A course devoted to the study of contemporary art and ideas through examining modern and postmodern art movements and creating artwork in these styles using a variety of media and modalities.

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(ART 390R) Special Topics in Art

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(ART 399R) Internship in Visual Art

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(ART 425) Advanced Painting

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(ART 442) Reading in Aesthetics

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(ART 444) Motion Graphics

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(ART 445) Packaging Design

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(ART 447) Book Arts

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(ART 465) Advanced Sculpture

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(ART 470) Artist Portfolio Production

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(ART 480) BFA Thesis Research

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(ART 481) BFA Thesis Studio (Graphic Design)

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(ART 482) BFA Thesis Studio (Painting)

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(ART 495R) Independent Study

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(ART 496R) Student Research

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(ASNS 105) Introduction to Asian Studies

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(COMM 110) Intercultural Communication

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(COMM 200) Mass Communication and Society

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(COMM 211) Media Writing

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(COMM 251) Introduction to Cultural Theory

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(COMM 280) Gender, Race, and Culture

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(COMM 301) The Internet and Society

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(COMM 305) Communication and Popular Culture

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(COMM 323) Multimedia Production

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(COMM 326) Issues in Global Communication

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(COMM 353) Organizational Communication

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(COMM 360) Communication Theory and Method

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(COMM 399R) Internship in Communication

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(COMM 410) Political Communication

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(COMM 420) Media and Culture

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(COMM 430) Media Law and Ethics

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(COMM 490) Senior Seminar

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(COMM 496R) Student Research

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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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(PMGT 300) Public Policy

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(PMGT 350) Crisis Management

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(PMGT 360) Disaster Management

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(PMGT 390R) Special Topics in Public Management

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(PMGT 499) Public Management

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(SCI 201) Scientific Inquiry

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(SCI 99) Successful Practices in Learning Science

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