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BARNARD-TAUGHT
Spring 2010 LIMITED
ENROLLMENT COURSES
Following is a list of Spring 2010
Barnard limited-enrollment courses (that is, courses
requiring a lottery, audition, writing sample, application,
signup on a department list, instructor permission, etc.).
These
courses are not “L” courses.
L-course signup will
take place via eBear, April 20-24. The courses on this list
require separate procedures and have varying deadlines.
Anthropology
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Instructor Permission
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Limit
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ANTH V3810
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Madagascar
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Sharp
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20
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ANTH V3855
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Secular Modernity
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Heo
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20
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ANTH W4022
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Political Ecology
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West
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20
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ANTH G4325
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Linguistic Anthropology
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Kockelman
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20
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Architecture
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Instructor permission
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V3998
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Independent Study
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Karen Fairbanks and others
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No
advance signup necessary for
any classes; placement will
be determined in January.
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Art History
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BC2001
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Drawing
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All courses listed are
limited to 15.
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BC2006, BC2008
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Painting
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The instructor will make the
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BC3003
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Supervised Projects Photog
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decision on the first day of
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BC3031
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Imagery and Form
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class.
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BC3948
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Harlem Renaissance
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Application required. See
Barnard
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W3865
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Paris: Capital of 19th
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Art History dept web site.
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Biology
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1.
Students MUST
sign up for ALL
Barnard Biology Labs and
Seminars they intend to take
in the Spring Semester of
2010.
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During the period Wed,
Nov. 4 – Mon., Nov. 23,
you should meet with your
advisor for consultation and
schedule planning. The
Biology Program Planning
meeting is on Thursday,
November 5, from
12:00-1:00pm in Altschul
903. Once you know which
Lab and Seminar courses you
are going to take, sign up
as follows:
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BIOLOGY BC 1002
Sign-up sheets for the lab
component of this course
will be posted on the
ninth floor bulletin
boards until the end of the
fall semester.
BIOLOGY BC 1503
Sign-up sheets will be
posted on the ninth floor
bulletin boards until the
end of the fall semester.
(No signup is necessary for
BIOL BC 1502 lecture.)
- Signup
for all lab
courses
EXCEPT
those
mentioned
above will
take place
in the
Biology
Office, Room
1203
Altschul
Hall. If you
are unable
to come at
the assigned
time (see
timetable
below), you
can sign up
on the days
following.
But
remember,
spaces are
assigned on
a first-come
first-served
basis.
- You must
sign up in
person.
- To sign
up for
advanced
labs, you
must bring a
printout of
your program
showing the
approval of
your
adviser.
Unapproved
forms are
NOT
acceptable
for signup
by Barnard
students.
- You may
not sign up
for more
than two
laboratories.
- The
following
classes are
limited in
size:
BC2873,
BC3303, BC
3305,
BC3321, BC
3340,
BC3363, and
BC3590.
Timetable for Biology Signup
for Limited Enrollment
(except BIOL BC1002 and
BC1503):
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Tuesday., Nov. 17
12
– 4
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1203 Altschul
Sign-Up Seniors
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Wednesday., Nov. 18
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1203 Altschul
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12
– 4
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Sign-Up Non-Seniors
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BC1002
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Contemporary Issues in
Biology
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Lab: 16/section
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BC1503
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Intro Lab Cellular/Molec
Biology
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Lab: 16/section
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BC2873
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Lab in Ecology
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16
students
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BC3303
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Lab in Molecular Biology
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16
students
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BC3321
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Lab in Microbiology
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16
students
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BC3363
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Lab in Molec & Cell
Neuroscience
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16
students
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BC3590 – 08
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Senior Seminar: The Nobel
Prize
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12
seniors
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Centennial Scholars
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BC1889
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Working with Ideas
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No
specific action is required.
CS sophomores: Just
include in Spring program.
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BC3501
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Project with Mentor
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To
be arranged individually,
in advance if possible.
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BC3502
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Project with Mentor
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To
be arranged individually,
in advance if possible.
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BC3503
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Project with Mentor
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To
be arranged individually,
in advance if possible.
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Chemistry
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BC2102
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General Chemistry II Lab
only
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By
Permission of Instructor
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BC3580
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Biophysical Chemistry
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BC3597
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Problems in Chemistry (2
pts)
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BC3598
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External Research
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BC3599
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Problems in Chemistry (4
pts)
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No. of sections
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Signup
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BC3328
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(6)
Monday – Friday PM
Friday AM (8-12)
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Organic Chemistry I
Laboratory
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7th
floor Altschul
Bulletin Board
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Students who fail to
preregister may be denied
admission in January.
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Dance
Preregister for all dance
technique courses via eBear
during the program filing
period. All students must
attend the first two class
meetings, during which time
the instructor will give
final approval based on
class size (with priority
given to those who have
preregistered the previous
semester) and on the
appropriateness of the
student’s technical level
for a given course. Final
placement in dance courses
is subject to the approval
of the instructor. Signup on
one’s eBear program in
November can help though not
guarantee one’s placement in
the course.
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Economics
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Permission of the Instructor
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BC3061
BC3062
BC3063
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Senior Thesis I (all
sections)
Senior Thesis II (all
sections)
Senior Seminar (all
sections)
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Students who have not
submitted the senior
preference form (required
before starting a Senior
Seminar or Senior Thesis)
should do so before October
27. Forms are available in
4a Lehman or online at
www.econ.barnard.columbia.edu/FAQS/download_forms.html.
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Education
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BC2052
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Seminar, Multicultrl Elem
Pedagogy
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Admission to Program
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BC2062
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Seminar, Multicultrl Sec
Pedagogy
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Admission to Program
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BC2055
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School Practicum
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Section 1
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Instructor permission
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Section 2
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Instructor permission
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BC3063
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Student Teaching
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Limited to Education
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BC3064
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Seminar, Issues Urban
Teaching
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Program Student Teachers
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First Year English (ENGL BC1201)
All first-year students who are
currently enrolled in First-Year Seminar (FYSB) should
plan to enroll in a First-Year English course in the spring
semester. Course descriptions—including topics, reading
lists, and meeting times—will be available by Friday,
November 6th.
To enroll in a First-Year English
course, students must participate in the online "FY
English Lottery," which may be accessed through the "New
Student" link under the "Registrar" tab in eBear. Students
should select their top four sections (based on topic and
meeting time) and rank them according to interest, then
submit those rankings any time between Monday, November 9th
at 9:00 a.m. and Friday, November 13th at 5:00
p.m. Lottery results will be posted on eBear on Tuesday,
November 17th at 12:00 noon.
First-Year English assignments
cannot be changed once made, and students should complete
their Spring 2010 programs with other courses that do not
conflict with their assigned English sections. Students will
not be able to enter First-Year English sections directly
onto their online programs; the courses will be input by the
Registrar’s office starting Wednesday, November 18th,
and advisers should not approve an advance program until the
assigned First-Year English course appears as part of the
entire course schedule.
English
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designates a course for
which signup is required.
Signup sheets are posted on
the bulletin board across
from 417 Barnard Hall.
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Signup
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Permission of Department
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BC3104
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Essay Writing
Essay Writing
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X
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P.
Ellsberg
S.
Fredman
W.
Schor-Haim
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BC3106
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Fiction & Personal
Narrative*
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A.Dark
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BC3108
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Introduction to Fiction
Writing*
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N.
Hermann
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BC3110
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Poetry Writing*
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C.
Barnett
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BC3114
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Advanced Playwriting*
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J.
Jordan
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BC3116
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Story Writing*
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M.
Gordon
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BC3117
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Fiction Writing*
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M.
Keane
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BC3120
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Creative Nonfiction:
Journalism*
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J.
Ryle
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*These courses require
writing samples. Apply to
the Director of Creative
Writing, Timea Szell; leave
samples and cover sheet in
her box in 417 Barnard by
November 23.
BC3121 Public Speaking X
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BC3140
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Seminars on Special Themes
03-American Cowboy
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P.
Ellsberg
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06-Reading Barnard Writing
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X
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W.
Sharpe
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BC3160
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The English Colloquium
1,2,3,4
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Sign up through "EngSem" tab
on eBear.
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BC
3164
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Shakespeare II
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X
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BC
3177
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Victorian Novel
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X
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BC
3183
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American Lit Since 1945
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"L" course, capped at 100
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BC3185
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Modern British & American
Poetry
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X
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BC3191
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The English Conference
Topic for spring 2010:
"Torture: A Short Course"
Dates: Jan 25-Feb 15
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X
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BC3193
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Literary Criticism and
Theory 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
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X
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BC3998
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Senior Seminars (seniors
only)
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Sign up through "EngSem" tab
on eBear.
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ENTH BC3137
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Restoration/18th
C Drama
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X
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AFRS BC3144
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Early American Drama
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X
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Film Studies
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FILM BC3119
FILM BC3120
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Screenwriting (JR and SR
only)
Feature Film Screenwriting
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Sign up on bulletin board
across from 417 Barnard
Hall.
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FILM BC3200
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Film Production
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FILM BC3300
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Advanced Film Production
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Environmental Science
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BC1002
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Environmental Science
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Students now taking EESC
BC1001 do not
have to sign up for EESC
BC1002. EESC BC1001 is a
prerequisite for BC1002.
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BC3013
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Shorelines and Streams
(limited to 8 students)
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Signup for lottery Nov. 12-
Nov. 16 outside 404
Altschul.
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BC3026
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Case Studies in Land-Use
(limited to 12 students)
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Results posted Nov. 20.
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BC3023
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Agricultural/Urban Land Use
(limited to 20 students)
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First-Year Seminar Program
All first-year students who
are currently
enrolled in First-Year
English (BC1201 or
BC1202) should plan to
enroll in a First-Year
Seminar in the spring
semester. Course
descriptions—including
topics, reading lists,
professors, and meeting
times—will be available by
Friday, November 6th.
To
enroll in a First-Year
Seminar course, students
must participate in the
online "FY Seminar
Lottery," which may be
accessed through the "New
Student" link under the
"Registrar" tab in eBear.
Students should select their
top four course preferences
and rank them according to
interest, then submit those
rankings to the lottery any
time between Monday,
November 9th at
9:00 a.m. and Friday,
November 13th at
5:00 p.m. Lottery results
will be posted on eBear on
Tuesday, November 17th
at 12:00 noon.
First-Year Seminar
assignments cannot be
changed once made, and
students should complete
their Spring 2010 programs
with other courses that do
not conflict with their
assigned seminars. Students
will not be able to enter
First-Year Seminars directly
onto their online programs;
the courses will be input by
the Registrar’s office
starting Wednesday, November
18th, and
advisers should not approve
an advance program until the
assigned First-Year Seminar
course appears as part of
the entire course schedule.
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French
Signup sheets will be posted
outside the French
Department Office, 314
Milbank Hall.
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Course No.
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No. of Sections
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Course title
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1002
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2
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Elementary French II
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1203
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4
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Intermediate Course I
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1204
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5
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Intermediate Course II
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1205
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2
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Intermediate Oral French
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3008
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1
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Workshop Contemp France
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3006
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3
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Composition & Conversation
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3013
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1
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Advanced Writng
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3016
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1
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Advanced Oral
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History
Students wishing to take
History seminars must follow
the departmental application
process. See
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/history/ugrad/main/seminars/index.html
for information and
application. Students
admitted to History seminars
will see their acceptances
on that web site on November
13. The department will
notify the Barnard Registrar
of confirmed enrollments on
November 20, and we will add
seminars to students’
programs so that the
seminars will appear on
eBear on November 21.
Students wishing to take
History seminars must
therefore wait until
November 21-23 to have their
programs approved by their
advisers.
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Italian
Most Italian language
courses are "L" courses, as
is CLIA V3660, Mafia Movies.
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Music
Students currently enrolled
in music lessons at
Juilliard or Manhattan
School of Music and
continuing in Spring 2010
must file approval forms
with the Barnard Registrar
in January.
Students interested in music
instruction at Columbia
should call x43825 (6th
floor Dodge Hall) as soon as
possible for information
about procedures to be
followed in January.
Students interested in MUSI
BC1502 Voice Instruction
(with Malas, McMahan, Owen)
will be able to audition in
January if space is
available; consult your
registration memo.
All students planning to
enroll in music lessons at
MSM or Juilliard must see
Professor Archer, 319
Milbank Hall (x45096) in
January, for the required
approval on Barnard music
lesson forms.
Procedures for 2010-2011
enrollment
The Barnard application is
on the MSM web site:
www.msmnyc.edu/special/barnard
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Philosophy
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No
advance signup. Attendance
at the first class meeting
is required for introductory
level courses.
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Physical Education
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The PE lottery will take
place on eBear from 9 am on
Wednesday, January 20, to
noon on Friday, January 22.
Results will be posted at
5pm on Friday, January 22.
Information and instructions
will be available in
January. No advance signup
for PE is possible.
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Political Science
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Colloquia—Department
approval required:
If
you are interested in taking
a Political Science
colloquium, please submit an
application to the
Department Office 417A
Lehman Hall, before
Thursday, November xxx.
Applications are available
on-line at
www.barnard.edu/polisci
and in the Dept. Office.
Enrollment is limited to 16
students, with preference
given to Barnard Political
Science majors.
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BC3302
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First Amendment Values / P.
Franzese
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BC3303
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Race Gender Amer Pol/K.
Johnson
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BC3410
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Human Rights/A. Gundogdu
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BC3506
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Global Health Security/Y.
Huang
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BC3507
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Gender Politics Markets/C.
Ullman
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Psychology
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No. of sections
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Sign up or lottery date(s)
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BC1101
BC1113
BC1117
BC1127
BC1136
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Statistics
Cognitive Psychology
Behavioral Neuroscience
Developmental Psychology
Social Psychology
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Students interested in these
courses must participate in
the Psychology Department
lottery on eBear. Fill out
request forms Mon., Nov. 2 –
11 pm Sun., Nov. 8. Results
will be available on eBear
after 4pm on Wed., Nov.11th.
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Instructor
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BC3152
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Psychological Aspects of
Human Sexuality
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McKenna
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Non-Psychology majors should
secure permission before
enrolling. Psychology majors
and all seniors may enroll
without permission. ( wmckenna@barnard.edu)
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All seminars:
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Priority to senior majors.
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BC3599
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Individual Projects
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Individual faculty members
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Students should contact
faculty members individually
and seek permission.
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No advance permission is
needed to enroll in PSYC BC 1001, Introduction to
Psychology. All courses are sectioned by the professor at
the first class meeting.
Spanish and Latin American
Cultures
All sections of SPAN W1102, W1201,
W1202, W1208, W3300, W3330, W3349, W3350, and SPANBC 3117
and BC3159 are "L" courses requiring L course signup
November 16-20.
Theatre
Auditions for Spring 2010
productions and acting classes (V2007, V3305, V3250) will be
held in the Minor Latham Playhouse on Tuesday, January 19,
from 6-8 p.m. and 8-10 p.m., and on Wednesday, January 20,
from 6-8 p.m. Sign-up sheets for auditions will be posted on
the bulletin board in the lobby of the Minor Latham
Playhouse.
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Departmental permission
required
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BC
3122
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Rehearsal & Performance
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X
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Urban Studies
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No. of sections
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Signup
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V3546
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3
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Junior Colloquium Urban
Studies: Contemporary Urban
Problems
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Limit of 18 students per
section. Junior and senior
majors admitted; sophomore
majors and non-majors
admitted by application only
(application available at
www.barnard.edu/urban).
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V3993
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Built Environment
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Yearlong courses; no new
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V3995
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NY
Field Research
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students admitted for
spring.
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V3997
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International Topics
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BC3590
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Civic Engagement
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Limit of 18 students per
class. Must attend first
class meeting, when
instructor will finalize
enrollment.
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Women’s Studies
For all limited enrollment
courses, students should attend the first day of class. No
early permission will be given.
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