of creating a sense of self in writing. [MIT]
• Understanding Online Interaction: Learn how to create effective, communicative web pages and resources. [Utah State]

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