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(ANTH 105) Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
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(ANTH 210) Contemporary Pacific
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(ANTH 270) Language in Culture and Society: A survey of the role of language in life
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(ANTH 310) Anthropology Theory
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(ANTH 322) Ethnographic Skills
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(ANTH 360) Museum Studies
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(ANTH 385) Archaeology and Oceania
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(ANTH 390R) Special Topics in Cultural Anthropology
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(ANTH 391) Narrative, Identity and Culture
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(ANTH 399R) Internship in Cultural Anthropology
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(ANTH 440) Conservation of Intangible Culture
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(ANTH 445) Anthropology of Religion
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(ANTH 447) Applied and Development Anthropology
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(ANTH 450) Political and Economic Anthropology
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(ANTH 460) Anthropology of Globalization
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(ANTH 470) Language Documentation and Conservation
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(ANTH 495R) Independent Study
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(ANTH 496R) Student Research
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(ANTH 497R) Mentored Research
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(ASNS 105) Introduction to Asian Studies
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(CHEM 326) Analytical Biochemistry
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(ENGL 101) College Writing, Reading, and Research
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(ENGL 199R) Service Leadership Internship in English
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(ENGL 201) Literary Analysis and Research
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(ENGL 218R) Introduction to Creative Writing
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(ENGL 251) Fundamentals of Literature
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(ENGL 315) Topics for Advanced Writing and Analysis
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(ENGL 316) Technical Writing
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(ENGL 318) Advanced Creative Writing
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(ENGL 319) Form and Craft of Literary Genres
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(ENGL 321) English Grammars
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(ENGL 330) Writing for the Professions
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(ENGL 331) Professional Career Writing
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(ENGL 332) Writing for Social Media
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(ENGL 341) World Literatures in English
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(ENGL 342) Pacific Literatures
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(ENGL 343) Asian Literature
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(ENGL 345R) Ethnic Literature
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(ENGL 351) Literary Criticism and Theory
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(ENGL 358R) Special Studies: Major Authors or Genres
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(ENGL 361) American Literature from the Beginnings to Mid-Nineteenth Century
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(ENGL 362) American Literature From Mid-Nineteenth Century to World War I
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(ENGL 363) American Literature From 1914-1965
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(ENGL 364) American Literature from 1965-Present
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(ENGL 371) English Literature to 1500: The Medieval Period
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(ENGL 372) English Literature from 1500 to 1660: The Renaissance Period
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(ENGL 373) English Literature from 1660 to 1780: The Restoration and Eighteenth Century
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(ENGL 374) English Literature from 1780 to 1832: The Romantic Period
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(ENGL 375) English Literature from 1832 to 1890: The Victorian Period
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(ENGL 376) English Literature from 1890 to the Present
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(ENGL 382) Shakespeare
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(ENGL 390R) Special Topics in English
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(ENGL 392) Introduction to Literary Editing and Publishing/Kula Manu
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(ENGL 395R) Tutoring Composition
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(ENGL 398) On-Campus Practicum in English Composition
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(ENGL 399R) Internship in English
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(ENGL 418R) Writing for Publication
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(ENGL 420) Literature for Young Adults
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(ENGL 421) History of the English Language
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(ENGL 490) Senior Seminar
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(ENGL 491) Professional Writing Practicum
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(ENGL 495R) Independent Study
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(ENGL 496R) Student Research
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(FIN 360) Corporate Financial Statement Analysis
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(FIN 365) Real Estate Finance
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(FIN 370) Risk Management
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(FIN 410) Investments
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(GRK 101) Elementary Biblical Greek I
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(GRK 102) Elementary Biblical Greek II
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(GRK 201) Intermediate Biblical Greek I
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(GRK 202) Intermediate Biblical Greek II
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(IPB 121) Intercultural Peacebuilding
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(IPB 231) Interpersonal Peacebuilding
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(IPB 311) NGOs and Conflict Transformation
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(IPB 323) Peace Education
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(IPB 332) Peace Ecology
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(IPB 352) Intercultural Conflict Dynamics
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(IPB 380) Culture and Conflict Transformation
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(IPB 383) Peace Linguistic
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(IPB 390R) Special Topics in Intercultural Peacebuilding
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(IPB 399R) Internship in Intercultural Peacebuilding
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(IPB 400) Cultural Mediation
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(IPB 425) Cultural Facilitation
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(IPB 480) Conflict Transformation
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(IPB 495R) Independent Study
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(IPB 496R) Student Research
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(IPB 497R) Mentored Research
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(JPN 101) Elementary Japanese Conversation and Grammar I
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(JPN 102) Elementary Japanese Conversation and Grammar II
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(JPN 201) Intermediate Japanese Conversation and Grammar
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(JPN 202) Intermediate Japanese II
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(JPN 301) Introduction to Japanese Literature
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(JPN 311) Advanced Intensive Conversation in Japanese
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(JPN 321) Selected Reading and Grammar in Japanese
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(OCEN 201) Oceanography and Marine Science
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(OCEN 390R) Special Topics in Oceanography
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(OCEN 495R) Independent Study
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(PAIS 105) Introduction to Pacific Studies
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(PAIS 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Pacific Islands Studies
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(PAIS 200) A Place to Stand - Recognizing Place, Purpose & Positionality on Native Land
This course examines cultural constructs of place, purpose, and position through the lens of turangawaewae. This Māori word is made up of two important ideologies (1) tūranga or place of standing, and (2) waewae or feet. Combined, the word is often translated as 'a place to stand.’ Tūrangawaewae are places where we feel especially empowered and connected. They are our foundation, our place in the world, our home.
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