2009-10 Off-campus Courses

The following off-campus courses will be offered in the 2009-2010 academic year -- click course titles for details. An asterisk (*) next to the title indicates that the course requires instructor approval to register.

Courses taught off campus for full block or more
Block 1	BIO 337, Entomology (Wilderness Field Station, MN), McCollum
	PHI 224, Environmental Ethics (Wilderness Field Station, MN), Black/White
Block 5	REL 382, Issues in Religious Method: Religions of Laos, Sacks [Cost estimated at $3500]
Block 6	ANT 222 *, Applied Anthropology (Bahamas), Monagan
	BIO/BMB 485 *, Biological Problems (Bahamas), Black/Tepper
	GEO 255, Modern and Ancient Carbonate Systems of the Bahamas, Greenstein
	POL 225, Ethics and Public Policy (Texas), Sutherland [Cost estimated at $500]
Block 6&7	ART 103/202, Drawing I/Ceramics I (Nicaragua), Hanson [Cost estimated at $2600]
Block 7	ENG 240, Theatre, Architecture, and the Arts in England, Stavreva/Mouton [Cost estimated at $4500]
	PSY 261 *, Topic: Culture, Gender, and Public Policy in Japan, Enns [Cost estimated at $3500]
	SOC 256 *, Topic: Culture, Gender, and Public Policy in Japan, Davis [Cost estimated at $3500]
Block 9	GEO 223, Geology of the National Parks (Colorado and Utah), Walsh
	GEO 329 *, Geology of a Region (New Zealand), Denniston
Courses taught off campus for partial block
Block 1	ECB 254, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in U.S. Economic History (Chicago), Hejeebu [Cost estimated at $75]
Block 3	INT 240, Contemporary Chicago: The Interplay of Economics, Community, and Politics in Urban Development, Garner/Conklin [Cost estimated at $450]
Block 6	ECB 352, Financial Management Seminar (Chicago), Conrad
Block 8	ECB 258, Economics of Sports (Dallas, TX), Savitsky
	HIS 369, Chicago: The Transformation of America's Second City, 1880-1940 (Newberry Library, Chicago), Stewart
Block 9	MUS 353, Wagner and Wagnerism (Newberry Library, Chicago), Martin [Cost estimated at $525]