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- RELI 485Gender and Sexuality in Islam
- RELI 486Islam and Feminism/Islamic Feminism
- RELI 487Mountains, Pilgrimage, and Sacred Places in Japan
- RELI 488Shinto in Japanese History
- RELI 489Animals in Japanese Religion
- ROML 461Beginning Accelerated Romanian
unlocks 1 course
- ROML 462Intermediate Accelerated Romanian
1 prerequisite
- ROML 490Special Topics in Romance Studies and Languages
- RUSS 409Intermediate-to-Advanced Russian Communication, Conversation, and Composition in Context I.
unlocks 6 courses · 1 prerequisite
- RUSS 410Intermediate-to-Advanced Russian Communication, Conversation, and Composition in Context II.
unlocks 5 courses · 1 prerequisite
- RUSS 411Advanced Communication, Conversation, and Composition in Contemporary Standard Russian I.
unlocks 3 courses · 1 prerequisite
- RUSS 412Advanced Communication, Conversation, and Composition in Contemporary Standard Russian II.
unlocks 2 courses · 1 prerequisite
- RUSS 415Introduction to Russian Literature
1 prerequisite
- RUSS 44519th Century Russian Literature and Culture
- RUSS 450The Russian Absurd: Text, Stage, Screen
- RUSS 45520th-Century Russian Literature and Culture
- RUSS 461Soviet Socialist Realism: Making the World Anew
- RUSS 464Dostoevsky
- RUSS 465Chekhov
- RUSS 470Making Empire Strange: The "Russian" Imperial Imagination of Nikolai Gogol
- RUSS 471Gogol
- RUSS 477Wicked Desire: Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita, on Page and Screen
- RUSS 479Tolstoy
- RUSS 480Russian-Soviet Jewish Culture: Lofty Dreams and Stark Realities
- RUSS 486Exploration of Russian "Women's Prose" and Svetlana Alexievich (Nobel Prize in Literature 2015).
- RUSS 490Topics in Russian Culture
- SCLL 425Natural Law and Human Rights
- SCLL 429Political Theology
- SCLL 430Representation and Democracy
- SCLL 490Special Topics in Civic Life and Leadership
- SLAV 464Imagined Jews: Jewish Themes in Polish and Russian Literature
- SLAV 469Coming to America: New York in Yiddish Literature and Culture
- SLAV 47020th-Century Russian and Polish Theater
- SLAV 490Topics in Slavic Culture
- SOCI 410Formal Organizations and Bureaucracy
- SOCI 411People, Power, and Politics
- SOCI 412Social Stratification
- SOCI 414The City and Urbanization
- SOCI 415Economy and Society
- SOCI 418Contemporary Chinese Society
- SOCI 419Sociology of the Islamic World
- SOCI 420Political Sociology
- SOCI 421Environmental Sociology
- SOCI 422Sociology of Mental Health and Illness
- SOCI 423Sociology of Education, Experiential Education
- SOCI 424Law and Society
- SOCI 425Family and Society, Junior/Senior Section
- SOCI 426Sociology of Education
- SOCI 427The Labor Force
- SOCI 429Social Research in Religious Settings